The implant — exactly where you planned it.
One day, two speakers, your own laptop. From CBCT and intraoral scans to a surgical guide you plan and export yourself — in cases of any complexity.
800 € incl. VAT 12 of 12 seats left 9 CME points In English
Three situations where CT–scan registration goes wrong
Around 75 % of placement accuracy is decided before planning even starts — by how the CBCT and scans are acquired and registered. These are the three cases where it most often fails.
Crowns and metal restorations
Scatter from crowns and fillings blurs tooth surfaces on the CBCT. The software aligns the scan to the artefact instead of the tooth — and the whole guide shifts with it.
Distal free-end defects
With no teeth behind the gap, nothing anchors the registration distally. A small rotation at the front becomes millimetres at the implant site.
Few remaining teeth
With three or four teeth left, every reference point carries the whole registration. One weak point and the guide rocks on the arch.
Three data protocols. One for every clinical situation.
Accuracy is not luck and not the software. It is the right set of data for the case in front of you — chosen before the first click in planning.
Standard
Intraoral scan and CBCT, registered on stable teeth.
Radiopaque tray
Scan of the arch, scan of the tray and a CBCT with the tray in place.
Double scan
Two CBCTs: the patient with the appliance, and the appliance alone.
Planned in software. Placed exactly there.
Two real cases from the same protocol you will learn: the plan, the guide and the result.
When the course pays for itself
Move the sliders to your practice. The only cost of a guide you plan yourself is printing in your lab.
The day, hour by hour
Two hours of theory, then more than five hours at your own laptop on real case files. By the evening you have planned a guide from raw data to export.
Data without error
CBCT and intraoral scans for guided surgery, the three data protocols, registration you can trust.
From plan to surgery
The clinical side of guided implantology: indications, planning decisions and the operation itself.
Coffee break
Preparing and registering data
You register CBCT with scans on the course cases — all three protocols, with a speaker at your side.
Lunch
A standard guide, start to export
Implant position, implant libraries, sleeves, guide design and the export check — until your guide is ready for printing.
Certificate and CME points
Two parts of the Digital Guide Protocol
The same protocol our CAD\CAM team uses every day, condensed into one day: first the data, then the guide.
Data without error
Where 75 % of accuracy is decided.
M1CBCT and scans for guided surgery
- What a CBCT for planning must contain
- Intraoral scan quality you can register
- Checking data before you start
M2Registration: three protocols
- Standard: STL + DCM
- Radiopaque tray: STL + STL + DCM
- Double scan: DCM + DCM
- Choosing the protocol for the case
M3Verifying the registration
- How to confirm alignment before planning
- When to rescan instead of correcting
Standard guide
From implant position to a file ready for printing.
M4Planning the implant position
- Prosthetically driven planning
- Implant libraries and sleeve systems
- Planning checks before design
M5Designing and exporting the guide
- Guide body, support and inspection windows
- Export for printing
- What to tell your lab: material and print parameters
Your first guide on your own patient — within 30 days
The course day is the start, not the end. For a month you plan your real cases with us behind you, and the 1:1 session takes one of them to export.
Software installed
We set up RealGUIDE and your two implant libraries remotely.
Course day in Berlin
Lecture and hands-on: you plan a full guide on the course cases.
Support chat
Questions on your own cases to the speakers and the CAD\CAM team.
1:1 planning session
Online with Georgii Tryfonov on your patient. You export the guide; your lab prints it.
Two implant libraries of your choice and one guide export — enough to take your first case from data to print.
Two speakers. Both at your side during the hands-on.
Dr. Dr. Alireza Houshmand
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Georgii Tryfonov
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Head of department with five years of planning standard and stackable guides, and CAD\CAM specialists who plan clinical cases every day.
Where, when and what to bring
Venue
- Berlin
- Saturday, 28 November 2026
- 09:00–17:30
- Exact address in your booking confirmation
Bring
- Windows laptop (Windows 10/11)
- 16 GB RAM recommended
- A mouse — planning with a touchpad is slow
- Charger
Before the day
- RealGUIDE installed remotely by 23 November
- Two implant libraries of your choice set up
- Course case files sent to you in advance
Included
- Coffee break and lunch
- Certificate of attendance
- 9 CME points (BZÄK/DGZMK)
- Course materials
One ticket. Everything for your first guide.
What is included
Value of each part if bought separately
Digital Guide Protocol · Berlin
Who is the course for?
Implantologists and dentists who place implants and want to plan their own surgical guides — whether you have never planned one or already order guides from a lab. No prior experience with planning software is needed.
What language is the course in?
Everything is in English: lectures, hands-on, materials and support after the course.
Which laptop do I need? Does a Mac work?
A Windows 10 or 11 laptop, 16 GB RAM recommended, and a mouse. RealGUIDE runs on Windows. If you only have a Mac, write to us before booking and we will find a solution.
When is the software installed?
We install RealGUIDE and two implant libraries of your choice remotely by 23 November. You only need to be at your laptop for a short session we agree in advance.
What exactly is the RealGUIDE licence?
An official RealGUIDE CAD+ licence for one month: two implant libraries of your choice and one guide export. That export is meant for your first real case, which we plan together in the 1:1 session.
What happens after the licence month?
You continue on your own RealGUIDE licence. As an official 3DIMME partner we offer participant pricing — ask us during the course or after.
Who prints the guide?
Your own lab or your practice printer. We tell you which material and print parameters to ask for, so the guide comes back as planned.
How does the 1:1 session work?
An online session with Georgii Tryfonov within 30 days after the course, booked at a time that suits you. You bring the CBCT and scans of your patient; by the end of the session your guide is ready for export.
Do I get CME points?
Yes, 9 CME points according to BZÄK/DGZMK guidelines, with a certificate of attendance at the end of the day.
How do I pay? Is VAT included?
By invoice from 3D-MAXILLA HNT GmbH. The price is 800 € including VAT. Send the request form with your practice details and we issue the invoice within one business day; your seat is held for 7 days while it is paid.
What if I cannot come?
Full refund up to 30 days before the course (by 29 October). After that there is no refund, but you can transfer your seat to a colleague or move to the next date.
Why only 12 participants?
So that both speakers can check every participant's work during the hands-on. With more people the practice turns into watching.
Your next case — with a guide you planned yourself.
Twelve seats, one day, and a month of support until your first guide is in your patient's mouth.