Fellowship in Oral Implantology

Speakers :-

Dr. Samintharaj Kumar
Bachelor of Dental Surgery (Singapore)
CEO, Nuffield Holdings
Director, ZAGA Centre Singapore
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Prof. Dr. Sunil Kumar Nettemu
MDS DICOI (USA) FDS RCPS (Glasg)
ICOI Director & Membership Chairman,
ICOI India and ASEAN Nations,
Head of Department,
Department of Periodontology & Oral Implantology,
Faculty of Dentistry,
Manipal University College, Malaysia

Prof. Dr. Sowmya Nettem
MDS, Fellow (FAIMER), AMPH (ISB)
Department of Periodontology & Oral Implantology,
Faculty of Dentistry,
Manipal University College, Malaysia.

Who Should Enrol? :-

• General dentists looking to expand their practice with implant treatments.
• Clinicians seeking to refine their surgical and prosthetic implantology skills.
• Dental professionals interested in a structured and mentored learning approach with ICOI affiliation.

Why Choose This Fellowship? :-

• Gain in-depth knowledge of implantology through a structured curriculum.
• Hands-on training in implant placement on practice models, with adjunct techniques like guided bone regeneration and internal sinus lift
• Learn from experienced implantologists with extensive clinical expertise.
• Enhance your surgical and prosthetic skills in a supportive learning environment.
• Receive mentorship for one clinical case, from work-up to clinical supervision.
• Network with peers and experts in the field of implant dentistry.
• Recognized fellowship certification in affiliation with ICOI.

Course Highlights :-

• Affiliated with ICOI
• Dual Certification
• Side-by-Side Guidance

Learning Outcomes :-

• Apply theoretical knowledge on implant-related procedures and complications to clinical practice.
• Adopt an interdisciplinary approach by interacting with specialists from various dental disciplines.
• Stay updated on the latest advancements in Oral Implantology.
• Perform implant surgical procedures under expert supervision.

Course Structure :-
The fellowship is divided into four key modules:

Module 1: Roots of Implantology – Building the Foundation
Scheduled Dates: August 22nd, 23rd, and 24th, 2025

Theoretical Component: 

– History and Evolution of Implantology: From ancient techniques to modern advances
– Understanding Bone Biology: Anatomical considerations in implantology
– Osseointegration: How implants bond with bone over time
– Implant Systems and Designs: Comparison of various implant systems
– Radiographic and CBCT Analysis: Basics of imaging for implant treatment planning
– Introduction to Digital Implantology: Fundamentals of 3D planning and its benefits
– Flap Designs in Implant Dentistry
– Suture and Suturing Techniques in Implant Dentistry  

Hands-on Skills:  

– CBCT Interpretation
– Software for Implant Planning
– Implant Placement in Dummy Model
– Suturing Techniques  

Module 2: Surgical Fundamentals – Precision in Placement
Scheduled Dates: November 28th, 29th, and 30th, 2025
Focuses on surgical armamentarium, case preparation, and protocol for successful implant placement.

Module 3: Prosthetic Pathways – Art in Restorations
Scheduled Dates: January 23rd, 24th, and 25th, 2026
Explores both conventional and digital workflows for achieving successful implant restorations.

Module 4: Future-Ready Implantology – Advanced Surgeries and Digital Excellence
Scheduled Dates: February 27th, 28th, and 1st March, 2026
Covers advanced surgical techniques such as sinus lifting, ridge splitting, and osseodensification.

• Anatomical models and simulation units.
• Live patient cases under expert supervision.
• Advanced digital planning tools for implant placement.

• Attend all four modules of the fellowship program, achieving a minimum of 100 hours of implant-related education.
• Complete 20 implant cases (surgery and restoration), all of which must be at least one (1) year old from the date the implant was restored.

As part of the fellowship program, ICOI clinical case documentation methods and requirements will be discussed, and a letter of recommendation will be provided to assist participants in meeting the certification requirements.

Programme Fees :-

• Module 1 Fee: SGD 2,500 (if paid per module)
• Full Programme Fee (Modules 1–4): SGD 8,000
  Clinical implant cases on patients will be charged additionally based on the needs of the attendees. Please contact the course administrator for more details.
  Travel and accommodation expenses are to be borne by the candidate.
  

ICOI Processing Fees :-

• ICOI Annual Membership Fee: USD 275
• ICOI Fellowship Certificate Processing Fee: USD 500
  • Upon receipt of payment, the ICOI membership and fellowship certificate processing will be completed by Nuffield Academy.
  • Attend ONE (1) ICOI conference where the ICOI Fellowship award will be conferred.
  • Participate in exclusive ICOI webinar sessions.
  • Receive a hard copy of Implant Dentistry Journal, an official journal of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI).