
Having completed my training in clinical implantology from Dr. Rajat’s institute, I was almost convinced that I needed to attend zygomatic course. Especially after the increased incidence of black fungus which leads to total maxillary bone destruction, it is important for any practicing implantologist to get trained in placing zygomatic implants. It was a good decision because it has just been two weeks since I completed both the courses and I am already doing at least one case per week in my practice.
The program was well-planned wherein more focus was given on the practical aspects of the subject and correlation of the same with theoretical knowledge. The workflow was seamless, and really highlighted the importance of detailed communication and the collaborative approach required to successfully complete these comprehensive rehabilitative cases. A very nice variety of cases were completed during an intensive 3 days composed of multiple surgeries of severely atrophied maxillary jaws requiring Zygoma Implants.
I have so much more confidence as I plan and perform these treatments now. I have even become familiar with the latest techniques and advancements in the equipment and materials used in implants. Having said this, I also understand that learning is a continuous process and I still keep in touch with the support team and Dr. Rajat sir for any academic guidance I require.
This institute has definitely played a larger role in my career than just giving a certificate. It trains you in such a way that once you complete the course, you realize that you have grown as a person and have become a more responsible healthcare provider. Dr. Rajat has once said in his lectures that in order to run a long term, successful practice, it is crucial to have a financial benefit along with job satisfaction. The entire training is oriented in such a way that your career graph is bound to shoot up, if done sincerely.
I strongly recommend this institute to every dentist who is facing a lag in their career and needs a refreshing start.