Scientific Criteria for Selecting an Implant System for Your Practice
Scientific webinar on choosing the ideal implant system for your practice using evidence-based clinical criteria and long-term success factors.
with Dr. Shankar Iyer
Panelists
1 expert lined up.
About this webinar
In today’s rapidly evolving dental landscape, choosing the right implant system is essential for optimal patient outcomes and long-term practice success. This webinar will provide dental professionals with a comprehensive, evidence-based framework for evaluating and selecting implant systems. We will explore key scientific criteria, including material biocompatibility, implant design, surface technology, clinical performance data, and long-term success rates. Participants will gain practical insights into how these factors influence clinical decision-making and patient satisfaction. The session will also address the importance of manufacturer support, regulatory compliance, and integration with digital workflows. By attending, practitioners will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to make informed decisions that enhance their practice and deliver superior patient care.
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Date
Sun, 18 Jan 2026
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Time
9:00 PM IST
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CE credits
1 hours
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Content Format
Live webinar
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Access
Live + Recorded · Recording available afterwards
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Certificate
Issued after attendance
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Platform
Zoom Premium Webinar
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Hosted by
Smile USA & Dentist Channel
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