For dentistsI have spent more than fifteen years building hands-on cadaveric courses, working with some of the best surgical educators in implant dentistry to put together programmes dentists actually learn from. I started in…
Read the article →For dentistsAsk a dentist who has attended more than one cadaveric course what they took away from the second visit, and you rarely hear the same answer twice. Some describe working on an entirely different procedure. Others…
Read the article →For companiesSomewhere, right now, a dentist is placing a particular implant system on a real patient. It might be their first case with it, learned mostly from a product demonstration and an instruction leaflet. It might just as…
Read the article →For companiesMedical device marketing budgets have grown considerably more sophisticated over the past decade. Industry benchmarks now put roughly a quarter to a third of a typical budget into digital advertising, another fifth into…
Read the article →For companiesThe most common mistake I see sponsors make has nothing to do with the course itself. It happens afterwards, once the lab has been packed away and everyone has flown home.
Read the article →For academiesNearly every dental academy, training institute or postgraduate faculty I have spoken with over the years has, at some point, seriously considered adding a hands-on cadaveric course to what they offer. Most get as far…
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