Nobel Biocare Cadaveric Implantology Courses

Since 2011, Knightsbridge Academy, in collaboration with Nobel Biocare, has successfully delivered multiple editions of the Dental Implantology and Surgery Course at the Vienna Medical University Anatomy Lab. These training programmes provided hands-on experience with fresh cadaveric specimens, offering participants a unique opportunity to refine their surgical implantology techniques under expert supervision. Led by Dr Norbert Fock, Prof Dr Serhat Yalçın, and Dr Becen Demir, the courses combined in-depth theoretical knowledge with practical surgical application, ensuring a realistic and immersive learning experience.

These courses have been particularly significant for Turkish dentists, marking one of their first encounters with cadaveric surgical training. The structured curriculum covered key implantology techniques, including bone augmentation, soft tissue management, and advanced surgical approaches, helping attendees develop the confidence and skillset required for complex clinical cases. The Vienna Medical University Anatomy Lab provided an ideal environment for this advanced training, allowing participants to practice procedures in a controlled, high-standard setting.

Beyond its technical aspects, the course also served as a comprehensive professional development experience. Each session included accommodation for participants and a prestigious gala dinner, fostering a collaborative and engaging atmosphere where attendees could exchange knowledge and build valuable professional connections. With several successful editions delivered since 2011, this collaboration between Knightsbridge Academy and Nobel Biocare remains a cornerstone of high-quality implantology training, setting a benchmark in surgical education for dentists worldwide.