Paragon Implant™ Company Dental Education Center Course Information
Course Information
Paragon 101 – Hybrid Implants: The Complete Clinical Workflow
This one-day program is designed to fast-track clinicians understanding of Paragon’s hybrid surface implants, the surgical protocol, applications and advantages. The didactic portion of the course will cover the prevalence and prevention of periimplantitis, and demonstrate case studies, start to finish and increasing in complexity and clinical versatility to emphasize the success and broad application of the system. The clinical cases will cover posterior single and multiple units, anterior placement in healed ridges and fresh extraction sockets, and full arch workflows both surgical and restorative with primarily a digital focus.
The afternoon of the program will be hands-on, case-based learning where participants will be able to explore the Paragon surgical kit, drill multiple osteotomies on models, place both GEN5 and GEN5+ implants and explore the broad spectrum or restorative options.
The evening will wrap up this exciting day with an upscale dinner and networking experience hosted by Paragon.
Implant Essentials
This two-day program will consist of lecture, demonstrations, and hands-on simulations designed for the clinician looking to implement surgical implant placement into their practice. It is an introductory course to build foundational knowledge in diagnosing and treatment planning for long-term dental implant success in the single posterior site. CBCT evaluation, implant components and armamentarium, osteotomy preparation, surgical motor and kit details will all be discussed. The restorative process will be broken down in both digital and analog workflows.
Beyond Implant Essentials
Beyond Implant Essentials is two days of building upon your current understanding of posterior implant dentistry. The program will consist of exquisitely documented cases, from start to finish, of routinely challenging clinical dilemmas to increase clinical competency. Case studies of quadrant socket preservation, osseodensification, and crestal sinus lifts will be detailed from initial presentation to final restoration. Free-handed versus guided surgery will be evaluated in multiple cases as well as pros and cons of immediate/delayed implant placement. Cases will be shown in both digital and analog workflows for comparison. Multiple demonstrations and hands-on tabletop exercises will be completed.
Dental Photography
In today’s advanced dental practice, photography plays an essential role in diagnosis, treatment planning, patient and laboratory communication, marketing, and many other aspects of care. From digital smile design to facially generated treatment plans, the quality of your photography reflects the modernization of your practice and your attention to detail. This program will cover not only how to use your camera effectively, but also how to capture, organize, and apply clinical images to improve communication, case presentation, and overall treatment outcomes.
Lifestyle and Legacy
Navigating a career in today’s dental landscape can be challenging. Many dentists quickly realize that the profession — and the life that comes with it — looks very different from what they originally expected. Instead of building a rewarding career focused on helping others and refining clinical skills, many find themselves simply trying to keep up. Burdened by debt and uncertain about major decisions such as practice ownership, dentists often feel they have limited options and little control over their future. As they seek guidance, many discover that even experienced professionals in the field have become discouraged, facing uncertainty themselves as they approach the later stages of their careers. This course serves as a blueprint for those ready to take a different path — dentists who want to lead with purpose, invest in their teams, and build the practice they have always envisioned.
Full-Arch Implant Supported Restorations
The full-arch curriculum will be a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment planning program designed to teach the discerning clinician the principles of treating the person, not just the teeth. It will focus on a facially generated treatment plan philosophy regarding tooth position to dictate alveoplasty and implant platform position based on prosthetic space requirements for long-term success. The program will introduce new digital tools that can streamline fundamentals, increase communication and expedite prosthetics.
Anterior Implant Esthetics
The anterior implant esthetics program is designed to teach clinicians the art and science of replacing anterior teeth in a way that no one can tell any dentistry has been completed. It will discuss all aspects of treatment in both healed ridges and fresh extraction sockets to final restoration delivery in both a digital and analog workflow. Diagnosis and treatment planning will be broken down into a step-by-step process so both the beginner and advanced implantologist will be leaving feeling confident to treat both maxillary and mandibular anterior sites.
Paragon Implant Company Dental Education Center
Nationally Approved PACE Program Provider for FAGD/MAGD credit.
Approval does not imply acceptance by
any regulatory authority or AGD endorsement.
4/1/2026 to 3/31/2030
Provider ID# 433733