The Importance of Implant Design on PeriImplant Health (ES)

The Importance of Implant Design on Peri-Implant Health (ES)
Last updated 1/2026
Duration: 1h 11m | .MP4 1920×1080 30fps(r) | AAC, 44100Hz, 2ch | 965.01 MB

Dr. Paul Mozer DDS, MSc, DICOI (USA)

What you’ll learn
– Understand the impact of implant design on surgical and prosthetic outcomes – how choices made before surgery influence every stage of treatment, from placement
– Identify key design features that affect implant success, including external shape, thread geometry, surface treatment, and implant-abutment connection.
– Select the appropriate implant design based on clinical conditions, improving primary stability, healing response, and long-term peri-implant tissue health.
– Apply evidence-based principles to clinical decision-making, achieving predictable, aesthetic, and biologically stable implant results.

Requirements
– Foundational knowledge of implant placement and restorative concepts.
– Basic familiarity with peri-implant anatomy and surgical workflows.
– An interest in understanding how design elements – such as shape, thread geometry, and surface treatment – affect implant performance and tissue health.

Description
Successful implant dentistry begins long before the first drill touches bone. In this course, Dr. Paul Mozer explores how the design of a dental implant directly influences every stage of treatment – from surgical placement and primary stability to prosthetic success and long-term peri-implant tissue health.

With so many implant systems available today, clinicians are faced with complex choices that can impact biological and mechanical outcomes. This course provides a clear, evidence-based framework for understanding how implant geometry, thread design, surface treatment, and connection type affect implant performance and patient outcomes.

Through in-depth explanations, clinical insights, and practical examples, you will learn how design features shape primary stability, influence osseointegration, and determine the longevity of peri-implant tissues. The course also examines how different implant designs can be matched to specific clinical scenarios, ensuring predictable and efficient results.

Join Dr. Mozer and discover how understanding implant design can elevate your surgical precision and clinical outcomes.

Who this course is for:
– General practitioners who place or restore implants and want to improve treatment predictability.
– Implantologists and oral surgeons seeking to refine their case planning through evidence-based design principles.
– Prosthodontists and restorative clinicians aiming to better understand how implant geometry and connection types influence prosthetic success.
– Dental educators and residents interested in expanding their theoretical and practical knowledge of implant systems.
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