Summary - Implants, Charlotte NC, November 13-14, 2026, MIS Education Forum

Join leading clinicians and industry experts for an immersive two-day educational experience focused on advancing participants’ understanding of contemporary implant dentistry and restorative-driven treatment workflows. Through lectures, hands-on training, and peer-to-peer collaboration, participants will explore digital implant workflows, anterior esthetic treatment strategies, immediate placement and provisionalization protocols, full-arch rehabilitation concepts, and evidence-based approach to implant therapy.

Attendees will gain practical experience in implant planning and placement, restorative workflows, provisionalization techniques, and complication management using contemporary implant solutions and digital technologies. The program will also examine the science supporting implant innovation, approaches to presenting treatment options clearly and supporting informed patient decision-making, and methods for strengthening patient communication. Participants will leave with practical techniques and clinical considerations that may be incorporated into implant treatment planning and daily practice, based on individual patient needs and the clinician’s professional judgment.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:

Apply digital treatment planning principles to support predictable implant placement and restorative-driven workflows for single-unit and full-arch cases.
Evaluate immediate implant and anterior esthetic protocols, including provisionalization techniques and clinical considerations for achieving optimal esthetic outcomes.
Identify and manage common surgical and restorative implant complications using evidence-based decision-making and practical treatment strategies.
Support informed patient decision-making through clear communication, balanced treatment discussions, and a patient-centered approach to implant therapy.