The Implant Launch Summit™
Learn the surgical, restorative, and occlusal frameworks used by specialists to deliver predictable, esthetic, and long-lasting implant outcomes — and start implementing them in your practice with greater confidence.
- Limited Seating Available
- 6 CE Credits
- Westwood Country Club, Vienna, VA
- Three Specialist Faculty
- Continental Breakfast & Lunch Included
- Mentorship Program Preview
- Clinical Protocols You Can Implement Immediately
We’re Not Here to Show Off Ideal Cases. We’re Here to Share What We Learned the Hard Way.
The mentors behind Zeeba have spent years treating implant cases, managing complications, studying the literature, teaching dentists, and refining protocols. This summit was created to share the clinical lessons most courses do not talk about: what went wrong, why it happened, what the literature supports, and how we approach it now to create more predictable outcomes.
Real-World Mistakes
Not every implant case is ideal. We’ll discuss the clinical situations that create problems — thin tissue, borderline ridges, esthetic compromises, restorative surprises, and biologic complications — and what those cases taught us.
Literature-Based Clinical Hacks
The goal is not shortcuts. The goal is practical decision-making that is grounded in biology, supported by the literature, and useful for everyday dentists implementing implant dentistry in real practice.
Predictability & Consistency
Whether you are starting implants or already placing them, the goal is the same: clearer protocols, better judgment, fewer surprises, and more consistent outcomes.
Are You Ready to Start Placing Implants — But Want a Clear Roadmap First?
Many general dentists are interested in implant surgery, but hesitate because they are unsure where to begin, which cases to choose, and how to avoid common complications.
This summit was designed to help dentists understand the clinical decisions that drive implant success: site preparation, hard and soft tissue biology, surgical protocol selection, restorative planning, occlusion, and complication prevention.
Does This Sound Familiar?
- You restore implants but want to begin placing them yourself.
- You are unsure which cases are appropriate to start with.
- You want clarity on bone grafting and soft tissue management.
- You are confused by guided vs free-hand vs Versah protocols.
- You want mentorship before taking on your first surgical cases.
Scientific & Clinical Curriculum
This one-day summit connects the surgical, biologic, restorative, and occlusal principles required for predictable implant dentistry. The curriculum is designed for dentists who are practicing, introducing, or preparing to implement implant dentistry into their practice.
Hard & Soft Tissue
- Soft tissue management for dental implants predictably
- Bone grafting techniques with consistency for implants
- Hard and soft tissue augmentation for site optimization
- Improving papilla formation and esthetic tissue architecture
Surgical Execution
- Surgical drilling protocols: Versah vs guided vs free-hand
- Modified surgical techniques for better esthetic outcomes in the anterior
- Atraumatic extraction and ridge augmentation principles
- Treatment decisions that influence long-term implant success
Restorative & Occlusal
- Biomechanical considerations from straightforward to complex cases
- Increasing restorative predictability for improved patient satisfaction
- Designing patient-optimized occlusal schemes
- Debunking implant occlusion myths using an evidence-based approach
Biologic & Prosthetic Complications
The course will also address complications that often determine the difference between short-term survival and long-term implant success, including peri-implantitis, biologic width and peri-implant mucosal seal considerations, screw loosening, component fractures, biomechanical overload, restorative complications, and strategies to troubleshoot and prevent problems before they occur.
Register for $97Course Sessions & Objectives
The Art and Science of Implant Mastery
Optimizing Site Preparation for Aesthetics and Longevity
In implant dentistry, one of the greatest challenges is ensuring sufficient bone and soft tissue to support longevity and aesthetics. This session focuses on hard and soft tissue augmentation, or site optimization, required before implant placement. From understanding bone and soft tissue biology and physiology to refining bone grafting and soft tissue grafting techniques, participants will learn how to optimize the implant site for predictable functional and aesthetic outcomes.
Course Objectives
- Master planning for bone and soft tissue augmentation to support long-term implant success.
- Differentiate implant vs. tooth anatomy to guide treatment.
- Implement atraumatic extraction and ridge augmentation techniques.
- Apply soft tissue management strategies to improve papilla formation and aesthetics.
- Achieve predictable esthetic outcomes in anterior implants.
The Road to Predictable Implant Restorations
Facts, Myths … and Lies!
Implants have been a monumental breakthrough in dentistry, transforming how clinicians approach patient care. Yet implants differ significantly from natural teeth, making their restoration more technique-sensitive. This session is designed for clinicians practicing or introducing implant dentistry and will address key principles, common complications, and strategies to troubleshoot and prevent issues — all with the goal of creating more predictable and satisfying patient outcomes.
Course Objectives
- Review diagnosis, treatment planning, and restorative principles in implant dentistry.
- Understand biomechanical considerations with implants.
- Identify common complications and how to avoid them.
- Increase predictability and patient satisfaction in implant-supported prostheses.
Occlusion 101
Busting the Myths and Mysteries
Occlusion has always been vital — yet often controversial and elusive — in the success of dental restorations. Today’s clinicians need a practical, evidence-based understanding of occlusion that transcends dogmatic schools of thought. This session provides a comprehensive approach to occlusion across different restorative scenarios, free from rigid “occlusion cults,” and designed to bring clarity to a topic that often creates confusion.
