DT News - India - Implant Study Group reaches another milestone, completes 35 batches

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Sat. 16 December 2017

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Implant study group (ISG) reached another milestone with the graduation of its 35th batch. For over 15 years, Dr. Girish Rao and Dr. Anandakrishna GN, founder mentors of ISG, have extensively trained over 1000 students from all over India and overseas in the field of implantology.

The Fellowship programme conducted every year comprises four modules spanning six months and is conducted over weekends. Participants plan, place and restore two dental implants during their course.

The course is designed for beginners to understand implantology and gain confidence in the surgical and prosthetic aspects of implant practice.

The mentors look ahead to 2018 where Surgical and Prosthetic Mastership programme have been planned to address the clinician’s need to manage challenging situations in implantology.

Knowledge shared is knowledge grown.

More information on ISG programmes is available on their website www.implantstudygroup.com

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