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We offer implant courses for dentists, like:

  • Online courses include dental implantology, basic and advanced, medical considerations, dental photography, and pharmacology.
  • Live and dental workshops on-site provide high-quality courses and seminars from implant dentistry experts Dr. Ahmed & Mohammed Saeed.
  • One-to-one courses that provide exceptional dental training and live coaching under the expert guidance of Dr. Ahmed Saeed.

Our online courses provide flexibility in learning from anywhere at your own pace. Online courses cover essential topics like principles of dental photography, dental implantology, basic & advanced medical considerations, and applied pharmacology.

  • The course offers a personalized learning experience with few attendees, ensuring close instructor interaction.
  • Includes hands-on practice with patients under expert guidance from Dr. Ahmed & Mohammed Saeed.
  • Features workshops and live surgeries tailored to participants’ needs, covering implant planning, placement, restoration, and complication management.
  • Teach advanced skills such as bone grafting.
  • Provides one year of online support, including materials, feedback, and instructor access for continuous learning.
  1. The Implant League offers a dental mentorship course that includes hands-on dental implant training and personal mentoring led by Dr. Ahmed Saeed, an experienced dentist and educator.
  2. The training is conducted in a high-tech facility equipped with the latest technology and combines theoretical and practical sessions tailored to individual needs.
  3. The one-to-one course provides personalized guidance during surgical procedures, enhancing confidence and improving skills through direct interaction with the trainer.
  1. This course focuses on the principles of dental photography, covering intraoral, extraoral, and portrait photography techniques.
  2. Participants learn to select and set up the right equipment, use optimal settings, ensure reliable photography, and manage secure image storage.
  3. Designed for all members of the dental team, it enhances skills in photography and marketing applications for patient records.
  4. Ideal for those looking to develop their dental photography expertise.
  1. A comprehensive online dental implant training course that includes over 27+ hours of recorded lectures and live workshops.
  2. Covers basics such as osseointegration theory, the history of implants, and advanced techniques and trends.
  3. Enables participants to diagnose, plan, and perform transplant procedures independently, even for beginners.
  4. Topics include immediate loading, all-on-X cases, tilted implants, sinus lift, bone grafting, and graftless solutions.
  • Expert-led training with Dr. Ahmed Saeed brings years of experience to every implant dentistry course, offering guidance to sharpen your skills as a dentist.
  • Experience with Practical Engage in the Live dentists’ workshop working on real patients under expert supervision.
  • Comprehensive Curriculum that includes learning how to manage complications, master advanced implant techniques, and build expertise in implant workshops.
  • Extended Support after Training Post-course, enjoy online support for up to a year, including materials, Q&A sessions, and continuous mentorship.
  • Hands-on training in the best dental implant courses designed for real-world application by Implant League.
  • Understanding of dentist workshops, including live surgeries.
  • Manage dental implant workshop complications with confidence and work on skills to excel in dental implant training.
  • Enrollment & Payment

Visit the course page then:

  • Choose Add to Cart, then View Cart.
  • Proceed to Checkout.
  • Fill out the information form.
  • Choose payment methods.
  • Place your order.

We accept more than one different payment method:
● Masar.
● Aman.
● Mobile Wallet.
● Fawry.
● Master Card or visa.
● Cash on Delivery.

You can contact us by phone or by email to help you with any problem you face during payment.

You can Grant a full refund up to 1 week before the course Starts.

Just come on time, we have the essentials.

No, you cannot change your course after enrolling.

You can attend the course online and downloadable printout material [PDF].

  • Technical Support

Once you finish your registration process you will be directed to the Course Page.

For assistance, please feel free to email us at Info@implantleaguecourses.com or contact our technical support team at 01027233322, We’re here to help.

You can only Download the Selected hand-out for the lecture.

There are no exams for the online courses, you can Just focus on learning about dental implantology.

Click Forgot Password on the login page and follow the steps to reset it. Contact us if further assistance is needed.

  • General
  • Percussion and Palpation Tests: Tapping gently on the suspected tooth may help to localize pain; palpation around the gum may indicate periapical inflammation.
  • Thermal Tests: Cold and heat tests can be used in determining pulp vitality. A sharp, lingering response to cold may indicate irreversible pulpitis, whereas no response may indicate necrosis.
  • Electrical pulp testing (EPT): This device is used to evaluate pulp vitality by the application of a low electric current. It is particularly useful when multiple teeth are being evaluated for identical symptoms.
  • Radiographic Imaging: Standard periapical X-rays show structural issues, while cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) provides a 3D view of periapical tissues, helping detect cracks, missed canals, and complex root anatomy that standard X-rays might miss.
  • Selective Anesthesia: If there is doubt about the offending tooth, selectively anesthetizing one tooth at a time can help to identify the source of pain.
  • Pre-Treatment NSAIDs: Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications like ibuprofen may sometimes be prescribed before treatment to reduce inflammation and pain.
  • Intrapulpal Anesthesia: For teeth with intense pain (often termed “hot” teeth), injecting anesthetic directly into the pulp chamber after access can provide immediate pain relief.
  • Long-Acting Local Anesthetics: Administration of bupivacaine as an anesthetic for post-treatment prolongs analgesia for 6-8 hours following treatment, thus making the immediate recovery of the patient easier.
  • Occlusal Adjustment: A slight reduction in occlusal contact of the treated tooth may help to alleviate post-operative pain, especially if the tooth is symptomatic or under heavy occlusal stress.
  • Use magnification with illumination: Operating microscopes or loupes offer much better visibility to reduce the possibility of perforation during canal access.
  • Radiographs taken before the treatment: A clear understanding of tooth anatomy through radiographs helps in planning the access cavity and avoiding perforation in molars with complex root systems.
  • Tactile Awareness: The feeling for subtle changes in resistance when drilling may prevent perforations. If, all of a sudden, the drill encounters less resistance, it may be a signal that a perforation is imminent.
  • Ultrasonic Tips: These tools offer fine-tuned control in areas difficult to reach and avoid unnecessary removal of excess dentin to maintain tooth structure and prevent perforation.
  • Start with a Conservative Outline: Begin with a smaller access opening, then gradually widen it to provide enough visibility and access without excessive dentin removal.
  • Align Access with Root Canal Anatomy: Ensure the access cavity follows the natural angulation of the root canals to reduce stress on instruments and allow straight-line access.
  • Remove coronary Obstructions First: Any existing crowns or calcifications should be removed carefully before working on canal access, reducing the risk of canal blockage or perforation.
  • Depth Control: Use pre-measured instruments or rubber stops to ensure controlled depth during preparation, preventing unnecessary removal of dentin or accidental perforation.
  • Temporary Filling Material: Seal the tooth with a strong temporary filling material like Cavit or IRM to prevent bacterial contamination until the next appointment.
  • Occlusal Adjustment: Light occlusion to reduce the trauma of the treated tooth, thereby reducing the possibility of irritation or damage to the interim restoration.
  • Intracanal Medication: One may place calcium hydroxide or antibiotic paste within the canal as an intracanal medicament to manage bacterial load and inflammation.
  • Pain Management Advice: Please provide clear aftercare tips from the postoperative point of view, including pain management advice, diet, and hygiene to avoid further stress on the treated tooth.