The curriculum is structured into three integrated modules—basic, surgery and restoration—covering the full implant treatment workflow. The basic module addresses patient assessment, treatment planning, imaging diagnostics and implant systems. The surgery module focuses on surgical planning and drilling protocols and involves hands-on training and live surgery sessions. The restoration module covers prosthetic planning, superstructures, provisional and definitiverestorations, and maintenance.

Guided by its educational philosophy “Do Implant Yourself”, the Osstem Master Course emphasises practical, experience-based training aimed at empowering dentists to perform implant procedures independently in clinical practice. The programme combines theory, hands-on training and case-based learning to support clinical application.

Osstem Implant delivers the Osstem Master Course through approximately 25 international subsidiaries, and the curriculum is taught in key markets such as South Korea, China, India, Japan and Russia. The Osstem Master Course is supported by approximately 500 course directors and taught in more than 150 seminar rooms worldwide, providing standardised education through customised content available in six languages.

Osstem Implant offers additional clinical education programmes, including short courses, in more than 33 countries. The company also operates an online education platform, OSSTEM TV. The platform offers on-demand lectures, Osstem Meeting sessions and live surgery broadcasts, allowing dentists to access clinical education flexibly.

According to the company, approximately 150,000 dentists worldwide have participated in its clinical education programmes to date, reflecting its global reach in professional training. The company is continuing to expand its global education infrastructure to support dentists around the world through its international network. More information about Osstem Implant can be found here.

The Osstem Master Course programme emphasises practical training aimed at enabling dentists to perform implant procedures independently.