Course Objectives
- Diagnose, treatment plan, and design occlusal schemes tailored to specific restorations.
- Understand the literature and evidence behind occlusion.
- Debunk myths and mysteries surrounding implant and restorative occlusion.
Who This Summit Is For
This summit was designed for dentists who want to implement implant dentistry with more structure — whether they are just getting started or already placing implants but want more consistency.
Newer Dentists & Recent Graduates
- You are a newer dentist or recently graduated clinician who wants to begin implementing implants the right way.
- You want structure, guidance, and mentorship before taking on surgical cases.
- You want to understand case selection, biology, grafting, restoration, occlusion, and complications before getting in over your head.
- You want a responsible path into implant dentistry with local specialist support.
Dentists Already Placing Implants
- You have already placed implants but still want more predictable and consistent outcomes.
- You have taken multiple implant CE courses but feel pulled between different philosophies and protocols.
- You want to organize grafting, drilling, restorative planning, occlusion, and complications into one clearer framework.
- You want local mentorship, study club discussion, case review, and over-the-shoulder learning opportunities.
Learn From Three Specialist Faculty
This summit will be taught by two periodontists and one prosthodontist — the same specialist mentors behind the Zeeba Implant Mentorship Program.
Dr. Omid Kiarash
Former Director of Periodontics at McGill University. Diplomate, American Board of Periodontology. Founder, Zeeba Advanced Dental Education. Immediate Past President, Canadian Academy of Periodontology.
Dr. Sara Behmanesh
Diplomate, American Board of Periodontology. Former clinical instructor and course director in Periodontics at McGill University. Recipient of the AAP Award for Excellence in Teaching.
Dr. Shervin Tabeshfar
Prosthodontist practicing in Northern Virginia. Former Clinical Assistant Professor at Boston University with advanced training in prosthodontics and implant restorative care.
The goal is simple: give dentists a clearer roadmap for implant success, while introducing the mentorship pathway available after the summit.
Register for $97Hear From Dentists Who Have Learned With Zeeba
See how dentists describe the clarity, confidence, and clinical direction they gained through Zeeba Advanced Dental Education and specialist-guided implant mentorship.
Specialist-Guided Implant Training
A dentist shares the value of structured implant education, clinical mentorship, and learning directly from specialists.
Confidence Through Mentorship
Hear how guided learning and specialist mentorship can help dentists gain clarity before implementing implant dentistry.
From Learning to Clinical Clarity
See how Zeeba’s educational approach helps dentists better understand treatment planning, implementation, and long-term implant success.
Course Agenda
Surgical Session
The Art & Science of Implant Mastery
Optimizing site preparation for aesthetics and longevity.
- Planning bone and soft tissue augmentation for long-term success
- Understanding implant vs tooth anatomy
- Atraumatic extraction and ridge augmentation techniques
- Soft tissue management to improve papilla formation and esthetics
- Predictable esthetic outcomes in anterior implants
Prosthetic Session
Predictable Restorations, Complications & Occlusion
Facts, myths, lies — and an evidence-based approach to implant restorative success.
- Diagnosis, treatment planning, and restorative principles
- Biomechanical considerations with implants
- Common complications and how to avoid them
- Designing occlusal schemes tailored to restorative scenarios
- Debunking implant occlusion myths and mysteries
This Is More Than a CE Course.
Most CE programs teach information. This summit is designed to help dentists understand the pathway from knowledge to implementation.
At the end of the day, attendees will be introduced to the Zeeba Implant Mentorship Program — a specialist-led pathway designed to help dentists move from learning implant concepts to implementing real cases with guidance, structure, and support.
Reserve Your Seat for $97Your Registration Includes:
- 6 CE Credits
- One-day specialist-led implant summit
- Continental breakfast and lunch
- Three specialist faculty
- Mentorship Program Preview
- Clinical protocols you can implement immediately
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this summit designed for?
This event is designed for general dentists who are restoring implants, interested in placing implants, or looking for a specialist-guided roadmap before beginning surgical cases.
Do I need previous implant surgery experience?
No. This summit is appropriate for dentists who are considering implant surgery, as well as dentists who may already be restoring implants and want a deeper understanding of treatment planning, surgical principles, restoration, occlusion, and complications.
Is this a hands-on course?
This is a one-day CE summit focused on clinical decision-making, treatment planning, site development, restoration, occlusion, complications, and mentorship pathways. Hands-on training is part of the larger Zeeba Implant Mentorship Program.
How many CE credits are included?
This event qualifies for 6 CE credits.
Is food included?
Yes. Continental breakfast and lunch are included with registration.
Will there be an opportunity to learn about mentorship?
Yes. A portion of the event will introduce the Zeeba Implant Mentorship Program and explain how dentists can continue with structured specialist guidance after the summit.
What happens after I register?
You will receive a confirmation email with event details. Additional reminders and preparation information will be sent closer to the event date.
Reserve Your Seat Today
If implant dentistry is part of your future, this summit is a strong next step.
One focused day can help you understand what matters, what goes wrong, what the literature supports, and how local mentorship can help you progress with more structure and confidence.
Limited-Time Registration: $97
Regular Educational Value: $997
Date: Saturday, July 18, 2026
Location: Westwood Country Club, Vienna, VA
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