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Program

The program, module by module

The Master in Oral Surgery and Implantology provides a rigorous two-year postgraduate pathway for dentists who want to acquire advanced surgical skills, digital treatment planning proficiency and extensive live-patient clinical experience. The program follows a progressive, evidence-based structure aligned with European academic and clinical standards. Learning integrates theoretical foundations, simulation, digital workflows and supervised surgical sessions, ensuring a predictable transition toward clinical autonomy.

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60ECTS credits
10modules over two academic years
14faculty, Spanish and international
500+hours of supervised live-patient practice
4–8students per edition

Structure

How the two years are built

This Master in Oral Surgery and Implantology comprises 60 ECTS credits (1,500 hours), with more than 500 hours of supervised live-patient clinical practice.

The master is organised into 10 academic modules over two academic years (5 modules per year), following an intensive, fully on-site training format.

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.

Academic plan

10 modules over two years

Year 1

30 ECTS · 5 modules

During the first academic year, students develop the essential biological, surgical and diagnostic foundations of implantology.

Year 2

30 ECTS · 5 modules

The second year expands clinical autonomy and introduces advanced regenerative and reconstructive procedures.

Calendar

Five intensive weeks in the first year

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

The master runs from September 2027 to June 2029.

  1. September20–252027

    Fundamental Principles of Oral Surgery and Implantology

    6 ECTS

  2. November22–272027

    Fundamentals of Implantology and Periodontology

    6 ECTS

  3. January17–222028

    Diagnosis and Treatment Planning in Implantology

    6 ECTS

  4. April24–292028

    Basic Oral Surgery Techniques and Soft Tissue Management

    6 ECTS

  5. June12–172028

    Advanced Implantology Techniques

    6 ECTS

First-year module dates of the 2027–2029 edition, as published in the official program dossier. The second-year calendar is issued when the place is confirmed.

Syllabus

What each module covers

This is the syllabus the admissions office sends in the dossier, module by module. Every module runs Monday to Saturday and combines theory with supervised surgery on live patients.

Year 1 · Foundational knowledge and early surgical development

016 ECTS

Fundamental Principles of Oral Surgery and Implantology

20–25 September 2027

  1. Applied anatomy of the jaws and buccofacial structures relevant to oral and implant surgery.
  2. Preoperative patient assessment and diagnostic criteria in implantology.
  3. Radiological and complementary imaging techniques for surgical planning.
  4. Principles of minimally invasive oral and implant surgery.
  5. Pharmacology and anesthesia protocols in oral surgery.
  6. Biological foundations and principles of modern implantology.
  7. Implant design concepts, including macrostructure and surface characteristics.
  8. Drilling techniques, osteotomy preparation and implant placement protocols.
  9. Immediate and delayed implant placement: indications, advantages and limitations.

026 ECTS

Fundamentals of Implantology and Periodontology

22–27 November 2027

  1. Periodontal anatomy, physiology and biological principles.
  2. Structure and behavior of peri-implant tissues.
  3. Diagnosis, classification and management of periodontal diseases.
  4. Periodontal and peri-implant treatment strategies.
  5. Surgical procedures in periodontology and peri-implant therapy.
  6. Implant placement in single-tooth and multiple-unit cases.
  7. Strategies to improve primary implant stability.
  8. Osseointegration processes and healing dynamics.
  9. Aesthetic considerations in anterior implant planning and soft-tissue management.

036 ECTS

Diagnosis and Treatment Planning in Implantology

17–22 January 2028

  1. CBCT interpretation and radiological diagnosis applied to implantology.
  2. Digital workflows for implant planning and therapeutic decision-making.
  3. Biomechanical and occlusal considerations in implant treatments.
  4. Planning in aesthetic and functional zones.
  5. Guided surgery principles and surgical guide design.
  6. CAD-CAM planning and 3D printing applications.
  7. Surgical risk assessment and interdisciplinary case planning.

046 ECTS

Basic Oral Surgery Techniques and Soft Tissue Management

24–29 April 2028

  1. Flap design and suturing techniques in implant surgery.
  2. Alveolar ridge preservation and connective tissue grafting.
  3. Aesthetic management in single-tooth implant cases.
  4. Surgical treatment of benign oral lesions, cysts and periapical pathology.
  5. Surgical extraction of impacted and supernumerary teeth.
  6. Management of medical emergencies in dental practice.
  7. Fundamentals of bone regeneration and biomaterials.

056 ECTS

Advanced Implantology Techniques

12–17 June 2028

  1. Implant placement in complex anatomical situations and low-density bone.
  2. Immediate loading protocols and advanced provisionalization strategies.
  3. Implant treatment in the atrophic maxilla, including angulated implants.
  4. Use of pterygoid implants.
  5. Advanced soft-tissue management techniques.
  6. Management of intraoperative complications.
  7. Integration of digital technologies in advanced implantology.

Year 2 · Advanced surgical techniques and complex case management

066 ECTS

Bone Regeneration and Advanced Surgical Techniques

  1. Biological principles of bone regeneration and healing processes.
  2. Guided bone regeneration (GBR): indications, planning and techniques.
  3. Use of biomaterials and membranes in regenerative procedures.
  4. Titanium meshes and reinforced membranes for advanced reconstruction.
  5. Autologous bone grafting: harvesting techniques and fixation.
  6. Integration of bone regeneration with implant placement.
  7. Management of complications in regenerative surgery.
  8. Evaluation of regenerated sites and long-term stability.
  9. Clinical decision-making in advanced regenerative cases.

