Mono Implant Centers Launches Revolutionary Mono Implant Academy in the United States
Jun 7, 2023
June 07, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Spring Lake, MI - Mono Implant Centers, the leading provider of high-quality and affordable dental implants, has announced the opening of its Mono Implant Academy, a unique training center for dental professionals nationwide.
Inasmuch as Mono Implant Centers, https://monoimplantcenters.com focuses on providing treatment to patients who suffer from missing, crooked, and damaged teeth and educating the public about the benefits of All-on-1™ Mono Dental Implants, the academy has a different purpose.
The academy aims to educate dental professionals on the benefits of using mono implants, a groundbreaking technology that has been used successfully outside the US for over two decades. With mono implants recently FDA-approved and now available in the United States, dental professionals can offer patients an affordable and effective solution for missing teeth.
"We are excited to launch the Mono Implant Academy, which will serve as a hub for educating and training dental professionals on the latest techniques and technologies in dental implant care," said Dr. Jared Van Ittersum, CEO of Mono Implant Centers. "Our goal is to educate and empower dental professionals to provide high-quality, affordable dental implant care for patients nationwide."
Designed to provide comprehensive training in the use of mono implants, the Mono Implant Academy offers a unique opportunity for dental professionals to improve their expertise and deliver advanced-level services to their patients. The academy offers a range of courses, including hands-on training, seminars, and webinars, all led by leading industry experts.
"Our mission is to expand access to high-quality dental implant care, and the Mono Implant Academy will play a vital role in achieving this goal," said Dr. Van Ittersum. "We are proud to be at the forefront of this innovative technology and look forward to collaborating with dental professionals to improve patients' oral health nationwide."
According to the American Dental Association, more than 29 million Americans are missing all their teeth or part of their teeth. The demand for affordable dental implants continues to increase, with mono implants becoming an increasingly popular option for patients seeking cost-effective, long-term solutions to missing teeth.
"For years, dental professionals have been searching for a more affordable and effective solution for patients seeking dental implants," said Dr. Elias Achey, Chief Dental Officer of Mono Implant Centers. "With mono implants now FDA-approved and available in the United States, we have a unique opportunity to make this revolutionary technology accessible to patients across the country."
The opening of the Mono Implant Academy marks a significant milestone in the dental industry, as dental professionals can now access training and resources to provide patients with high-quality, affordable dental implant services.
Dr. Van Ittersum is a notable figure in the dental industry, serving on the Dean’s Advisory Board for the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, as faculty at the Henry Schein Dental Business Institute, and as a board member of Garrison Dental Solutions. He's a key opinion leader for CEREC Dentsply Sirona through Henry Schein.
He and Dr. Elias Achey are owners of the multi-group practice Infinity Dental, founders of DDU and Total Health University training platforms for Henry Schein, and keynote speakers for Henry Schein's How to Build a Group Practice seminars. They are also best-selling authors, having written two books, “A Cup of Coffee With 12 Leading Dentists in the United States” and “How to Build a Group Practice.”
For more information about the Mono Implant Academy, visit https://monoimplantacademy.org.
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For more information about Mono Implant Centers, contact the company here:
Mono Implant Centers
Randy Van Ittersum
616-207-7878
[email protected]
Mono Implant Centers
102 South Buchanan Street
Suite D
Spring Lake, Michigan 49456
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