Department of Implantology
Department Description
We offer a range of short-term and long-term implantology courses tailored for dental practitioners at all levels—whether you’re just beginning your journey in implant dentistry or seeking to advance into complex surgical and prosthetic procedures. We are having a distinguished team of nationally and internationally acclaimed implantologists, oral surgeons, and prosthodontists—committed to sharing their knowledge and mentoring your growth.
Vision
Mission
- To deliver high-quality, patient-centered implant treatment using the latest techniques, technology, and scientific knowledge.
- To provide comprehensive, hands-on training programs that equip dental practitioners with the skills, confidence, and ethical grounding to excel in implant dentistry.
- To foster an environment of continuous learning, research, and innovation, encouraging critical thinking and clinical excellence.
- To bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real-world clinical practice through mentorship, case-based learning, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
- To contribute to the oral health and well-being of society by developing competent implantologists who deliver safe, predictable, and lasting care
Faculty Details
Dr.V.R.Arun kumar,
Professor & HOD
Facilities and Equipment
- State-of-the-Art Minor Operation Theatre: Equipped with five dental chairs to ensure optimal sterilization and efficiency during surgical procedures.
- Conscious Sedation Unit: Facilitates pain-free and comfortable surgical experiences for patients.
- Portable X-Ray Unit: Enables quick and convenient radiographic imaging during surgical procedures.
- Dedicated Changing Rooms: Separate rooms for doctors and patients to maintain privacy and hygiene.
- Recovery Room: A well-equipped space for post-operative care and patient recovery.
- Specialized Dental Chairs: Allocated for implant-related prosthetic procedures to streamline workflow.
- High-Resolution Digital Camera: Ensures accurate and detailed case documentation for records and academic purposes.
Course Director
Fellow – Indian Association of Oral Implantologist
Professor & Head, Department of Implantology
Dr. V.R.Arun kumar is a highly experienced Prosthodontist and Implantologist with over 12 years of dedicated practice in the field of dental implantology. He completed his post-graduation in Prosthodontics in 2013 and has since been actively involved in both clinical practice and academic training. As the Professor and Head of the Department of Implantology, Dr. V.R.Arun kumar, leads a team committed to excellence in implant education and patient care.
His areas of expertise include full-mouth implant rehabilitation, sinus augmentation, immediate loading protocols, and digital implant workflows. He has successfully placed and restored a wide range of implant systems and has mentored numerous undergraduate and postgraduate students in advanced implant procedures. With a passion for clinical innovation and evidence-based practice, Dr. [Your Name] is actively engaged in research and continuous professional development
Course Offered
Comprehensive Implant Training Program
Program highlights:
- Participants will be placing 1 implants in patient.
- Course designed to cover from basic to advanced implantology procedure like bone augmentation, sinus lifting and full mouth rehabilitation.
- Classes will be conducted once a week (every Saturday) to facilitate the private practitioners.
- Renowned and experienced faculties including Prosthodontist, Periodontist and Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon.
- Membership certification from Indian Association of Oral Implantologist
Eligibility criteria
Course fees
Course duration
Course content:
Module 2: Clinical phase
Module 3: Prosthetic phase
Module 4: Advanced Implantology
Module 5: Prosthetic rehabilitation
Module 6: Maintenance phase
Course syllabus
Module 1 – Diagnostic and surgical phase (1 month) Theory and hands on will be conducted every Friday | |||
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| Lecture | Hands On |
Diagnostic phase | Day 1 | – Surgical anatomy – Bone physiology – Implant type, components, biomaterials – How to choose an implant | Implant components and equipment. |
| Day 2 | – Implant biomechanics – Diagnosis and treatment planning – Implants in esthetic zone – Immediate implant placement | Hands-on on CBCT analysis |
Surgical phase | Day 3 | – Guided implant surgery | Suturing hands on |
| Day 4 | – Sterilization protocols – Flap design & implant osteotomy – Osseointegration | Implant placement in dummy models |
Module 2 – Clinical phase (1 month) | |||
Implant placement in patients will be done every Friday and Saturday. (Subjected to vary based on patient availability) | |||
Module 3 – Prosthetic phase (15 days) Theory and hands on will be conducted every Friday | |||
Prosthetic phase | Day 5 | – Loading protocols – Prosthetic components – Screw vs cement retained crown |
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| Day 6 | – Occlusion in implants – Impression making | Demo on impression making |
Module 4 – Advanced Implantology (1 month) Theory and hands on will be conducted every Friday | |||
Bone manipulation | Day 7 | – Bone grafting & membrane – platelet concentrates – Guided bone regeneration | Demo on CGF extraction |
| Day 8 | – Sinus lifting |
|
Full mouth rehabilitation | Day 9 | – Implant overdenture – Concept of All-on-X – Biomechanics of full mouth implants – Immediate temporization |
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| Day 10 | – Prosthetic options – Steps in fabrication of prosthesis. – Implant complication |
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Module 5 – Prosthetic rehabilitation (1 month) | |||
Impression making and cementation of prosthesis on Fridays and Saturdays | |||
Module 6 – Maintenance phase | |||
Patient will be recalled after one year for follow up and maintenance | |||
Note:
- Lectures and clinical session will be conducted once a week (Saturday) for six months (till January 2026).
