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ITI Education Weeks aim at enhancing implant education worldwide through an international network of selected educational institutions.

The Consensus Database contains all currently relevant and valid Consensus Statements and Clinical Recommendations from past ITI Consensus Conferences.

ITI Consensus Conferences take place every 5 years. Preceded by extensive literature research, focus groups of experienced ITI Fellows come together to discuss and agree on the current scientific evidence that forms the basis for the Consensus Statements.

All Consensus Statements are concise summaries of the current evidence about various topics relevant to implant dentistry. The evidence is produced based on a comprehensive investigation of the literature available and expert group consensus.

A systematic and comprehensive search of the literature is conducted. Electronic databases are searched using key terms. Relevant journals are hand-searched to identify additional articles. Additionally, the bibliographies of selected papers and published review articles on the topic are also scanned for relevant publications.

All levels of evidence except for expert opinion are considered to provide a comprehensive search of the literature. Screening of the records is performed independently by the authors of each review paper. Any disagreement between the reviewers is resolved by discussion.

A quality assessment of each included publication is undertaken. For randomized controlled trials and controlled clinical trials, the Cochrane Collaboration’s tool for assessing risk of bias is utilized. Nonrandomized controlled studies are assessed for quality using the Newcastle-Ottawa Quality Assessment Scale for Observational Studies.

You can freely use the information contained in this Database if you correctly cite its source.

No, this database only contains a selection of Consensus Statements that are regarded as current and valid. Outdated and superseded Consensus Statements are not included.

ITI Education Weeks offer high quality continuing education courses in implant dentistry aligned to the ITI philosophy of evidence-based treatment approaches. They give practitioners the opportunity to advance their knowledge and skills in implant-related treatment.

The ITI unites people around the world who all share a common goal: to promote and disseminate specialist knowledge. A uniform brand design expresses the team spirit and cooperation shared by these people. Please follow these guidelines whenever creating ITI communications materials.

The SAC Classification in Implant Dentistry (ISBN: 978-1-85097-188-7) can be purchased or ordered in selected book stores or directly from the Quintessence Publishing Group.

The Glossary of Oral and Maxillofacial Implants (ISBN: 978-1-85097-188-7) can be purchased or ordered in selected book stores or directly from the Quintessence Publishing Group.

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The lecture templates are provided to ITI Study Club Directors and Speakers for use in ITI Study Clubs.

The ITI Study Club presentations and videos are intended for use at ITI Study Club meetings.

The presenter is free to modify the format and duration of the presentation to suit the educational requirements of the audience. To ensure a relatively uniform distribution of information throughout the ITI community, however, the content and principles contained within the presentation should not be altered in any substantial way.

The only difference between the Keynote Presentation (Mac/iOS) and the PowerPoint Presentation is the file type.

Earn Academy Coins by completing or retaking any of the free assessments and by improving your assessment scores. Earn more Coins by carrying out various other activities on the platform such as rating content, commenting on content or using the Case Cloud to document your clinical cases.

Within the event details you have the possibility to Request guest participation. This is only possible for events where you have the right to participate as a guest. The guest participation needs to be accepted by the event owner.

You should be a dental practitioner with the relevant degrees and certificates from your country of operation, a post-graduate or undergraduate student of dental sciences.

We advise you to enroll as early as possible for the hands-on program. Contact Curriculum support to learn about the options available.

The Foundation level course can be completed at your own pace. We recommend you do not take more than 18 months to complete it, including all the assessments.

No. This program is designed for self-learning and provides all the tools necessary to monitor your progress.

If you experience access or compatibility issues with the learning content, please contact our technical support at [email protected].

Contact the Curriculum support at [email protected] if you have questions about the course content.

No. The Foundation level course provides you with a clear theoretical framework in preparation for the clinical and surgical aspects of implant dentistry, which can then be studied at the Intermediate and the Advanced levels of the Curriculum.

The Intermediate level program must be taken with one of the partner institutions or universities listed on our website.

Yes, your membership fee covers the standard membership benefits. The ITI Curriculum fee covers all the Curriculum content, assessments, exams, and certification.

