The Single Implant Crown
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Places are limited to 12 delegates to maintain a focused, hands-on learning environment.
Course highlights
Add implant restoration to your clinical skillset
Many dentists refer patients for implant treatment but remain uncertain about taking responsibility for the restorative phase.
Engage One is designed to change that.
You will learn a structured, repeatable workflow for restoring straightforward single implant crowns and, just as importantly, how to recognise the cases that should remain in more experienced hands.
Engage One will give you the knowledge and practical experience to become confidently involved in the restorative phase of implant dentistry.

Who is this course for?
Engage One has been created specifically for general dentists with limited or no previous implant restorative experience.
Leave ready to approach your first suitable restorative case differently
FAQs
Common questions about our Engage One course.
No previous implant restorative experience is required. Engage One has been designed specifically for GDPs who are new to restoring implants, starting with the fundamentals before progressing through the complete single implant crown workflow.
No. Engage One focuses on the restorative phase of implant treatment, not implant surgery. You can continue to refer implant placement to an appropriately experienced clinician while developing the skills to restore suitable cases yourself.
Yes, where the case is appropriate and within your competence. This collaborative approach allows you to remain involved in your patient's treatment while working alongside an implant surgeon for the surgical phase. Appropriate case selection, communication and referral are key parts of the course.
Hands-on exercises use the Straumann BLC implant system, giving you practical experience with contemporary restorative components and workflows. The underlying principles are taught so they can be applied more broadly to other implant systems you may encounter in practice.
No. Engage One covers both digital and conventional implant impression workflows, so the course is relevant whether your practice already uses an intraoral scanner or relies on traditional impression techniques.
Absolutely. The course is particularly relevant to associates who already identify or refer implant patients and would like to develop a new restorative skill, provide greater continuity of care and potentially create an additional private revenue stream within their existing practice.
Engage One provides 7 hours of verifiable CPD. Delegates who complete the course will receive a CPD certificate confirming their participation and the relevant learning outcomes.
Each Engage One course is limited to a maximum of 12 delegates. Keeping the group deliberately small allows more hands-on time, more interaction and plenty of opportunity to ask questions throughout the day.
Support does not end when the course finishes. Engage is designed to help delegates transition from training into clinical practice, including support around appropriate case selection, restorative workflows and communication with the surgeon and laboratory.
Yes. Engage One is held at Hope Street Hotel in central Liverpool, and delegates travelling from further afield can book accommodation directly with the hotel. Liverpool Lime Street station is also within easy reach.
Your place includes the full one-day Engage One course, all hands-on practical sessions and training materials, refreshments, lunch at Hope Street Hotel, 7 hours of verifiable CPD and access to ongoing Engage delegate support.
The aim is to give you a structured foundation for restoring appropriately selected, straightforward single implant cases. As with any clinical skill, confidence develops with experience, which is why case selection, recognising your limitations and accessing support are central to Engage One.
Still have questions?
Whatever you need to know, we're happy to help.
Why Engage Implant?
Actually hands-on
You won't just watch implant restoration being demonstrated. You'll handle the components and rehearse the clinical workflow yourself.
Small-group learning
Engage courses are limited to 12 dentists so there is meaningful practical time and direct access to the course tutor.
Transferable principles
Courses focus on the concepts that underpin implant restoration across different systems, laboratories and clinical settings.
Continued support
Delegates have access to guidance around case selection, restorative planning and surgical support.
