Bring Greater Consistency and Predictability to Your Implant Practice

General dentists who want a connected foundation in implant care, or a more integrated approach to the implant care they already provide, whether you restore implants, are beginning placement or want to broaden your skills. If you are unsure whether it fits your stage, book a call with our mentorship director.

No. The mentorship supports dentists at different stages, including those who have placed few or no implants. The hands-on workshops move from case selection and diagnosis to practice on models and pig jaws, and you can discuss your first cases with the faculty in the study club and on WhatsApp before you treat them. Enrolling is not the same as being ready for every procedure: case selection and your scope of practice still guide each decision.

A technique becomes more useful when you understand where it fits in the whole case. Zeeba connects diagnosis, restoration, surgery and tissue management, with case discussion and faculty access between modules. The aim is to help you connect what you learn with the decisions in your own practice.

Start with the decisions you make every day: assessing suitability, recognizing risk and discussing treatment options. Whether mentorship is the right next step depends on your experience, goals and opportunities to apply the learning. Discuss your situation with Dr. Kiarash before deciding.

No. The goal is to strengthen your assessment and clinical reasoning, including recognizing when to treat, collaborate or refer. The procedures you provide remain guided by your competence, scope of practice and the patient’s needs.

Both include the seven core modules, the study club and faculty access during your mentorship. Plus adds sinus grafting, All-on-X and periodontal surgery. Choose Plus if you want those additional areas within one learning plan, including how they influence assessment and treatment sequencing. Advanced procedures still require appropriate preparation and case selection.

Yes. You can upgrade to Plus at any time during your mentorship, and everything you have already completed counts. Contact us to upgrade.

You proceed on your own schedule and at your own pace. Start with whichever module fits your calendar, take them in any order, and complete your pathway within 24 months of enrollment. The on-demand peri-implantitis course is available as soon as you enroll. Most workshops run on a Friday and Saturday and a few are a single day; the Guided Implant Surgery Workshop adds three live virtual evening sessions after its two in-person days, and the study club meets online.

Let us know and we will move you to the next session of that workshop. Each workshop is a standalone event, so missing one date never holds back the rest of your pathway.

A more structured way to assess a case, identify risk, sequence treatment and explain the plan to your patient. The hands-on modules let you practise the relevant techniques in the stated training setting. Applying a procedure in your own practice depends on your competence, scope and the suitability of the case.

You can discuss cases with the faculty in the study club and use the WhatsApp access included during your mentorship to ask case-related questions. The annual study-club program includes 10 treatment-planning sessions and 10 seminars of 1.5 hours each. This is educational case guidance, not emergency coverage.

The modules carry 99 AGD PACE CE credits for Implant Mentorship or 147 for Implant Mentorship Plus. The included study club offers 30 CE hours per year through 20 sessions of 1.5 hours each, subject to attendance. Study-club hours are separate from module credits; credit acceptance is determined by your licensing board.

No. Nine of the ten modules are hands-on workshops; the Implant Biologic Complications & Peri-implantitis Management module is an on-demand online course (6 CE). The Guided Implant Surgery Workshop also includes three live virtual sessions.

Both. The restorative workshops cover analog and digital impressions and workflows, so you can choose the approach that fits your practice.

No. The mentorship workshops do not include live-patient surgery. Completing the mentorship qualifies you for our international live-patient surgery program, a separate program with its own terms, whose locations and dates change during the year.

Compare the clinical areas you want to develop, the time you can commit and the support you expect to use. Review the curriculum, dates, tuition and payment options, then discuss any gaps with us. Tuition savings are a comparison with the same modules booked separately; they are not a prediction of future income.

Implant Mentorship is $11,500 CAD paid in full, or 4 monthly payments of $2,975 CAD ($11,900 CAD total). Implant Mentorship Plus is $17,250 CAD paid in full, or 6 monthly payments of $2,975 CAD ($17,850 CAD total). Paying in full saves $400 CAD on Implant Mentorship and $600 CAD on Implant Mentorship Plus. You choose at checkout.

Prices are in Canadian dollars, plus GST (5%) and QST (9.975%). Totals at checkout: Implant Mentorship $13,222.13 CAD paid in full, or 4 payments of $3,420.51 CAD; Implant Mentorship Plus $19,833.19 CAD paid in full, or 6 payments of $3,420.51 CAD.

A 50% refund is available up to 31 days before your first workshop. No refund is issued within 30 days of your first workshop or once the mentorship has started.

In Montreal, on the South Shore. Each workshop page lists its venue and dates.

Yes. The Implant Restoration Masterclass is included in both pathways and is scheduled in Montréal for October 30–31, 2026. You can begin with this module or choose another published workshop date that fits your schedule, completing your pathway within 24 months of enrollment. This workshop date is not the closing date for mentorship registration.

Yes. Book a 20-minute call with Dr. Kiarash to discuss your experience, the clinical skills you want to develop and which pathway fits those goals. Bring any practical questions about the program or your schedule.