Yes, the Advanced level course is in the process of being developed and will soon be available.

Yes. You will benefit from a structured learning program at your own pace and the Curriculum offers three levels. At the Foundation level, you can consolidate your theoretical basic knowledge and clinical skills. At the Intermediate and Advanced levels, you will plan, place and restore implants in straightforward and advanced indications, respectively, according to ITI principles and protocols.

The summative examination lasts 90 minutes.

As an online participant, you will receive your certificate by mail. Participants who do a program with a partner institution on-site will have their ITI certificate sent to that institution.

You should contact ITI HQ at [email protected].

Yes, a timer starts running at the start of the summative examination. You have the option to pause the examination 3 times (the same happens if there is a disconnect for technical reasons) for a total of 90 minutes.

By attempting and successfully completing all the formative assessments at the end of every module. The final exam will consist of 60 questions in the multiple-choice format that need to be answered in 90 minutes.

The Curriculum includes formative assessments to give participants a clear indication and understanding of their knowledge gaps. It also allows participants to manage their learning plan better.

A summative examination is a final exam which counts towards certification. A formative assessment is a learning tool to assist and measure your learning progress.

As many times as you wish until you are confident that you have done well and understood the content of the module.

As many times as necessary in order to pass and successfully complete the certification level. You will need to pay a fee of USD 250 each time you retake the exam.

The use of domains provides a structured approach with which you can better manage your learning journey through the program.

Yes, access to the final summative examination is only given once you have completed all 6 domain level assessments.

Yes. The next domain will only unlock once you have successfully completed the previous domain. If you fail the domain-level assessment, the system will advise you go back and review all the modules within the domain.

As many times as required until you completed successfully and the next domain unlocks for you.

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As a Member or Fellow of the ITI you are free to choose which Study Club you wish to join. However, you can only be a member of one Study Club at a time. You may also attend any other Study Club as a guest.

While we protect your data against unauthorized access by others, you must make sure that you have obtained permission from your patient to enter it on our systems. Depending on local legal regulations (for example, in the European Union), you may need explicit written consent from your patient before you can share their data on a third party system. The ITI does not assume any responsibility for the data you upload to your Case Cloud.

The ownership of the data will always remain with you (on behalf of the patient who is the data origin).  The ITI will never claim any rights or ownership pertaining to this data. We only host the data for you.

The data (text and images) that you provide are stored in your Case Cloud case. The data are transmitted via a secure connection and remain protected, which means only you have access unless you share the case with someone else or change the access permission settings.

We regularly update and patch our systems to ensure their compliance with current security standards. The data you enter/upload are stored on our own servers and can only be accessed through tunneled sessions via your user account. If you do not forward your account details to others, your data are safe with us.

When you share a case with another user, the user is granted read permission to your case. This means that they can access your case through their personal Case Cloud in the area “Cases shared with me”. You can discontinue their access at any time by removing them from the list of users with whom you share your case.

Only you have access to the data unless you share the case with someone else. Before making your case data available to others, make sure that you have obtained your patient’s permission to do so. In some countries (for example in the European Union) explicit patient consent is required before any data can be shared.

When you delete a case, you will erase all records of the case.  The case will be permanently removed from our system and become irretrievable.

All ITI Fellows, Speakers and Study Club Directors have access to this area. We would like to encourage you to take advantage of the materials provided here and let others know that it is available to them.

You can use the materials provided here in any Speaker activity you carry out for the ITI. If you use the files in another context or for another purpose, clearly indicate their source. If you want to use images or tables in this repository for any print publication issued by a third-party publisher, you need to obtain explicit written consent from the ITI to do so. Such inquiries should be sent to ITI Headquarters.

If you have interesting materials to share, please send them to us. When doing so, you need to assert that you own the full rights to this material and that it does not infringe on the rights of potential third parties. We will evaluate your content after receiving it. All contributions are welcome but there is no guarantee that your material will be included.

If you think that something useful is missing from this database and you would like to see it added, get in touch with us. We are constantly working to improve this collection of Speaker materials and any support to make it better is appreciated.

