Nobel Biocare cadaveric implantology courses
In 2011 we began offering Turkish dentists hands-on training on fresh human cadavers. The first course took place in Vienna, with Nobel Biocare.
- Partner
- Nobel Biocare
- Location
- Anatomy Laboratory, Medical University of Vienna, Austria
- Years
- 2011–2014
- Faculty
- Dr Norbert Fock, Prof Dr Serhat Yalçın, Dr Becen Demir
About the course
In 2011, VESTA Akademi began to offer Turkish dentists hands-on practice on fresh human cadavers. The first course was held at the Anatomy Laboratory of the Medical University of Vienna, together with Nobel Biocare. Delegates worked with real tissue, so they could apply theory directly in practice.
What delegates practised
- Advanced implant surgery techniques
- Bone augmentation
- Soft tissue management
- Surgical approaches for complex cases
Why it mattered
For many Turkish dentists, this was their first cadaveric surgical training. The disciplined, high-level laboratory allowed them to try advanced techniques safely and under controlled conditions.
More than a course
Every course included accommodation. A gala dinner at the end joined the scientific programme with networking, so delegates could build lasting relationships with colleagues.
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