Implant Mini Residency 2026

Implant Mini Residency 2026 is an advanced clinical training programme in surgical and prosthetic implantology based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It runs over two months from May to June 2026 and consists of six weekend sessions with offline lectures and hands-on training, complemented by eight online sessions held via Zoom. The curriculum includes 36 lectures, cadaveric and typodont workshops using Nobel Biocare, Osstem, and MegaGen implant systems, and observership of live surgical cases. Participation is limited to eight seats, and international faculty contribute dedicated sessions as part of the programme.

The programme is designed for moderate to advanced level practitioners seeking hands-on training across Nobel Biocare, Osstem and MegaGen systems. It runs from May to June 2026 in Dhaka, with eight offline sessions every Friday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM and eight online sessions every Tuesday on Zoom from 9:00 to 11:00 PM. Each weekend builds on the last, progressing from biological foundations through surgical technique to prosthetic rehabilitation and long-term maintenance.

To register, participants are instructed to contact the organizers via WhatsApp. The programme offers a limited number of seats, specifically capped at eight participants to ensure more faculty contact time and personalized feedback. Registration is the first step to secure a spot in this exclusive cohort before the May to June 2026 schedule begins.

The curriculum is structured around six core sessions, each weekend combining online didactic evenings with full-day offline workshops, live surgery, and international delegate sessions. There are 16 structured days across six weekends, with three live surgical cases per participant featuring real-time CBCT correlation, step-by-step commentary, and intra-operative Q&A. The training covers planning, surgical mastery, prosthetic precision, and long-term maintenance as four pillars of competency development.

Hands-on training includes three cadaveric and typodont workshops using Nobel Biocare, Osstem, and MegaGen implant systems. The first workshop covers All-on-4, GBR, and guided workflows using Active and Replace systems, while the second focuses on prosthetic protocols like abutment selection and crown delivery with Osstem components. The third session integrates AnyRidge and AnyOne systems into full-arch and digital workflow training with MegaGen.

The programme includes two dedicated sessions by international faculty delegates on current global protocols. Additionally, participants receive two clinical observerships and two assisting opportunities at ODC Dhaka and Chittagong after course completion. These post-residency opportunities are part of the exclusive benefits offered to the limited cohort of eight participants.

The training operates on a two-month schedule with offline sessions running every Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM and online sessions every Tuesday from 9 to 11 PM via Zoom. The offline sessions cover topics from bone biology up to the final crown, ensuring a comprehensive bottom-up approach to implantology. This format allows for both intensive practical learning and theoretical understanding over the two months.

The programme is located in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and serves the region with its focus on oral and maxillofacial surgery. It is the first of its kind in Bangladesh, offering a unique opportunity for local and international practitioners to gain advanced clinical training. The location in Dhaka facilitates access to the required implant systems and expert faculty for the residency.

The training is built from bone biology up to the final crown, covering a comprehensive range of topics. It includes real-time CBCT correlation and step-by-step commentary during live surgical cases to enhance understanding. The curriculum ensures that participants gain confidence across different clinical settings by training on three internationally recognized systems.

The residency is led by Dr Sarwer Jamal Biplob, who is associated with Bangladesh Medical University and ODC Healthcare. The programme is organized by Implant Mini Residency 2026, which aims to provide advanced clinical training in surgical and prosthetic implantology. The leadership ensures that the curriculum meets the needs of moderate to advanced practitioners.

The programme is described as exclusive, with a limit of eight seats to ensure more faculty contact time and personalized feedback. This exclusivity allows for a more focused learning environment where participants can receive dedicated attention. The limited cohort size is a key feature that distinguishes this residency from larger, less personalized programs.

The training includes observership of live surgical cases, providing real-world experience alongside theoretical knowledge. Participants engage with real-time CBCT correlation and intra-operative Q&A to deepen their understanding. This practical component is essential for developing surgical mastery and prosthetic precision.

The curriculum progresses from biological foundations through surgical technique to prosthetic rehabilitation and long-term maintenance. Each weekend builds on the last, ensuring a logical flow of learning. This structured approach helps participants develop comprehensive competency in implantology.

The programme includes eight offline sessions and eight online sessions, totaling 16 structured days. The offline sessions are held every Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM, while the online sessions occur every Tuesday from 9 to 11 PM via Zoom. This schedule ensures a balance between practical and theoretical learning.

The official website of Implant Mini Residency 2026 is implantminiresidency.com.