The print version of the GOMI is no longer available for purchase and is out of print. An electronic version of the book is still available. Visit the Quintessence Publishing website for more information and to inquire about potential future availability of the printed version.

The ITI provides the GOMI database in English only. Print and electronic versions of the GOMI are also available in German, Italian, Japanese and Chinese and can be ordered from Quintessence Publishing, depending on availability.

If you think that GOMI definitions are inaccurate or outdated, you can contact Quintessence Publishing via their website.

Any feedback regarding the GOMI and potential corrections or additions should be sent directly to the publisher. You can contact Quintessence Publishing via their website.

SAC stands for S(traightforward), A(dvanced) and C(omplex). The SAC framework was developed by the ITI to help practitioners assess the risks and complexity of clinical cases by providing normative classification guidelines based on scientific high-level evidence.

No classification can adequately address cases or outcomes that deviate significantly from the norm. In this context, "normative" relates to the classification that conforms to the norm, or standard, for a given clinical situation in implant dentistry and thus to the most likely classification of a case based on contextual assumptions (e.g. patients' medical conditions are not compromised or are appropriately addressed, the clinician and the implant team are adequately skilled, recommended protocols are followed etc.)

None of the data you enter in our system to classify your cases is permanently stored if you make a standalone case assessment. If you use the SAC Assessment Tool as part of the Case Cloud, the system will automatically add the information you provide to your case documentation.

The SAC framework as established in the 2009 Quintessence publication looks at surgical and prosthodontic case assessments separately. It is not currently possible to make combined assessments.

Although the modifier values used to determine the additional complexity and risk do not have a direct impact on the basic normative case classification, some of them can have a considerable influence on the overall demands and risks of a case. If the system indicates that there is an elevated risk based on the combined additional modifier values you have entered, you need to factor this into the overall interpretation of the assessment result.

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Go to the Settings page of the Study Club. There you can change the <<name>>, <<description>> and <<default venue>>. The default venue is the default location for the Study Club events. Do not forget to Save your changes.

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The learning environment and ITI Academy content is provided at no cost to universities and their students participating in full time undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

Campuses can contain any number of Classrooms. These are set up to reflect individual course structures represented by a sequence of activities and are aimed at individual learner groups.

• Classroom administrators manage activities, classroom resources (ITI Academy content, custom content, shared Case Cloud cases, weblinks), and the student cohorts. 
• There's a discussion forum in every Classroom. 
• Faculty and administration can track Classroom statistics.

Applying universities fill out an evaluation form that is then going through the Chair of the ITI Education Committee and the local ITI Leadership Team. Upon approval, the university signs a Licence and Usage Agreement and designates at least one local Campus Administrator that will be onboarded by ITI HQ.

For more information, contact us.

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My Academy is your personal ITI Academy media library. You can add items by bookmarking or purchasing them.

Some of the Assessments contain questions that require specific knowledge of reference frameworks such as the ITI SAC classification system.

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The wide range of question types includes multiple choice, multi-select, "true or false", matching, sequencing and "fill in the blank" questions.

After answering all 20 questions of an Assessment, you are shown your result and the Academy Coins you have been awarded. The better you perform, the more coins you earn!

Go to your My Academy page and Recently Accessed Learning Content. Click on Review to check your answers against the correct responses. Click on Continue to go back into an Assessment you have not completed.

You can use Academy Coins to purchase learning content in the ITI Academy, e.g. Learning Modules, Congress Lectures or Clinical Cases.

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ITI Study Clubs represent a local channel of communication that allows for the dissemination of the latest developments in implant dentistry as well as discussion of clinical questions and an exchange of expertise in the local language of each country. ITI Study Clubs also provide a valuable networking opportunity.

Each ITI Study Club offers three to four meetings per year and the groups remain small. This allows for interactive discussion of aspects of treatment planning, procedures, handling of complications and aspects of practice management and practice building. The ITI Study Clubs are a great place to tap the collective knowledge and opinion of the members in a trusted environment and informal atmosphere.

ITI Members participate free of charge while non-ITI Members can attend up to two meetings as guests. Guests are then invited to sign up for ITI membership in order to continue attending ITI Study Club meetings and also benefit from a variety of additional ITI membership benefits.

