Upon completion of the programme, students should be able to deal with highly complicated cases both in terms of surgery and implantology. With this objective in mind, students will receive a high-quality education both at a theoretical and practical level, as well as in the area of research. In the field of implantology, not only will the students look at surgery, they will also receive training in the areas of case planning, guided prosthodontic surgery and rehabilitation.

IMOS is a full-time program in oral surgery and implantology. It consists of 3 academic years with theoretical and practical training. During this program, students will acquire advanced knowledge of oral and maxillofacial surgery, which will allow them to treat complex cases safely. The most important block of training will be devoted to implant dentistry, with an emphasis on the diagnosis and treatment planning of advanced and complex cases. Residents will also acquire extensive knowledge of oral rehabilitation and prosthodontics, working with patients from diagnosis and surgery to delivery of the provisional and definitive prosthesis. A fully digital workflow will be encouraged at all stages. Diagnosis and planning is carried out in modern facilities that have state-of-the-art intraoral scanners and three CBCTs to perform the best possible treatments.

The Master’s degree course ‘Master of Oral Implantology’ (MOI) has been introduced at the J.W. Goethe University Frankfurt am Main in order to offer advanced academic training in the field of oral implantology to dentists from both Germany and abroad.

The general objective of the study plan: Promote the training of human resources for oral health in the area of ​​orthodontics, highly trained and specialized for the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of dental malocclusions and alterations associated with craniodentofacial bone structures and the soft tissues of the stomatognathic systems.

Our two-year MSc (Clin) Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery course enables dentists to train in the diagnosis and management of diseases, injuries and defects affecting the mouth, jaws, face and neck.

Implantology is a field of a specialized nature; For a professional who graduated from undergraduate dentistry to perform a diagnostic procedure and proceed to perform implants with all the requirements of the professional and ethical field, he must delve into the conceptual bases, in the sciences that allow understanding the problem and its solutions, from an interdisciplinary perspective and acquire or refine their knowledge and skills for the reconstruction of bone, gingival and support tissues to give functionality to the stomatognathic system.