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Oral Surgery and Implantology Courses

Discover our top-tier oral surgery and dental implantology courses in Spain and the USA. Designed for dentists seeking to enhance their clinical skills through hands-on training, live surgeries, and advanced regenerative techniques.

Reconstructive Surgery in Human Cadaver Course

Reconstructive Surgery Cadaver – Spain

Learn advanced bone reconstruction techniques — including the Khoury (Split Bone Block) Technique — in this intensive training. You’ll review clinical protocols, observe live surgery, and practice on human cadavers under expert guidance.
Includes theoretical content based on the Khoury bone block technique and cadaver hands on.

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Bone Reconstruction Course – USA

Join this intensive 3-day training focused on bone reconstruction, grafting, and soft tissue management. You’ll learn the Khoury Technique and other advanced bone augmentation methods through lectures, visual materials, and practical exercises. The course also includes detailed case discussions and live demonstrations to strengthen clinical understanding. Ideal for clinicians who seek predictable, evidence-based results in regenerative implantology.

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Live Implant Course – Spain

Live Implant Course – Spain

Place multiple implants in real patients over four intensive days. From flap design to suturing, you’ll manage full cases under expert supervision, always with your own assistant. Held in Aranjuez, near Madrid, this course offers total clinical immersion for dentists ready to operate, not just observe—an essential step in mastering implantology.

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Live Implant Course – USA

Live Implant Course – USA

Place 15+ implants in just 3 days on real patients with full expert supervision. You’ll perform complete cases—from extractions to implant placement and soft tissue management—tailored to your skill level. A high-volume, real-patient implant surgery course designed for dentists seeking fast, intensive experience.

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1 to 1 Oral Surgery Training – Spain

1 to 1 Oral Surgery Training – Spain

A fully personalized training where you perform real surgeries with expert guidance. Choose between one or two days of private mentoring in our surgical center near Madrid. Designed for international dentists, this course offers true focus on your learning goals in a hands-on clinical setting.

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1 to 1 Oral Surgery Training – USA

1 to 1 Third Molar Extraction Training – Brazil

Develop the confidence to perform wisdom tooth extractions safely and efficiently. Over five intensive days in Bauru, São Paulo (Brazil), you’ll manage real surgical cases in a university clinical environment, including flap design, suturing, bone removal, and post-operative care.

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Advanced Bone Grafting Techniques Explained

Bone grafting is essential in modern implantology for rebuilding alveolar ridges and ensuring long-term implant success. Among the available methods, the Khoury Technique and Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) stand out for their predictability and biological stability.
At DL Oral Surgery Academy, we provide dental implantology courses that allow clinicians to understand and apply these techniques safely in daily practice—from cadaver-based learning to live patient surgery.

Bone Reconstruction Course in Human Cadaver

Khoury Bone Block vs. Particulate Grafting

Traditional particulate grafting techniques often lead to faster resorption and less volume stability. In contrast, the Khoury bone block approach creates a rigid framework that maintains space and contour, allowing natural bone regeneration.
Our courses emphasize this concept through hands-on exercises, helping clinicians recognize when to apply each technique depending on defect morphology and clinical indication.

Why Cadaver Training Matters in Implantology

Human cadaver training is an important part of advanced dental implantology courses, providing an unparalleled understanding of anatomical structures and surgical precision. It bridges the gap between theoretical learning and real patient surgery, enabling clinicians to practice flap design, bone harvesting, and graft fixation in a safe, controlled environment.
This type of training is a key step before performing complex bone reconstruction procedures on patients.