Since their introduction in 2010, well over 650 ITI Study Clubs have been established around the world. 

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Today most emails are auto-scanned for possible spam content. For example, simple keywords like "tobacco" can trigger the classification of the sending domain as a spam domain and block it for a limited time. In such cases, you will receive emails from the ITI but sometimes they are blocked.

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Ask your Section Administrator or Study Club Director to contact us. If they can prove that you are an ITI Member and known to them, we will change your email address and send a password reset link to your new email.

Alternatively you can also send us your last membership certificate or payment confirmation.

With an Affiliate account you can already use a wide variety of content and tools, like Assessments, the Consensus Database, etc. Plus, you have permanent access to all the content you have purchased, including free periodic updates to your Learning Modules that reflect the current state of research and scientific evidence.

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You can see your leadership group(s) on your My Leadership page.

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4. Update communication settings

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1. Published: List of all upcoming events
2. Draft: List of created events that have not been published yet
3. Cancelled: List of events that were published but have been cancelled

If you want to see past events in a category, click on Show past events.

There are three invitation types for events:

1. Send nothing: The event is published in the event calendar without any notification and without an accept/decline
2. Send notification only: All participants receive an email notification without an accept/decline option
3. Send invitation: All participants receive an email invitation and can accept/decline

The event invitation type can not be changed anymore after the event was published.

ITI Members or users who do not have an ITI Membership. They will be displayed in the event invitations and on the events page after the event is published.

To make the guest invitation easier you can upload a list with the title, first name, last name, email address and country of the guest. The system automatically allocates the new participants to the correct participant group based on the email address. Existing users in the system receive an event invitation email. Not existing users in the system first receive an email with the information that their contact data was stored.

All permanent members of the selected user group(s). New Members and Fellows in the system will be added to the participant scope dynamically.

Please note: Scopes will not be changeable after the event publication.

There are two types of Guests:

• ITI Guests: ITI Members who are not member of your Section.
• Non-ITI Guests: Users who do not have an ITI Membership. They can participate in two ITI Study Club events. After that, they need to become ITI Members in order to be able to participate in another event.

Compared to the option to edit a published event, draft events cannot be "cancelled" and you cannot send reminders for events that are not published yet either. Instead, you can publish the event and delete the draft event completely.

1. Search the member and click on the member tile.
2. Go to Certificates.
3. Download the membership certificate or the Study Club certificate.

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You can find a person by name, ID or email address. 

You can see the event participation status of each participant on the Participants page. The status is also included in the participant list download.

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3. Unanswered = the invitation was delivered but the participant did not answer until now.
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There are three possible event invitation status corresponding to your settings in the event communication:

1. Disabled: Invitation type Send nothing was selected
2. Date displayed in green: Invitation was sent at this date
3. Date displayed in red: Invitation date is set in the future

After registration for the ITI Online Curriculum Foundation level, you can find the ITI Online Curriculum Foundation level classroom in your My Academy.

Find the person your are looking for and click on the tile to go to the details of the person.

You can activate/deactivate the Speaker status on the Speaker Profile page.

Go to My Academy and Recently accessed to see an overview of all the Assessments you have started or completed. Here, you can also check your scores, review your answers and complete Assessments you have not yet finished.

The range of Assessments provided is not complete and will be continuously expanded as the content scope of the ITI Academy grows.

The Assessments in the ITI Academy are available to you at no charge and anytime – without having to complete a Learning Module first.

Go to the details page of an Assessment and click on Start.

Yes. You can retake Assessments as many times as you like.

For every Learning Module, there is a corresponding Assessment. It consists of 20 questions that are randomly picked from a bigger question pool. You will see a new set of questions every time you take an Assessment. Upon finishing the Assessment, you can review your answers one by one and compare them with the correct solution for each question. You need to answer 60% of the questions correctly to pass.

You can check your scores, review your answers and complete Assessments you have not yet finished under My Academy at any time.

Clinical Applications comprises Clinical Cases and Clinical Videos on a broad range of clinical case types and demonstrates their management in clinical practice.

