2027–2029 edition · applications open

Learn implant surgery on real patients, from the first module

Two-year clinical training with live patients in Aranjuez, Madrid. 60 ECTS, 10 modules and more than 500 hours of supervised live-patient practice, in groups of 4–8.

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Two clinicians placing an implant on a live patient at the Aranjuez centre

Starts: September 2027Applications open for the 2027–2029 edition
Credits: 60 ECTS10 modules, 1,500 hours, 5 modules per year
Format: Fully on-siteMonday to Saturday intensive blocks, in English
Where: Aranjuez, MadridA 700 m² centre built for clinical teaching

The program

A residency, not a course

The Master in Surgery and Modern Implantology is a two-year, clinically oriented international implantology master in Europe. Designed for ambitious dentists, it combines advanced oral surgery, modern implantology and real-patient hands-on training in every module.

Following a European residency-style model, you will progressively gain surgical autonomy while working with live patients under expert supervision.

Built for professionals aiming to deepen their skills in oral surgery and implant dentistry, this master’s degree offers continuous supervised practice, progressive autonomy, and a training system inspired by the European residency-style model (MIR).

The ten modules, point by point

60ECTS credits

10modules over two academic years

14faculty, Spanish and international

500+hours of supervised live-patient practice

4–8students per edition

Training structure

Implantology Master in Europe with Live-Patient Surgical Training

This master provides a balanced and realistic structure for working dentists across Europe. Training includes:

10 intensive modules, 5 per academic year.
Monday–Saturday clinical blocks, 50 hours of direct contact per module.
Live-patient practice in all modules, with surgical procedures supervised by expert clinicians.
60 ECTS, equivalent to 1,500 hours of total academic workload following European standards.
An entirely presential curriculum, ensuring continuous clinical immersion and direct faculty supervision.

The master in motion

Forty-four seconds in the centre

Still from the video «MSMI International» — **MSMI International**Forty-four seconds inside the centre, during a module.

Still from the video «Five questions we must ask our patients» — **Five questions we must ask our patients**Implantology Talks, from the DL Oral Surgery channel.

Still from the video «Immediate implant: the nerve, and enough bone? Six tips on the CBCT» — **Immediate implant: the nerve, and enough bone? Six tips on the CBCT**Implantology Talks, from the DL Oral Surgery channel.

Core competencies

What you will learn in this implantology master

Throughout the Master in Surgery and Modern Implantology you will master the clinical, surgical and digital skills required to practice modern implant dentistry at the highest level. Graduates will be able to:

Diagnose, plan and execute implant treatments using advanced digital tools.
Perform both basic and advanced oral surgery procedures.
Manage soft tissue, bone regeneration and sinus elevation.
Treat real patients with growing autonomy and clinical confidence.
Make sound clinical decisions in multidisciplinary scenarios.
Work under a structured academic system similar to residency-based training.

Who it is for

Who is this implantology master for?

This European implantology master is designed for:

EU eligibility

Dentists licensed within the European Union who want to enter or advance in implantology through a structured, clinically grounded program.

Hands-on surgical training

Professionals seeking real patient experience, digital workflows and a multidisciplinary approach to modern oral implantology.

Small-group supervision

Groups of 4–8 students ensure personalised guidance, close faculty interaction and a safe progression toward clinical autonomy.

Calendar

Five weeks a year, Monday to Saturday

Each module includes 50 hours of direct contact, delivered in intensive Monday–Saturday blocks, combining structured theoretical training with supervised live-patient clinical practice.

This structure ensures continuous clinical immersion, progressive autonomy and full compatibility with the professional schedules of European dentists.

September20–252027
Fundamental Principles of Oral Surgery and Implantology
6 ECTS
November22–272027
Fundamentals of Implantology and Periodontology
6 ECTS
January17–222028
Diagnosis and Treatment Planning in Implantology
6 ECTS
April24–292028
Basic Oral Surgery Techniques and Soft Tissue Management
6 ECTS
June12–172028
Advanced Implantology Techniques
6 ECTS

First-year module dates of the 2027–2029 edition. The second-year calendar is issued when the place is confirmed.

The centre

Where you will operate

A fully equipped clinical box with its screen and instrument cabinets

The cone beam (CBCT) unit in its own room at the centre

The seminar room set up for theory sessions

The corridor leading to the clinical boxes, with its wooden doors

The whole centre

Why this program

What you get that a weekend course cannot give you

By joining this postgraduate training, candidates gain access to:

A high-level clinical environment with live-patient surgeries in every module.
Supervision by an international team of specialists.
A rigorous academic structure aligned with European postgraduate standards.
Digital workflows integrated into every stage of the program.
A limited number of students, ensuring personalized guidance.
Intensive Monday–Saturday modules compatible with clinical schedules.

This program is ideal for clinicians seeking real surgical experience, advanced decision-making skills and a comprehensive understanding of modern implant dentistry.

Faculty