Scientific Criteria for Selecting an Implant System for Your Practice-Part 2
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
Following the initial analysis of fundamental implant characteristics, this second instalment of the series provides a comprehensive overview of the essential scientific criteria for selecting a dental or medical implant system. Key topics include implant manufacturing processes, advanced surface modification technologies, the importance of precision components, and the significance of approvals by certification entities such as the FDA and CE. By exploring these critical elements, the session aims to equip clinicians and professionals with the knowledge necessary to make informed decisions that ensure patient safety and optimize clinical outcomes. Understanding these fundamentals is crucial before implementing any implant system in clinical practice, as it directly impacts the reliability, performance, and regulatory compliance of the devices used for patient care.
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Date
Sun, 1 Feb 2026
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Time
8:30 PM IST
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CE credits
1 hours
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Content Format
Live surgery
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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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