You can find an overview here.

ITI Fellows and Members can look up all the terms found in the book in the GOMI tool.

Theory & Principles covers the two content formats Learning Module and Congress Lecture, providing the theoretical foundation for success in clinical practice.

Register for membership, go to Study Clubs and choose a Study Club in your area. Before registration, you can view upcoming Study Club events in the Events search.

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There are various membership benefits. The ITI’s mission is to serve the dental profession by providing a growing global network for life-long learning in implant dentistry through comprehensive quality education and innovative research to the benefit of the patient. Members benefit from discounts or free access to this network.

Applicants are expected to demonstrate a high level of activity in at least one of the following areas: Education, Research and/or Leadership in a professional dental organization. Please also check the Articles of the ITI.

Yes, you only need to log in and then you can change all personal data including the email address in your Settings area.

You need to log in, go to the Settings page, and switch to the Membership, Certificates & Billing page. Under Invoices & payment confirmations you can download all payment confirmations of all previously paid periods (back till 2016) by clicking Get payment confirmation.

New accounts must use the "forgot Password" function here to set a password.

For every membership payment made, the ITI website automatically sends payment confirmation and a membership certificate to the registered email address. It is also possible to download these documents from the ITI website. Go to your Settings page and then to Membership, Certificates & Billing.

Logged-in ITI Fellows and Members can join a Study Club in their area here. Non-Members should contact the Study Club Director and he or she will issue an invitation to a Study Club meeting as a guest.

Non-Members should go to the Events search page where they can browse a list of all "Study Club Meetings" around the world to find one in their area. To receive an email invitation to a meeting of your choice, just click on Attend as guest and fill out the information under Request guest participation.

You can find the YouTube video here. 

To see a list of Study Clubs in your Section/Region, go to the list of ITI Study Clubs and apply the country filter.

If you want to change your ITI Study Club, the first step is to leave your current ITI Study Club. To leave your ITI Study Club, click on Leave Study Club on your My Community page.

The ITI Study Club Director of your current ITI Study Club will be informed by email that you have left the ITI Study Club.

You can now choose your new ITI Study Club here.

Locate the Login area. Log in and go to the Settings page. There you can change your registered email address.

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Find the person in our Directory of ITI Fellows and Members and click on + add friend. You can also go to the internal profile page of the person and click on Send friend request.

If you see Friend requested, your request is still pending. The person you requested to become your friend can accept or ignore your request. You will not be informed if your request is ignored.

If your request is accepted, you will see the person's activities in your Community Feed and you can send them messages.

If you subscribe to a forum in a given language, you will receive an email if a new post is uploaded to this forum. You will also see the newest forum threads from this forum on your My Community page. 

Yes, your profile is public because of your role as an ITI Academy author. You can change the information shown in your profile in Settings at any time.

If you make your public profile accessible to the public, every website visitor can see your profile.

It will show your name, your profile picture, your public address, public profile email, website and phone number, as well as your CV. You can change any and all of the information that is displayed by going to your public profile settings.

The Events Search page offers an overview of all upcoming ITI events and courses. It includes Section and Study Club events as well as Education Courses.

In Documents and Guidelines, ITI Headquarters maintains the Section Handbook, which provides detailed information on how Sections are supposed to be run. The handbook complements the ITI Articles.

ITI Headquarters updates the Section Handbook twice a year. Changes to the ITI Articles, which are the basis for the Section Handbook, must be approved by the General Assembly during the spring meeting.

Learning Pathways are content clusters preselected by our Editors. They explain and illustrate learning topics by combining the theoretical knowledge from the Theory & Principles area with examples from clinical practice taken from the Clinical Applications area. These tailor-made packages are continuously updated to offer a 360° view of all topics in implant dentistry.

You already have a valid membership associated with this email address. The email address is a unique identifier for each membership. It cannot be used twice.

