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Evaluation of QualificationsCredits
60
Fee
€ 9.050 CPD SECOND-LEVEL COURSE
Academic year 2026-2027
This program lasts for one academic year, during which students will acquire both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The purpose of the Master Program is to provide clinicians with necessary means for a correct diagnostic and operative approach to an ideal implant prosthetic rehabilitation. Students will be drawn into modern implantology from the diagnosis to the prosthetic rehabilitation and will have the chance to get in contact with the most modern surgical techniques and technologies.
The Master Program main partner is Istituto Stomatologico Toscano (IST), chaired by Prof. Ugo Covani.
Planned Lessons Start Date: December 2027
Location: Theoretical-practical lessons will be held at “Istituto Stomatologico Toscano”(IST), Lido di Camaiore, Italy, and “Unicamillus International Medical University”, Rome, Italy.
Language: English
Credits: 60 C.F.U.
Duration: The Master Program lasts 12 months and includes a total time of 1.500 hours, divided into webinars, practical activities, lectures and seminars, observational internship, and individual study and preparation, including the final exam.
Attendance Mode
The attendance is mandatory for at least 80% of the total hours of the Master Program.
The Master Program is composed of 6 lectures in live webinar mode and 4 sessions of frontal lectures each lasting 5 days (Monday to Friday).
Three of the frontal sessions will be held in Lido di Camaiore and the last at Unicamillus University in Rome for the final examination and parchment award ceremony.
Places available
A minimum number of 12 enrolment is requested in order to activate the Master Program. Below the threshold of 12 enrolments, UniCamillus can unilaterally decide not to activate the Master Program (with return of any already paid participant fees). The maximum number of students is 30.
TEACHING METHODOLOGY AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
The Master is delivered in blended learning mode, combining online and face-to-face activities.
Module 1: Introduction and Fundamentals (webinar)
- Introduction to the Master Program (CPD Course) – Basic Considerations
Overview of the Master Program (CPD Course) objectives and structure. Importance of continuing education in implant dentistry. - Maxillary & Mandibular Anatomy
Detailed anatomy of maxillary and mandibular structures relevant to implant placement.
Morphological considerations and their impact on treatment planning. - Live Surgery
Remote observation of live surgical procedures performed by the professor in the operating room and broadcasted in real-time via platform. Discussion on surgical techniques, patient management, and real-time Q&A with the professor.
Dates:
14/12/2026
15/12/2026
16/12/2026
17/12/2026
18/12/2026
Module 2: Patient Preparation and Treatment Planning
- Patient Selection for Implant Dentistry
Criteria for selecting patients for implant surgery. - Treatment Planning in Implant Dentistry
Planning the implant treatment process. - Surgical Instruments & Devices
Overview of surgical tools and devices.
Suture materials. - Hands-on Session: Suture Techniques; Mucogingival Flap Technique Practical session on suturing techniques and mucogingival flap procedures, performed on synthetic models.
Dates:
25/01/2027
26/01/2027
27/01/2027
28/01/2027
29/01/2027
Module 3: Surgery and Complication Management
- Flap Design and Surgical Technique
Planning and executing flap designs in surgery. - Post Extractive Implants
Implant procedures following tooth extraction. - Radiology & Oral Diagnosis
Oral and dental imaging diagnostics.
3D imaging techniques. - Soft Tissues Integration: Biological and Clinical Considerations Integration of soft tissues: biological and clinical perspectives.
Dates:
24/05/2027
25/05/2027
26/05/2027
27/05/2027
28/05/2027
Module 4: Implant Management and Prosthetics
- Bone and Tissue Level Implants
Techniques for bone and tissue-level implants
Managing soft tissues in aesthetic areas - Aesthetic Implications of Implantology
Aesthetic considerations in implant dentistry
Clinical cases and discussions - Step By Step Surgical Technique: Mini & Major Sinus Lift Detailed surgical techniques for mini and major sinus lifts
Dates:
25/10/2027
26/10/2027
27/10/2027
28/10/2027
29/10/2027
Module 5: Advanced Techniques and Digitalization
- Sinus Pathology and Sinusitis
Understanding sinus pathology and sinusitis
Treatment options including surgery and medication - Digital Prosthetics
Incorporating digital techniques in prosthetic dentistry
Transitioning from surgery to prosthetics - Implant Prosthetic Therapy in Daily Clinical
Applying implant prosthetic therapy in everyday clinical practice Immediate loading concepts, materials, and techniques
Dates:
17/01/2028
18/01/2028
19/01/2028
20/01/2028
21/01/2028
TEACHERS
The course Director is Prof. Ugo Covani.
Co-Director: Prof. Simone Marconcini
Faculty: Filippo Delitala, Natalia Di Pietro, Enzo Rossi, Riccardo Scaringi, Ernesto Vatteroni.
The teaching staff is further enriched by additional national and international faculty members who contribute their expertise and experience to the Master’s program.
