Connecting scientific evidence with clinical practice

“Clinicians need more than access to technology; they need opportunities to understand the science behind it, develop practical skills and exchange experiences with their peers,” said Mark Bezjak, group vice-president for the Americas at Dentsply Sirona. “The MIS Education Forum brings these elements together to help dental professionals navigate implant treatment decisions and apply what they learn to the individual needs of their patients. Supporting that clinical understanding is central to how we serve our customers.”

Through lectures and hands-on exercises, participants will receive instruction and practical training in digital planning principles for single-unit and full-arch cases, implant placement techniques, restorative workflows and provisionalisation. The programme will also address clinical considerations for anterior aesthetic treatment and evidence-based approaches to identifying and managing common implant complications. Participants will leave with practical techniques and an understanding of clinical considerations that they can apply in implant treatment planning and clinical practice, guided by individual patient needs and professional judgement. Alongside clinical education, the forum will provide guidance on presenting treatment options clearly and discussing them in a balanced way to support informed patient decision-making.