# Master in Oral Implantology

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16 April 2026

Choosing the right Master in Oral Implantology is a crucial decision for your professional future. With many options available, it’s important to understand what each program actually offers.

This guide will help you make an informed choice.

## What Is a Master in Oral Implantology?

A Master’s in Oral Implantology is a postgraduate program that provides in-depth knowledge and clinical skills in dental implant treatment, from planning to final restoration.

| **Type** | **Duration** | **Live** **Patients** | **Best For** |
|---|---|---|---|
| Online / Theoretical | 6–12 months | No | Basic theoretical knowledge |
| Hybrid | 12–18 months | Limited | Professionals with time constraints |
| **Clinical Hands-on** | 18–24 months | Yes | Dentists seeking real surgical competence |

If your goal is to place implants confidently and safely, only a **clinical program with live patients** provides the necessary experience.

## Key Factors to Consider When Choosing a Implantology Master

1. **Quantity and Quality of Live-Patient Surgery**
2. **Faculty Experience** – Active clinicians teaching current techniques
3. **Curriculum** – Coverage of digital planning, regeneration, aesthetics, complications, and prosthetics
4. **Accreditation** – ECTS credits and European recognition
5. **Facilities and Patient Flow**
6. **Group Size and Supervision Level**
7. **Post-graduate Support**

## Why Choose the MSMI Master in Surgery and Modern Implantology?

Our program was created for dentists who want maximum clinical exposure and real surgical confidence:

- 2-year intensive format (60 ECTS).
- Live surgery in every module — single implants to complex full-arch and regenerative cases.
- Small groups for personalized mentoring.
- Integration of the latest technologies (guided surgery and advanced biomaterials).
- Modern clinical facilities near Madrid.

Graduates finish the program ready to incorporate implantology into their daily practice with confidence and predictability.

### Admission Requirements

- Official degree in Dentistry
- English level B2 or higher
- Motivation letter and CV
- Personal interview

Places are limited to maintain high-quality supervision and patient safety.

## Full program MSMI

**Download the full program brochure** to see the complete curriculum, module structure, and investment details.

### Frequently Asked Questions:

Yes. The modules are intensive but scheduled to allow compatibility with clinical practice.

No. The program is designed for motivated dentists willing to learn from the basics to advanced techniques.

Yes. It is a private master’s degree (título propio) that awards ECTS credits.

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