The ITI enjoys a unique relationship with Straumann, a global leader in implant, restorative and regenerative dentistry. Both organizations share the goal of developing optimal treatment solutions to the benefit of patients. This partnership dates back almost 40 years and is guided by the following statements:

1. Straumann provides funding, expertise and support to the ITI
2. Decisions are made in the mutual interest of both parties

Yes, ITI Members can participate in any Study Club. Please notify the Study Club Director about your participation to help facilitate his planning (room, AV, catering).

Of course, we very much regret that you have decided to leave the ITI. You do not have to act now. After the final payment reminder, your membership lapses automatically.

Membership administration ([email protected]) will provide the necessary support.

Click on the event title to display the event details and to be able to Request guest participation.

You are entitled to take on responsibility in ITI Sections and/or on international committees. In addition, you are invited to the Annual General Meeting and may submit motions and vote. You also get the opportunity to broaden your personal network with likeminded professionals as well as opinion leaders.

Yes, most ITI congresses are simultaneously translated into different languages. Please see the congress details to see the available languages.

You need to log in, go to the Settings page and amend your membership data first. Afterwards, the system automatically changes the pdf that is at the same time your membership certificate and your payment confirmation. You can download them as often as you need (back till 2016).

As soon as an ITI Education Week finishes we start to prepare for the following year. The registration link will be published on the website as soon as registration opens.

You can uncheck the box with "List in report" and then scroll to the end of the page and click on save.

You can see this information under each persons data as an icon (D, C or A).

The first icon shows the membership status. The second icon shows the membership mode. And the last icon shows the modifier of the membership (C = classic membership, D = digital membership, A = Affiliate).

Go to "Add Members" and click on the button to add a person.

Go to your Settings page and modify the information as required.

You can download your ITI membership certificate on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get membership certificate button.

No, not automatically. Your network profile is only accessible to ITI Members. You need to go to your public profile settings and check the box near the top of the page to make your profile accessible to the general public. Your public address, public profile email, public profile website, public profile phone number and the CV visible on the public profile will be accessible to the public.

You can download your Study Club certificate on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get Study Club certificate button.

You can download your payment confirmation on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get payment confirmation link.

ITI Members who log in can see your network profile with your profile picture, title, degree, first name, last name, city, country, membership status (type, Member since), the number of awards earned, your affiliations and functions, your professional summary and detail about the awards earned.

If you are not logged in or do not have the right to access a learning item, you can still watch a preview of it that will tell you what to expect in terms of content. E.g., you see the introductory slides of a learning module, including the learning objectives.

The hands-on program takes approximately 1 - 2 days.

As an ITI Speaker, you have access to the Speaker Tools.

No, you do not receive any print copies of the ITI Treatment Guide series. However, after registering as an ITI Member you benefit from a discount if you purchase the books from Quintessence. As an ITI Member, you can also access every volume of the Treatment Guide series in digital form in our e-library.

We cannot provide electronic versions of the Treatment Guides for download. Log in to read them online in our e-library by clicking here.

Postgraduate students have a 50% discount on the regular membership fee.

The ITI Board of Directors decides on the  fellowship nominations received twice (Spring/Fall) a year.

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The final examination consists of 80 multiple choice questions to be completed in 90 minutes. Candidates need to answer at least 60% of the questions correctly in order to pass the exam and get ITI certification.

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• Bangkok, Thailand: Mahidol University, Faculty of Dentistry
• Belgrade, Serbia: University of Belgrade, School of Dental Medicine
• Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern, School of Dental Medicine
• Boston, MA, USA: Harvard School of Dental Medicine
• Hong Kong: Center of Dental Education
• London, UK: Queen Mary University of London, Institute of Dentistry, Centre for Oral Clinical Research
• Melbourne, Australia: University of Melbourne, Melbourne Dental School
• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: State University of Rio de Janeiro, School of Dentistry
• Toronto, Canada: Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital/University 
   

Registration fees must be paid by credit card at the end of the registration process.

Yes, you will have to book your own accommodation, which is not included in the registration fee.

There is a discount of approximately 20% for ITI Fellows and Members. Most Education Weeks also offer a discount for postgraduate students who provide written confirmation of their status. Please check the course page for each ITI Education Week.

The maximum capacity of each ITI Education Week varies. Please check the course description for your Education Week of choice on our website.