076 ECTS

Sinus Elevation Surgery and Bone Grafting

  1. Maxillary sinus anatomy and its surgical relevance.
  2. Indications and treatment planning for sinus floor elevation.
  3. Lateral window sinus lift technique.
  4. Transcrestal sinus elevation technique.
  5. Selection of biomaterials and grafting strategies.
  6. Prevention and management of sinus-related complications.
  7. Integration of sinus elevation with implant placement.
  8. Short and tilted implant alternatives in posterior maxilla.
  9. Clinical decision-making in advanced regenerative cases.

086 ECTS

Surgery in Atrophic Jaws and Management of Complications

  1. Diagnosis and treatment planning in maxillary and mandibular atrophy.
  2. Surgical strategies for severely resorbed jaws.
  3. Use of short and angulated implants in atrophic cases.
  4. Management of implant failures and peri-implant complications.
  5. Explantation protocols and site reconstruction techniques.
  6. Reimplantation strategies in complex clinical situations.
  7. Clinical decision-making in advanced atrophic cases.

096 ECTS

Advanced Periodontology and Complex Oral Surgery

  1. Advanced mucogingival and soft-tissue surgical techniques.
  2. Surgical management of peri-implant defects.
  3. Soft-tissue regeneration around implants.
  4. Aesthetic optimisation of peri-implant tissues.
  5. Integration of periodontal and implant surgery.
  6. Management of complex multidisciplinary cases.
  7. Long-term maintenance of periodontal and peri-implant health.

106 ECTS

Resolution of Severe Atrophies

  1. Diagnosis and comprehensive treatment planning of severe maxillary and mandibular atrophy.
  2. Advanced reconstructive implant strategies in highly complex cases.
  3. Complex full-arch rehabilitations and surgical sequencing.
  4. Multidisciplinary clinical decision-making and risk assessment.
  5. Management of complications, long-term prognosis and maintenance strategies.

Objectives

What the program develops

The Master in Surgery and Modern Implantology provides a clinically focused, modern and comprehensive education in implant dentistry. The program combines theory, digital workflows and extensive live-patient experience to help students develop:

  • Solid diagnostic and surgical criteria.
  • Confidence in clinical decision-making.
  • Proficiency in digital planning and guided surgery.
  • Predictable treatment skills for a wide range of implant cases.
  • The ability to integrate surgery, prosthetics and periodontology.

The goal is to train dentists to work independently, safely and effectively in contemporary implant practice.

Career opportunities

Upon completing the program, graduates will be equipped to:

  • Perform implant placement and associated surgical procedures.
  • Manage soft-tissue and bone-regeneration cases with modern techniques.
  • Incorporate digital workflows into daily implant planning.
  • Treat aesthetic and functional implant cases predictably.
  • Integrate into multidisciplinary clinical teams.
  • Expand services in their own practice or join implant-oriented clinics.
  • Access academic, research or teaching pathways if desired.

This master provides the foundation needed to grow professionally and offer high-quality implant care in diverse clinical settings.

Competencies

What you take away

The master equips students with the clinical, diagnostic and digital competencies needed to perform implant dentistry safely and predictably.

General competencies

  • Understand the biological, anatomical and functional principles of oral surgery and implantology.
  • Apply structured, evidence-based diagnostic and clinical decision-making.
  • Plan implant treatments within a multidisciplinary framework.
  • Assess patient-specific risk factors and adapt treatment plans accordingly.
  • Communicate effectively with patients and clinical teams.
  • Maintain a scientific, ethical and standards-based approach to clinical practice.

Specific competencies

  • Understand the biological and surgical foundations required for safe implant placement.
  • Diagnose and plan implant treatments using CBCT, digital workflows and guided surgery systems.
  • Perform implant placement in simple, aesthetic and moderately complex cases with confidence.
  • Apply bone regeneration techniques, including GBR, biomaterials, membranes and sinus procedures.
  • Execute soft-tissue management strategies to optimise aesthetic and functional outcomes.
  • Identify, prevent and manage peri-implant and periodontal diseases.
  • Recognize cases requiring interdisciplinary collaboration and integrate multiple specialties into treatment planning.
  • Manage surgical complications, implant failures and revision procedures following appropriate clinical protocols.
  • Document, present and defend clinical cases using professional and scientific criteria.

Evaluation

How you are assessed

  • Continuous assessment.
  • 30% theoretical performance.
  • 70% clinical and practical performance.
  • Minimum 80% attendance, participation and presence in theoretical and clinical sessions.
  • Final case presentation and academic review.
70%clinical and practical
30%theoretical
80%minimum attendance
4–8students per edition

Application

Request the full dossier and apply

The syllabus and the calendar are above. The dossier adds the tuition, the enrollment deposit and the payment options for the 2027–2029 edition.

  • CentrePaseo de Ignacio de Ibarrola, 6, 28300 Aranjuez, Madrid
  • FormatMonday to Saturday intensive blocks, in English
  • Edition2027–2029 · starts September 2027

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