Short-Term Program in Implantology 2025-2026 Greece-New York

General Information

Short-Term Program in Implantology 2025-2026

Implant Placement & Prosthetic Implant Rehabilitation on Patients, Analog and Digital Guided
The first 5 sessions (17 days) are conducted at the facilities of the Merimna Institute, in Greece and include the pre-surgical and surgical stage, while the 2 sessions (2 weeks) of advanced implantology are conducted at the NYU Dentistry Linhart Continuing Dental Education Program in New York.

Clinical Participation

Clinical participation in surgical placement of implants in patients, analog and digital guided

Every participant will place 5 implants in patients and will assist for the other surgeries of his group.
Merimna Institute provides all patients for the clinical participation sessions. However, we encourage participants to practice on their own patients, after consultation with the Director of the program.

Prosthetic Rehabilitation in Patients, analog and digital guided

Every participant will restore directly implant cases and also assist and get involved in all group cases, under the trainer’s supervision. Types of cases will vary from single teeth in the anterior zone to full-arch/- full-mouth rehabilitations.

Every participant has to provide in advance before the clinical course a copy of his license in dentistry and his Dental diploma in English Language.

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PROGRAM TIMETABLE
SESSION 1 March 2025 (4 days)	Merimna Institute, Athens Lectures-Workshops
SESSION 2 May 2025 (4 days)	Merimna Institute, Athens Lectures-Workshops
SESSION 3 June 2025 (4 days)	Merimna Institute, Athens Lectures-Live Surgeries
SESSION 4 1st Group: July 2025 (3 days) 2nd Group: September 2025 (3 days)	Merimna Institute, Athens Clinical Participation
SESSION 5 1st Group: November 2025 (2 days) 2nd Group: November 2025 (2 days)	Merimna Institute, Athens Clinical Participation
SESSIONS 6-7 January 2026 (2 weeks)	NYU Dentistry, New York Linhart Continuing Dental Education Program Advance implantology and oral rehabilitation. Case presentation from the participants.

Why Merimna Institute Implantology Program?

215 Didactic hours of comprehensive interactive lectures, live surgeries demonstration, clinical and hands-on sessions.
Surgical Clinical Participation: Every participant will place 5 implants in patients, analog and digital, that we will provide and will assist for the other surgeries of his group under the supervision of the Merimna Institute faculty.
Prosthetic Clinical Participation: Every participant will restore, analog and digital, directly implant cases and also assist and get involved in all group cases, under the trainer’s supervision. Types of cases will vary from single teeth in the anterior zone to full-arch/full-mouth rehabilitations.
In depth review of surgical and prosthetic protocols.
Over 35 speakers from the international community who are among the most distinguished names in Implantology.
Deliver the course in State-of-the-Art Facilities at New York University Rosenthal Institute for Aesthetic Dentistry, Merimna Institute facilities in Athens, Greece and affiliated Dental clinics in New York. NYUCD’s and Merimna Institute program gained educational resources that are unparalleled in the world.
2500 sq.m. of space featuring an elegant mahogany and marble reception area, 15 state-of-the-art patient treatment areas, Corporate style executive board rooms & Modern dental laboratories. A 52-seat amphitheater with global videoconferencing capabilities. An “operatory under glass” outfitted with multiple cameras to permit live, interactive clinical demonstrations around the world.
Never miss a session.
NYUCD’s bibliography, speaker’s articles and video copies of the demonstration cases.
Non commercial, non sponsored course covering the spectrum of implant types and systems.
Certificate of Achievement from New York University-College of Dentistry Linhart Continuing Education Program.

Inclusions/Grants
Every participant will deliver FREE of charge

Round trip Air tickets Athens-New York-Athens.
13 nights accommodation in twin room at New York hotel.
NYUCD’s bibliography, Speaker’s articles and video copies of the demonstration cases.
15 Implants and its surgical drill kit will be granted by our sponsor companies. The final choice of the implant system is participant’s decision.
During all clinical participation sessions all necessary materials, instruments, 5 implants, prosthetic abutments, bone graft materials, membranes, sutures, surgical instruments, micromotors and other will be provided in FREE for every participant. They have to practice with all the different types of implants, grafts and surgical instruments and prosthetic components.
Coffee breaks and Lunches Greece and New York.
Certification ceremony at NYU Dentistry Linhart Continuing Education Program, New York.
Special discounted fees for all Merimna Institute seminars in Greece.