You will find a link to sign up for each Education Week at the end of the course description.

If you change a person's data, save the changes using the button on the right-hand side of the page.

Please refer to the information provided on the Scholarship program webpage for the stipend amounts that apply to the different ITI Scholarship Centers. The stipends reflect the cost of living in the city of the Scholarship Center. 

Yes, ITI Headquarters facilitates connections by sharing details of the previous Scholar who spent time at the Center a Scholar has been allocated to. This allows the Scholar to gather valuable insights and prepare for their new environment as well as the requirements of the Center. 

While ITI Scholarship Centers prioritize a professional environment, language support services are typically left up to the Scholar. Many Scholars take language courses, tutoring sessions, or language exchange programs to aid communication skills prior to and/or during the Scholarship year. Make sure to inform yourself of the Scholarship Center language requirements on the ITI website.

Treating patients during the Scholarship year is not guaranteed for all Scholars. Opportunities for clinical practice depend on various factors, including local regulations, the Scholar’s skill level, and the specific policies of the ITI Scholarship Center. Please refer to the descriptions of the ITI Scholarship Centers on the ITI website for in-depth information on the activities during the Scholarship year.

While we strive to fulfill preferences, securing one of your preferred ITI Scholarship Centers is not guaranteed. With numerous applicants for limited spots, less than 10% of applicants are allocated to their preferred center. It's essential to remain flexible in your selection. Being open to different options enhances your chances of experiencing the program's benefits and furthering your professional development.

The ITI encourages ITI Scholars to continue their engagement with the ITI community beyond their Scholarship year. We anticipate that Scholars will find fulfilling paths within the ITI community, allowing them to further their professional and personal development and contribute to the collective knowledge and exertise of our global network. Furthermore, upon their return to their home Section after the Scholarship year ITI Scholars should contact their Section Leadership Team to get involved in the Section’s activities. 

Scholars should be mindful of potential tax obligations and seek guidance from both local authorities and their Scholarship Center Chair. 

That is left up to the Scholar. The stipend can also be deposited in an account belonging to the Scholar in his or her country of residence. However, we recommend opening an account in the host country in order to avoid bank charges and currency exchange fluctuations. 

For detailed informationon on the currencies, please refer to the information provided on the Scholarship program webpage. 

For the Scholarship stipends paid, please refer to the information provided on the Scholarship program webpage. 

The stipend is  paid in two installments. The first installment is provided at the beginning of the Scholarship year, once the ITI Scholarship Center Chair confirms the Scholar's arrival at the Center. The second installment is given after six months, following the provision of the the Scholar's intermediate report to ITI Headquarters. The stipend is meant to support the Scholar for expenses such as accommodation and other cost of living and will be transferred to an account held by the ITI Scholar by ITI Headquarters. 

Each year, the ITI offers additional financial aid to a maximum of 5 ITI Scholars who find themselves in hardship and do not have sufficient means to cover their living expenses. To be considered for this support, candidates applying for additional financial aid are requested to provide detailed information about their financial situation, including their own and their parents' circumstances.

No, this is not the case. It contributes toward the cost of living and accommodation during the ITI Scholarship year. We advise applicants to consider their preferred centers/locations carefully, as certain destinations are very expensive. It is essential to understand that the stipend will not cover all the living costs in those locations. We encourage thorough consideration to ensure a comfortable and sustainable experience during the program. 

Treating patients during the Scholarship year is not guaranteed for all Scholars. Opportunities for clinical practice depend on various factors, including local regulations, the Scholar’s skill level, and the specific policies of the ITI Scholarship Center. Please refer to the descriptions of the ITI Scholarship Centers on the ITI website for in-depth information on the activities during the Scholarship year.

Yes. Each ITI Scholar is responsible for organizing his or her own health insurance for the ITI Scholarship year. Additionally, professional liability insurance is crucial and must be covered by the Scholar in order to participate in the program. If no reciprocal arrangement is available between the home country and the ITI Scholarship Center country, the ITI Scholar should take out additional health cover to ensure comprehensive protection during the Scholarship year. Scholars are advised to discuss all matters related to insurance matters with their Scholarship Center Chair right after confirmation of their ITI Scholarship to make sure insurance cover is in place in time for the start of the Scholarship year.

