Facilities
Where the training actually happens
Our implantology training facilities have been developed to offer an outstanding educational experience for clinicians seeking hands-on practice with real patients. All training takes place in our clinical center in Aranjuez, a modern space fully equipped for implantology, oral surgery and digital dentistry. The center spans more than 700 m² dedicated exclusively to dental education and clinical practice, providing an environment specifically designed to support intensive learning, clinical safety and high-level surgical performance.





Clinical areas
Boxes and surgical rooms
Modern clinical areas for real patient training
The training center includes multiple fully equipped clinical boxes, allowing students to work comfortably during patient sessions. Each operatory is prepared to support a wide range of surgical and implant procedures, ensuring a smooth workflow during intensive modules. Throughout the program, students have continuous access to these areas while performing supervised treatments, which strengthens their confidence and skill development.
Surgical rooms equipped for advanced procedures
Our facilities include dedicated surgical rooms prepared for complex implantology and regenerative procedures. These rooms meet professional safety standards and allow students to perform surgeries under direct supervision, following proper protocols and clinical sequencing. Here, participants learn to manage flap design, implant placement, regenerative techniques, soft-tissue handling and more.
The centre
Digital planning and technology integration
The center is equipped with digital tools essential for modern implantology, including:
- Digital planning stations.
- Intraoral scanning systems.
- Software for guided surgery.
- Cone beam imaging (CBCT) for precise diagnostics.
This digital integration allows students to plan treatments, evaluate anatomical structures, optimise implant positioning and gain autonomy with modern workflows.

The centre
A comfortable and functional learning environment
The facilities also include:
- Lecture and seminar rooms.
- Audiovisual systems for live demonstrations.
- Spaces prepared for clinical discussions and treatment planning.
- Areas designed for faculty–student interaction.
These elements contribute to a productive learning environment where participants can study cases, review protocols and follow step-by-step explanations during the modules.

Intensive format
Designed for intensive, high-quality clinical learning
Because the master follows an intensive Monday–Saturday format, the facilities are adapted to support continuous activity throughout the training blocks. Each space has been designed to guarantee safety, comfort and efficiency, ensuring that clinicians benefit from real, meaningful clinical exposure in every module.
Application
Come and see it
If you are considering the master, the best way to decide is to visit the centre on a module day and watch a session. Tell us and we will arrange it.
- CentrePaseo de Ignacio de Ibarrola, 6, 28300 Aranjuez, Madrid
- FormatMonday to Saturday intensive blocks, in English
- Edition2027–2029 · starts September 2027