“I took a course that the focus was only about implant placement with little over the shoulder guidance and no follow-up. This comprehensive approach to implants is exactly what this doctor ordered! Dr. Sanz is a wizard.“

We have been to Guatemala over 35 times since 2012. The locations we go to are “Tourist” areas and are as safe as your hometown. We do take normal precautions such as travel in groups and stay in nice hotels. Our sponsor stated, “The last people the Guatemalans want to cause trouble for are the Americans and Canadians.”

We stay in nice hotels that prepare the food to the same standards that you expect in your hometown. We recommend that you only drink water from a source that is known to be purified and bottled water is readily available.

This course is designed to make the doctor competent in the implant process not add up the implants that you place. We know that a doctor that jams in 20 or 30 implants without understanding the process is anything but competent. You will treat the patients as if they were in your own office. You will also have 5 implants to place after each class on your actual patients in your office. No one else does that.

Typically, you will treat 2 patients each day and assist on two patients each day. Probably a better question to ask is will you have the skills to return to your office and be more successful?

I am asked this question often and the answer is I don’t know. Wouldn’t a better question be will I gain the skills and confidence to extract third molars that are within my particular skill set more predictably? More importantly will I gain the diagnostic skills to know when a case is beyond my ability?

• 8 Nights of Hotel Accommodations
• Meals at the hotel and clinic (Dinner and Alcohol not included)
• Transportation to and from the clinic
• Transportation to and from the airport
• (5) Implants upon returning home (Implant course only)
• Unlimited instructor consults

All of the equipment and expendables are provided.  Each doctor should bring their own scrubs. If you normally wear loops and lights you should bring them. If you have special PPE requirements, consult the teaching team.