Description

The Implant Extraction Course is part of the Implant Ninja series and deals with extraction as a surgical step within implant dentistry. Extraction decisions shape what is left for the implant phase, which is why it deserves its own course in an implant-focused series. It is an intermediate course for dentists who already perform surgery and want a more deliberate approach to this stage. The course is delivered as a downloadable ZIP archive of recorded video lessons that you can watch and rewatch at your own pace.

Who the Implant Extraction Course is for

• General dentists who perform extractions and also place or restore implants.
• Implant dentists who want to refine the surgical steps that come before or around implant treatment.
• Residents in oral surgery or periodontics building a structured surgical routine.
• Surgical assistants who want to anticipate instruments and steps during extraction procedures.

Some basic surgical experience is assumed. If implant surgery itself is still new to you, Implant Ninja: Implant Surgery 101 is a better starting point, and Implant Ninja: GBR (Guided Bone Regeneration) covers what happens when bone is missing. Our guide on how to choose online dental courses helps you plan your path.

What the course covers

As the title indicates, the Implant Extraction Course focuses on extraction within an implant workflow. Because the title alone does not tell you whether a given lesson deals with removing teeth ahead of implant placement or with removing implants, we prefer not to guess: the exact scope and order of the lessons are shown in the lesson list. Contact us and we will send it to you, so you can check that the course matches the cases you treat before you buy.

How to get the most from the Implant Extraction Course

1. Check the lesson list first: compare it with the extraction situations you meet most often, and start with the lessons closest to your next cases.
2. Think one step ahead: for each procedure shown, note how it affects the site for the next phase of treatment.
3. Read about the socket and the site: The Single-Tooth Implant discusses anterior and posterior extraction sockets, and 30 Years of Guided Bone Regeneration covers bone management.
4. Build skill under supervision: a video course helps you prepare, but it does not replace hands-on training under supervision.

For clinical resources and guidance in oral health care, the American Dental Association (ADA) is a useful reference alongside the course.

Format, delivery and access

Our FAQ explains how to download and open the ZIP archive.

Related courses and books

• Implant Ninja: Suturing Masterclass: closing surgical sites neatly after any procedure.
• Implant Ninja: Soft Tissue Grafting Course: improving soft tissue at future implant sites.
• Prosthetic Treatment of Malpositioned Implants — Osteocom: restorative options when an implant is not ideally placed.
• Dental Anatomy and Morphology: a book to refresh root and tooth anatomy.

Frequently asked questions

What level is the Implant Extraction Course?

It is intended for dentists with some surgical experience. Beginners in implant dentistry should start with an introductory course.

Does it cover removing failed implants?

The title alone does not confirm the exact scope. Ask us for the lesson list and we will tell you what each lesson covers before you order.

How do I receive the videos?

After payment confirmation, you download the recorded lessons as a ZIP archive from your account. Live sessions and access to the original platform are not included.

Can I watch on a tablet or phone?

Yes. Unzip the archive on a computer, then copy the video files to your device. For refunds or access issues, see our refund and returns policy.