OCTOBER 2026 · DENVER, CO
Digital & Analog Workflows in Implant Dentistry
Learn to take an implant case from diagnosis to treatment plan using modern tools and workflows that translate directly into clinical practice.
Early-bird registration is now open — save $300.
THE COURSE
Build the foundation for confident implant treatment.
This didactic and hands-on program brings diagnosis, treatment planning, and digital tools together into a practical approach to implant dentistry. Designed for clinicians new to implant dentistry or looking to strengthen their skills before advancing to live-patient surgery.
Thurs. Oct. 29, 2026, 8am-5pm
Next Dates
Denver, CO @ Project Worthmore
Location
30 Spots Available
Class Size
$495 Early Bird
Tuition
$795 Regular
8 Credits
CE Credits
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Bring innovation to your practice — from diagnosis through clinical application.
01
Diagnose in 3D
Learn to interpret CBCT imaging to evaluate anatomy, pathology, bone availability, and potential implant sites.
02
Design for the Outcome
Apply analog and virtual planning approaches for restoratively driven implant placement, including the Triangle of Bone® concept.
03
Connect the Digital Workflow
Understand how CBCT, facial scanning, and digital tools come together across the treatment process.
04
Navigate Immediate Treatment
Evaluate the factors that guide immediate versus delayed extraction, implant placement and restoration, including initial stability and loading protocols.
05
Prepare for Surgery
Build familiarity with guided and freehand surgical approaches as a foundation for live-patient surgery.
06
Advance the Restoration
Explore how intraoral scanning, 3D printing, and photogrammetry support single- and multi-implant restorations.
FACULTY
Learn from a pioneer in modern implant dentistry.
Dr. Scott Ganz, DDS
Clinical Instructor
Dr. Scott Ganz is an internationally recognized prosthodontist, implant dentist, author, and educator with more than four decades of experience at the forefront of implant and digital dentistry. A pioneer in computer-guided implantology, his expertise spans CBCT 3D imaging, interactive treatment planning, digital workflows, photogrammetry, and CAD/CAM applications—areas central to this course.
Dr. Ganz has published more than 150 scientific articles, contributed to 23 professional textbooks, and lectured in more than 40 countries on the surgical and prosthetic phases of implant dentistry. His work has helped advance the integration of emerging technologies into practical, restoratively driven implant treatment.
A Fellow and Surgical Diplomate of the Academy of Osseointegration and Diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, Dr. Ganz has held leadership roles across numerous implant and digital dentistry organizations. He maintains a private practice in prosthodontics, maxillofacial prosthetics, and implant dentistry and has been recognized with lifetime achievement honors from both the American Academy of Implant Dentistry and the Digital Dentistry Society.
PROJECT WORTHMORE
Training with purpose.
Home to the Alpha Institute, Project Worthmore’s state-of-the-art clinic brings advanced clinical training and community-centered care under one roof.
Dr. Belegratis and Dr. Cain alongside Colorado Congressman Jason Crow and Project Worthmore Executive Director Frank Anello at the grand opening of the new clinic.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Build the skills behind better implant decisions.
Register early and save $300 on tuition.