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ITI Curriculum Foundation level
ITI Curriculum Centers are education institutes authorized by ITI to run the ITI Curriculum Foundation and or Intermediate level program together with their implant courses.
The ITI Curriculum Foundation Level Onsite is done with a Center of your choice.
What will you learn during the Foundation level:
Learn to assess, treatment plan, and restore straightforward implant cases with confidence, and to carry out day-to-day implant monitoring and maintenance with our internationally standardized curriculum.
The Foundation level provides a solid theoretical basis in implant dentistry preparing you for implant restoration, and its structured learning approach includes a preclinical hands-on introduction to essential clinical skills.
The ITI Curriculum will be awarded on completion of the hands-on session and passing the online exam. The education content is based on the evidence-based approach embodied in the ITI Philosophy and leads to the internationally recognized ITI Certificate: Foundation level.
Program structure:
The six domains of the ITI Curriculum Foundation level form a standardized, structured and certified learning pathway that enables newcomers to acquire core knowledge across all key aspects of implant dentistry. It forms the basis from which participants will go on to treat patients with competence and confidence.
Domain 1: Introduction to Implant Dentistry
Modules
Role of Implants in Dentistry | Stephen Chen |
Implant-Supported vs Conventional Fixed Dental Prostheses – Comparison and Outcomes | Paul van Zyl |
Tissue Integration of Dental Implants | David Cochran |
Implant Designs and Characteristics | Christoph Hammerle |
Loading Protocols | German Gallucci |
Healing of the Extraction Socket | Nikos Mardas |
Pharmacology with Relevance to Dental Implant Therapy | Stephen Barter |
Domain 2: Practicing Implant Dentisty and Self Directed Learning
Module
Selecting an Implant System | Steven Eckert |
Domain 3: Structured Assessment and Treatment Planning
Modules
Structured Assessment and Treatment Planning | Hans-Peter Weber |
Patient Social Factors | Jocelyne Feine |
Patient Medical Factors | Simon Storgård Jensen |
Patient Dental Factors | Shakeel Shahdad |
Site-Specific Clinical Examination | Shakeel Shahdad |
Basics of Radiographic Assessment in Implant Dentistry | Michael Bornstein |
Additional Diagnostic Investigations | Christiaan Vorster |
The SAC Classification | Anthony Dawson |
Treatment Options, Prognosis and Proposal | Anthony Dawson |
Domain 4: Prosthodontic Planning and Procedures
Modules
Prosthodontic Planning Principles for Implant Placement | Christopher Evans |
Digital Implant Impression | Wiebe Derksen |
Transitional Prostheses Used During Implant Therapy | Daniel Thoma |
Implant-Supported Provisional Prosthesis | William Martin |
Conventional Implant Impressions for Fixed Dental Prostheses | Frank Lester Higginbottom |
Abutment Selection for Fixed Dental Prostheses | Julia-Gabriela Wittneben Matter |
Dental Materials Selection for Fixed Dental Prostheses | Anthony Dawson |
Occlusion on Fixed Dental Prostheses | Charlotte Stilwell |
Design Principles for FDPs | Charlotte Stilwell |
Protocol for Fixed Implant-Supported Prostheses Delivery | Eoin O'Sullivan |
Domain 5: Surgical Planning and Procedures
Modules
Flap Closure | Aileen Bell |
Minimally Traumatic Extraction Techniques | Eduardo Lorenzana |
Principles of Ridge Preservation | Merete Aaboe |
Biological Principles of Bone Grafting | Andreas Stavropoulos |
Domain 6: Treatment Outcomes and Continuing Care
Modules
Implant and Prosthesis Survival and Success | Alvin Yeo |
Monitoring Peri-Implant Tissue Health | Thomas Oates |
Managing Biological Complications | Lisa Heitz-Mayfield |
Principles of Managing Hardware Complications Associated with Fixed Dental Prostheses | Thomas Taylor |
Hands-on program
The ITI Curriculum Foundation level is supplemented by an on-site hands-on program that provides the practical clinical skills required for the routine monitoring of existing implants as well as those for the assessment, treatment planning, and restoration of SAC straightforward patient cases. Hands-on exercises are supported by dedicated teaching videos in the two categories shown below.
Routine monitoring | Restoration |
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Case-based learning exercises
Case-based learning exercises 10 patient assessment cases, 6 of which are implant therapy support scenarios.
Examination & certification
A sequence of assessments ensures that learning objectives are achieved for each Domain before participants can move on to the next. The final examination is a multiple-choice exam consisting of 80 questions to be completed in 90 minutes. The pass mark for this exam is 60% and must be completed successfully to be awarded the ITI Certificate.
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Take the ITI Curriculum Foundation level with an ITI Curriculum Center
A number of education institutes have been authorized by the ITI to provide the ITI Curriculum: Foundation level. The course program offered by each institute is unique, but covers the 6 Domains of the ITI Curriculum Foundation level and provides access to the ITI learning platform with 35 Learning Modules, domain assessments, and clinical case-based learning.
Find an ITI Curriculum Center near you:
Australia
China
Germany
ITI Section Germany
Greece
Lebannon
Malaysia
Netherlands
Poland
South Africa
ITI Curriculum Foundation Level 2023
UK
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