Professional Diploma in Dental Implantology

1. Provides the trainee with high-level clinical competence in performing safe and professional implant procedures.
2. Enhances licensing and advanced practice opportunities in private clinics.
3. Grants the trainee an internationally recognized and officially verified certification.
4. Aligns with the latest innovations in implantology, radiographic imaging, and digital surgical planning.

1. Bachelor’s degree in Dentistry (or equivalent).
2. Basic clinical experience (preferably in prosthodontics or oral surgery).
3. Full commitment to attendance and completion of all clinical assignments.

1. Certified copy of the academic degree.
2. Copy of national ID or passport.
3. Passport-sized photo with a white background.
4. Dental Association registration certificate (if available).
5. Completed official registration form.

1. General dentists seeking to expand into implant dentistry.
2. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons.
3. Dentists working in specialized dental centers.
4. Recent dental graduates with primary clinical training.
5. Practitioners in fixed prosthodontics.

Level One (Foundational): Fundamentals of Implantology and Case Planning

• Training Hours: 25 hours
• Training Units

1. Maxillofacial anatomy and anatomical considerations in implantology.
2. Introduction to dental implant systems and components.
3. Patient evaluation and diagnostic imaging (CT/CBCT).
4. Implant case planning, radiographic interpretation, and site identification.

Intermediate Level: Basic Surgical Skills in Implant Placement

• Training Hours: 20 hours
• Training Units:

1. Bone preparation techniques and implant insertion.
2. Surgical incision and closure techniques, wound healing considerations.
3. Use of basic and advanced surgical instruments.
4. Management of common post-operative complications.

Advanced Level: Clinical Applications and Implant Prosthetics

• Training Hours: 25 hours
• Training Units:

1. Implant uncovering and abutment design.
2. Impression techniques for implant-supported prostheses.
3. Placement of fixed and removable implant restorations.
4. Long-term follow-up, functional and clinical evaluation.

Clinical Applied Project: “Documentation and Execution of a Real or Simulated Dental Implant Case”

• Training Hours: (10) hours Supervised and Evaluated
• Project Description:

The project includes performing a complete dental implant case on a real patient or simulated model, covering evaluation, planning, surgery, and follow-up.

• Project Objectives:

1. To document the trainee’s clinical and procedural capabilities.
2. To provide hands-on experience in managing a complete implant case.
3. To produce a scientifically evaluable clinical file.

• Trainee Tasks:

1. Select a suitable case with supervisor approval.
2. Document all stages with photos and detailed reports.
3. Prepare a comprehensive treatment plan and clinical report.
4. Deliver a final presentation before a scientific panel.

• Supervision Format:

1. Direct clinical supervision (on-site or remote).
2. Periodic academic review and feedback.

• Expected Deliverables:

1. Verified clinical report (PDF format).
2. Final presentation (oral).
3. Project completion certificate.

1. International Professional Certificate issued by the American Board of Medical & Health Specialties – California, USA
   • Officially notarized and Apostilled by the U.S. Department of State.
   • Globally verifiable via the Dataflow system
2. Certificate issued by Midmak International Academy – Syria | Australi
   • As the officially accredited international representative of the American Board.
   • Certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Australia and Syria.
3. Academic Endorsement from the American University for Continuing Medical Education (AU-CME)
   • Independent academic documentation supporting international professional recognition.