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Course Overview

SESSION 1	Digital photography and power point presentation. Flap design, suturing techniques. Introduction, Bone biology, Anatomy, Wound healing. Evolution of Implants. Pre-surgical planning. Medical Evaluation. Developing treatment plans. Basic Surgical Techniques, soft and hard tissue management. Digital Design for surgical guides.
SESSION 2	Pre-implant Prosthodontics, Implant Number. Prosthesis, Biomaterials and Biomechanics. Immediate loading. Provisional fabrication and impression techniques. The digital era – Scanners, printers. The step by step work flow of the Removable Implant Patient. Polymers in Implant Prosthodontics. Advance Implant prosthetics: function, aesthetics and Occlusion.
SESSION 3	Sinus lift augmentation. Immediate loading. Designing overdentures, cement and screw retained restorations. Pre-surgical radiology assessment. Advance surgical implantology, specific surgical techniques, GBR, complications in implantology. Limitations & Interactions of Local & Systemic Diseases in Dental Implantology. Osseodensification Technique.
SESSION 4	Analog and digital guided placement of implants in patients by the participants. Every participant will place 5 implants the maximum, in patients and will assist for the other surgeries of his group under the supervision of the Merimna Institute faculty.
SESSION 5	Analog and digital guided prosthetic rehabilitation in patients Every participant will restore directly implant cases and also assist and get involved in all group cases, under the trainer’s supervision. Types of cases will vary from single teeth in the anterior zone to full-arch/full-mouth rehabilitations.
SESSIONS 6-7	Advance implantology and oral rehabilitation. Case presentation from the participants. Graduation ceremony.

History and Description

Linhart Continuing Dental Education Program
Current Concepts in American Dentistry

Implantology

The “Current Concepts in American Dentistry” international program was established at New York University College of Dentistry in 1981. This popular program now has over 3,800 graduates from 27 countries. These customized educational opportunities are designed for international dental groups to provide a deeper knowledge and understanding of specific areas of dentistry. The teaching staff includes NYU College of Dentistry faculty, alumni, and outstanding educators from other institutions and private practice.

Program topics and content are determined by the educational objectives of the group in consultation with the Assistant Dean for Continuing Education. Ongoing program relationships have been established in the following countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, France, Greece, India, Iran, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Poland, Peru, Russia, Spain, Taiwan, Turkey, and Venezuela.

All programs are in English. If necessary, a translator will be provided by the group organizer. To maximize the learning experience, sessions in New York City are limited to a minimum of 25 and a maximum of 50 participants. Individual dentists not part of a group may join an existing group on a space-available basis and with prior approval of the Assistant Dean for Continuing Education.

Attendance in New York City is mandatory in fulfilling the program requirements. This international dental education program is specifically designed to meet the educational needs of dental groups to “learn from the experts.” Faculty is carefully selected from throughout the world for their teaching and communication skills, clinical and/or research expertise, and experience.
Through informative and stimulating lectures, interactive group discussions, treatment planning sessions, “live” patient demonstrations, participant written reports, and clinical case requirements, this practical and innovative learning approach will expand your horizons and increase your confidence in pursuing clinical excellence.

Attendance
Seven (7) sessions are required, of which five (5) sessions must be attended at Merimna Institute in Greece. The two (2) additional sessions must be completed at New York University College of Dentistry. Participants are encouraged to complete the program in a timely fashion, recommended within two (2) years. The unique of the Greece program is that sessions four and five are clinical oriented and every participant is involved in live patients on placement of implants and prosthetic rehabilitation.

Written reports
During the final session at New York University College of Dentistry, the participant must submit three (3) copies of his/her written topic report to the Assistant Dean for Continuing Education. The topic can be selected from a list of suggested topics or determined by mutual agreement in conjunction with the group international program leader. This report may be written in another language if the participant is not fluent in English. However, if English is not the language selected, a one-page summary in English must be included. Finally, the report should include references to support the appropriate scientific literature. The recommended report length is 15-25.

Case presentations
During the final week at New York University College of Dentistry, the participant is required to formally present two (2) clinical cases performed and completed in his/her private practice. Participants will be limited to no more than fifteen (15) minutes followed by a discussion and/or comments by group members and NYU faculty.

Program completion
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, a certificate of achievement will be awarded by the Linhart Continuing Dental Education Program at New York University College of Dentistry. Please note that this certificate program is not applicable to any formal degree program but is an acknowledgement of the participant’s commitment to professional growth and development.

The final decision on meeting all requirements is the responsibility of the Assistant Dean for Continuing Education.