- All the necessary equipments, materials, patients, implants, lab support will be provided by the institution.
- Lunch and refreshments during the course will be provided at the venue.
- Accommodation during the course should be managed by the participants.
For accommodation help contact:
GB residency
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For further enquiry, contact:
Dr.V.R.Arun kumar
Ph: 7708016366
Fellowship Program in Implantology
This modular fellowship program provides a progressive curriculum delivered over 15 months, combining didactic lectures, preclinical simulation, live surgical training, and case-based learning. Participants will be mentored by leading implantologists and specialists, ensuring exposure to a wide range of implant systems, techniques, and real-time clinical scenarios.
Ideal for general dentists and specialists seeking a deeper mastery of implantology, this fellowship ensures that participants graduate with the knowledge, skills, and clinical experience necessary to confidently perform implant treatments at all levels of complexity—safely, ethically, and predictably.
Program highlights:
- - Participants will be placing 10 implants in patients with one year follow up.
- Course designed to cover from basic to advanced implantology procedure like bone augmentation, sinus lifting and full mouth rehabilitation.
- Classes will be conducted once a week (every Saturday) to facilitate the private practitioners.
- Renowned and experienced faculties including Prosthodontist, Periodontist and Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon.
- Membership certification from Indian Association of Oral Implantologist
Eligibility criteria
Course duration
Course fees
Payment schedule | Amount (INR) | Schedule |
1st installment | 55,000 | Before August 14th 2025 |
2nd installment | 1,00,000 | 1st week of October 2025 |
3rd installment | 30,000 | 1st week of June 2026 |
Note: Participants will be given certification as “Fellow – Indian Association of Oral Implantologist” in the next IAOI conference.
Course content:
Module 2: Clinical phase
Module 3: Prosthetic phase
Module 4: Advanced Implantology
Module 5: Prosthetic rehabilitation
Module 6: Maintenance phase
Course syllabus
Module 1 – Diagnostic and surgical phase (1 month) Theory and hands on will be conducted every Friday | |||
|
| Lecture | Hands On |
Diagnostic phase | Day 1 | – Surgical anatomy – Bone physiology – Implant type, components, biomaterials – How to choose an implant | Implant components and equipment. |
| Day 2 | – Implant biomechanics – Diagnosis and treatment planning – Implants in esthetic zone – Immediate implant placement | Hands-on on CBCT analysis |
Surgical phase | Day 3 | – Guided implant surgery | Suturing hands on |
| Day 4 | – Sterilization protocols – Flap design & implant osteotomy – Osseointegration | Implant placement in dummy models |
Module 2 – Clinical phase (1 month) | |||
Implant placement in patients will be done every Friday and Saturday. (Subjected to vary based on patient availability) | |||
Module 3 – Prosthetic phase (15 days) Theory and hands on will be conducted every Friday | |||
Prosthetic phase | Day 5 | – Loading protocols – Prosthetic components – Screw vs cement retained crown |
|
| Day 6 | – Occlusion in implants – Impression making | Demo on impression making |
Module 4 – Advanced Implantology (1 month) Theory and hands on will be conducted every Friday | |||
Bone manipulation | Day 7 | – Bone grafting & membrane – platelet concentrates – Guided bone regeneration | Demo on CGF extraction |
| Day 8 | – Sinus lifting |
|
Full mouth rehabilitation | Day 9 | – Implant overdenture – Concept of All-on-X – Biomechanics of full mouth implants – Immediate temporization |
|
| Day 10 | – Prosthetic options – Steps in fabrication of prosthesis. – Implant complication |
|
Module 5 – Prosthetic rehabilitation (1 month) | |||
Impression making and cementation of prosthesis on Fridays and Saturdays | |||
Module 6 – Maintenance phase | |||
Patient will be recalled after one year for follow up and maintenance | |||
Note:
- Lectures and clinical session will be conducted once a week (Saturday) for six months (till January 2026).
- Participants have to report again on June 2026 for case follow up and documentation procedures.
- All the necessary equipments, materials, patients, implants, lab support will be provided by the institution.
- Participants have to submit the case documentation in the prescribed format and present the same for evaluation by panel members for fellowship certification.
- Guidance for case selection, Implant placement, case documentation including photographs required for fellowship certification will be given by the institution.
- Upon satisfactory case presentation, participants will be awarded the Fellowship in Implantology at Indian Association of Oral Implantologist conference which will be held in Trivandrum from 31st July to 2nd August 2026.
- Travel and accommodation to the conference has to be managed by the participants.
- Lunch and refreshments during the course will be provided at the venue.
- Accommodation during the course should be managed by the participants.
For accommodation help contact:
GB residency
Ph:
For further enquiry, contact:
Dr.V.R.Arun kumar
Ph: 7708016366