Your front-row view of live implant surgery.

Observe real clinical workflow, review digital planning with faculty, follow the surgical sequence, and turn one focused day into a clearer path toward future implant and full-arch training.

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1Immersive day

4–8Dentist-observers

8CE hours proposed

$2,500Tuition

A dentist using an intraoral scanner during a Brighter Way surgical observation mentorship

Observation onlyFaculty-guided · Phoenix, Arizona

Program overview

See the complete clinical rhythm.

The One-Day Live Surgical Observation Mentorship is designed for dentists who want concentrated exposure to modern implant surgery without committing to a multi-day hands-on program. Participants learn by watching, listening, asking questions, reviewing digital plans, and joining structured case debriefs.

The day emphasizes surgical decision-making, restorative-driven planning, digital workflow, team communication, patient safety, and practical next steps for private practice.

Observation-only experience

Participants do not perform patient treatment during this program.

What you will experience

From case briefing to surgical debrief.

Available cases and technologies vary by patient needs, consent, clinical appropriateness, and schedule.

Pre-surgical case briefing and patient-specific review

CBCT-based risk assessment and restorative-driven implant planning

Live full-arch, All-on-X, or implant surgery observation when clinically scheduled

Digital workflow review, including scanning, photogrammetry, 3D printing, and lab coordination as applicable

Faculty-guided debrief focused on decisions, complication prevention, and restorative next steps

Private-practice translation and a recommended pathway toward future hands-on training

Implant and surgical faculty mentor

Dr. Michael Rosen

DMD, MPH, MSD, DABOI

Dr. Rosen guides the pre-surgical review, observation priorities, surgical sequence, risk-management discussion, digital workflow, and post-surgical case debrief.

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Who should attend

Designed for dentists exploring their next step.

General dentists considering implant placement training
Restorative dentists who want a clearer view of surgical and digital workflow
Dentists exploring full-arch or All-on-X concepts before an advanced course
Clinicians evaluating photogrammetry, 3D printing, guided surgery, or lab integration
Practice owners deciding whether implant or full-arch treatment fits their growth plan

Learning objectives

Leave with a clearer clinical framework.

By the end of the mentorship, participants should be able to:

01
Describe the diagnostic, medical, restorative, and surgical factors used to select implant and full-arch cases.
02
Explain the sequence of a live implant surgical workflow from planning through post-surgical debrief.
03
Identify how CBCT findings, prosthetic design, and surgical planning influence implant position and execution.
04
Describe how intraoral scanning, photogrammetry, 3D printing, and lab coordination support digital implant workflows.
05
Recognize key decision points involving primary stability, prosthetic space, bone reduction, and immediate provisionalization.
06
Use an observation-based checklist to identify the next training step for their own practice.

Patient care comes first

Real surgery, responsibly observed.

Procedure type, surgical-suite access, and digital workflow demonstrations are never guaranteed. Every decision remains subject to patient needs and consent, faculty judgment, clinical appropriateness, schedule, and standard of care.

Maintain designated observation zones and sterile boundaries.
Follow all HIPAA, infection-control, attire, and clinical conduct policies.
Do not photograph, record, or share patient information without written authorization.
Save non-urgent questions for the scheduled faculty debrief.

Observation mentorship dates

Tell us your preferred date.

Enter the date that works best for you. The Brighter Way team will review the clinical schedule and contact you to confirm availability before registration is finalized.

The Full Arch Course uses the separate secure registration form with its published October and December 2026 dates.

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