Training

The Zygomatic Implant Oncology Course

Hands-On Cadaveric Training

A unique two-day hands-on cadaver workshop for Consultants and senior trainees in OMFS, ENT, Head & Neck Surgery, and Maxillofacial Prosthodontics.

This course, the first of its kind in the UK, brings together over 15 years of clinical experience from the Liverpool-based clinical team in the use of conventional and oncology-modified Zygomatic Implants in the prosthetic rehabilitation of patients with maxillary and mid-facial malignant tumours.

Learn how to take the low-level maxillectomy patient from resection to full fixed prosthodontic rehabilitation within a matter of weeks post surgery, and how zygomatic implants can be used to provide early loading opportunities for patients requiring prosthetic obturators, rhinectomy and mid-facial resections.

Zygomatic Implant Oncology Course
Next Course

Zygomatic Implant Oncology Course 2026

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Date 7th May 2026 - 8th May 2026
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Venue Keele Medical School , Keele
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Places Limited to 12 delegates
A two day hands on cadaver course with international faculty. You will learn all the techniques to place zygomatic, pterygoid and co-axis dental implants for maxillary reconstruction as well as the placement of horizontal zygomatic implants for mid-facial prosthetic rehabilitation.

What You Will Learn

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Surgical Techniques

Understand the indications and surgical techniques for the placement of angled implants including co-axial dental, conventional zygomatic and oncology zygomatic implants.

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Zygomatic Implants

Learn to insert conventional zygomatic implants with appropriate management of the maxillary sinus and when to undertake localised bone grafting at time of placement.

Piezo Surgery

Gain experience of piezo surgical techniques in maxillary and mid-face resection and in conjunction with zygomatic implant placement.

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Reconstruction Planning

Understand when bony reconstruction is required following maxillectomy and when soft tissue reconstruction will suffice.

Hands-On ZIP Flap

Hands-on experience in the rationale behind the ZIP Flap technique in rapid fixed dental rehabilitation following low level maxillectomy.

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Clinical Outcomes

Understand the survival rates of zygomatic implants when placed both at primary cancer surgery and in the secondary setting.

Course Faculty

Professor Chris Butterworth

Professor Chris Butterworth

Consultant in Maxillofacial Prosthodontics

Liverpool Head & Neck Centre, United Kingdom

Interested in Attending?

Visit the full course website for detailed programme information, registration and payment details.