ADMISSION AND SELECTION CRITERIA
To be eligible for admission to the Master’s program, candidates must hold at least one of the following degrees:
- Master’s Degree in Dentistry and Dental Prosthodontics (Laurea Magistrale in Odontoiatria e Protesi Dentaria) or an equivalent qualification – Degree Class LM-46; EQF Level 7
- Master’s Degree in Medicine and Surgery (Laurea Magistrale in Medicina e Chirurgia) or an equivalent qualification – Degree Class LM-41; EQF Level 7
Candidates holding an academic qualification obtained abroad, equivalent in duration and content to those listed above, are eligible as well. In such cases, one of the following documents must be submitted:
- Dichiarazione di Valore in loco issued by the Italian Consular Authority in the country of study (accompanied by a transcript of records and copy of the final diploma)
- CIMEA Certificate of Comparability along with the Certificate of Verification (accessible via the CIMEA platform)
- Diploma Supplement (for European degrees), issued by the awarding university and legalized by the Italian Embassy in the country of study.
PROCEDURES AND TERMS OF PRESENTATION OF THE APPLICATION
The application must be submitted via the GOMP student portal following instructions given in the GUIDE by 3rd November 2026.
The following documents must be uploaded in PDF format:
- Curriculum Vitae et Studiorum in European format (signed and dated)
- Valid identity document
- Degree certificate
- Any additional qualifications to be considered for admission
- Declaration of acknowledgment of the Information Notice on the processing of personal data (pursuant to Articles 13 and 14 of EU Regulation 2016/679 – GDPR)
- Tax code or health card (for Italian citizens and foreigners who possess one)
Candidates with academic qualifications obtained abroad must also provide:
- A declaration in lieu of certification (pursuant to art. 46 point m of D.P.R. 28/12/2000, no. 445) certifying the possession of the required qualification
- One of the following:
– Dichiarazione di Valore in loco, issued by the Italian Consular Authority in the country of study (with transcript of records and final diploma), or
– CIMEA Certificate of Comparability and Verification, or
– Diploma Supplement (for European degrees), issued by the awarding university and legalized
All admission requirements and supporting documentation must be fully satisfied and submitted by the application deadline. Incomplete applications, incorrect data entries, or missing documentation will result in exclusion from the selection process. Conditional enrolment is not permitted.
Payments made by candidates who do not meet the admission requirements will be refunded, excluding administrative fees where applicable.
Following admission, candidates must complete the enrolment procedure in accordance with the instructions provided in the official guide, which will be sent by email together with the notification of admission to the Master.
Download the Call for Applications
TUITION FEES
The total tuition fee is € 9.050,00, plus € 50,00 for secretarial fees (including registration and degree certificate stamp duty). The fee is payable in three instalments:
- 1st instalment: € 3.050,00 + € 50,00
Registration and first payment must be completed by the deadline above.
Although they can be carried out separately, both must be finalized within the stated deadline.
- 2nd instalment: € 3.000,00 by 03/02/2027
- 3rd instalment: € 3.000,00 by 03/06/2027
If candidates do not make the payment within the timeframe specified by UniCamillus in the admission notice, they shall lose their position in the ranking list and the list will be scrolled until all slots are filled.
RIGHT TO RECONSIDER – Within 14 (fourteen) days from the date of payment, students may exercise the right to reconsider. As a consequence, students unilaterally waive from their enrolment by explicitly communicating to UniCamillus their willing to waive. This request should be sent by certified email to [email protected]. In case of exercising this right to reconsider, UniCamillus will proceed to refund the paid amount
within the following 14 (fourteen) days – withholding an amount of 5% of the paid sum for secretarial services – using the same means of payment previously employed by the User, unless expressly indicating a different means of payment. Except for mandatory cases, expressly stated in this announcement, no refund will be made under any circumstances.
In the event that a student withdraws from the programme due to the non‑issuance of a visa, the refund of the amounts paid will be governed by the following terms:
- If withdrawal occurs before the start of the programme due to the visa not being issued, a full refund of the amounts paid will be provided.
- If withdrawal occurs after the programme has started and within three months of the start date, the University will retain 50% of the amounts paid.
- If withdrawal occurs due to the non‑issuance of a visa after the start of the programme and more than three months after the course start date, the University will retain the full amount paid.
RIGHT TO WAIVE STUDIES – By exercising the right of abandonment or waiver of studies, students will no longer have access to any educational activity and/or qualification to use the tools UniCamillus puts at their disposal. Students wishing to waive must submit a waiver application using an online procedure. They must access the student portal (GOMP) with their credentials, visiting the “ careers> applications> study waiver application” section. In case of waiver, the amounts paid until the moment of presentation of the waiver request will not be reimbursed under any circumstances. Students who waive or abandon their studies after the beginning of classes are required to pay the whole amount of fees. If the candidate does not make the payment within the time specified by UniCamillus he will lose the right to enroll / participate.
Scuola post-Laurea
UniCamillus – Saint Camillus International University of Health Sciences Via di Sant’Alessandro 8 – 00131 Roma
Website: www.unicamillus.org
Mail: [email protected]
Tel. 06 40 06 40
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