Straumann® SMART immediacy

Accelerate your clinical performance

Level: Advanced Beginner to Proficient*

SMART immediacy is geared towards dentists that have successfully placed implants in early (4-16 weeks) or late (6 months) placement protocols (ITI Implant Placement and Loading Protocols) and would like to take the next step: same-day immediate treatment. This curriculum provides you with the necessary in-depth knowledge and skills to implement immediate treatments and embrace the immediate digital workflow in your practice.

* Proficiency levels in accordance with the standards defined by the American Journal of Nursing.

Objective

The curriculum focuses on providing in-depth knowledge and training in immediate treatments. We cover the principles, techniques, and best practices for immediate implant placement and loading, enabling you to offer this advanced treatment modality within your practice. From patient selection and treatment planning to surgical protocols and restorative considerations, you will gain a thorough understanding of immediate treatments.

Key benefits

Flexibility

Learn through a combination of self-paced interactive modules and instructor-led classroom training guided by experts.

Certification

Successful completion of the program leads to certification, enhancing professional development and recognition.

Expert faculty

The program is created and managed by experienced professionals and leaders in the field of implant dentistry.

Global perspective

The curriculum incorporates a global perspective on implantology, making it relevant to a wide audience.

Practical emphasis

A significant focus on hands-on training ensures practical skills development.

Patient-centric approach

Patient care and safety are central to the curriculum, emphasizing ethical and responsible practice.

Networking

Connect with the SMART community and exchange knowledge and experiences.

Structure

Approximate duration time of the whole curriculum: 17 hours

Introduction: Foundations of Immediacy

Immediacy and products used in the SMART immediacy curriculum. (4h)
Chapter 1: Consultation and data acquisition

How to conduct the first consultation with your patient. (2h)
Chapter 2: Digital planning

How to digitally plan implementation surgery for the anterior and posterior areas. (2h)
Chapter 3: Production

Using a centralized service for temporary restorations and surgical guides; setting up surgery in an all-in-one delivery. (1h)
Chapter 4: Surgery

Determining the appropriate implant and tools as well as implementing the immediate surgery workflow. (2h)
Chapter 5: Prosthetics

Temporary and final restoration design and installation. (2h)
Chapter 6: Aftercare and maintenance

Clinically assess the health of peri-implant tissue and manage peri-implant inflammation. (4h)