iTOP Implant Seminar, Sydney I Sat 13th June 2026

Course Overview

This advanced, practice-focused course is designed for dental professionals responsible for the ongoing care and maintenance of dental implants. Rather than focusing on implant placement, the program centres on risk recognition, clinical assessment, and personalised maintenance strategies to support long-term peri-implant health. Participants will develop a structured approach to evaluating implants in the dental office, understanding biological and technical risk factors, and recognising early signs of peri-implant disease. The course integrates contemporary implant biology with the iTOP philosophy, emphasising tailored biofilm management, appropriate tool selection, and technique adaptation for implant surfaces. Through interactive lectures, Risk Radar assessment frameworks, and extensive Touch-to-Teach (T2T) hands-on workshops, clinicians will gain practical skills to translate evidence-based implant maintenance protocols into everyday clinical workflows. The focus remains firmly on prevention, monitoring, and long-term maintenance - empowering clinicians to protect implant outcomes well beyond placement.