ITI Scholars will be put in contact with previous Scholars at their Center for tips and recommendations as to how to find accommodation. Scholars are also encouraged to to seek guidance from the administrative team/faculty at the Scholarship Center as to finding accommodation. Some Centers might offer on-campus accommodation for Scholars.

The decision to have your partner or family accompany you on your Scholarship year is entirely up to you. However, it's important to note that the stipend provided is intended solely for the living costs of the Scholar and does not extend to accompanying family members. The ITI does not provide additional contributions beyond the stipend itself. The ITI Scholar is responsible for organizing any additional requirements for family members, such as visas, health insurance, and work/practice permits, if applicable.

ITI Scholars are responsible for organizing and paying their travel costs. The ITI Scholarship stipend is transferred only after the ITI Scholar has officially started the ITI Scholarship year – upon confirmation of arrival by the Scholarship Center Chair. Therefore, Scholars need to be prepared to finance the flight to their Scholarship country out of their own pocket.

Scholars are responsible for making their own their travel arrangements.

Yes, each ITI Scholar is expected to start the Scholarship year on September 1 or on the first day of the month on which the Scholarship year starts for those Scholarship Centers with a different start date. The start dates specified in the descriptions of the Scholarship Centers must be adhered to within a two-week timeframe.

The ITI Scholarship year commences September 1 of the year following the application and concludes August 31 of the subsequent year. For instance, if you apply for the Scholarship in June 2025, your Scholarship year will begin September 1, 2026, and conclude August 31, 2027. There are a couple of exceptions to this schedule for specific Scholarship Centers, which are detailed in the respective Scholarship Center descriptions on the ITI website.

No, there are no restrictions on nationality for applying to the ITI Scholarship Program. The program is open to applicants of all nationalities.

No, ITI membership is non-refundable.

Please refer to the illustration below for the timelines associated with the application and selection process.    

No, do not send any application-related documents to ITI Headquarters. Documents sent by email or regular post will not be accepted. All required information and documents must be submitted through the online application portal. This ensures that the necessary details are correctly processed and reviewed.

Yes. Proficiency in English is important for communicating with ITI Headquarters, Scholarship applications, and within the greater ITI community; however, fluency is not mandatory. Language prerequisites and certification differ among ITI Scholarship Centers, as some Centers may not use English as their main language. Please refer to the specific language requirements on the ITI website.

No, this is not an option as ITI Scholars are expected to dedicate all their time to the ITI Scholarship. Therefore, PhDs must be finalized before the start of the ITI Scholarship. The same applies to other conflicting responsibilities such as functions in your host clinic, Scholarships from other organizations, family commitments in your home country, etc.

Yes, you can apply for an ITI Scholarship while you are still in postgraduate training. However, your postgraduate training must be completed by the start date of your Scholarship year.

Yes, candidates must be 37 years or younger at the time of application. For example, if you turn 38 on or after July 1 of the application year, you are not eligible to apply. Please ensure you meet this age requirement along with all other eligibility criteria outlined on the ITI website.

The selection process for ITI Scholarship recipients is rigorous and thorough. Once the application portal has closed, all submitted applications undergo screening at ITI Headquarters. The ITI Leadership Development Committee then completes a detailed evaluation of each application that meets the application requirements. Applications are assessed based on various criteria, including academic achievements, clinical experience, commitment to implant dentistry, leadership potential, and alignment with the goals of the ITI Scholarship Program. Subsequently, the Committee members convene to discuss the applications and select the potential ITI Scholars for the upcoming Scholarship year. The selection process aims to identify individuals who demonstrate exceptional promise.

Yes, an ITI membership is required for your application and is non-refundable. ITI membership opens doors to a wide range of invaluable benefits designed to support your professional and academic growth. Utilize your membership to enhance your journey as a prospective candidate as well as your chances of success, not only for your Scholarship application, but also your professional growth and aspirations. Engage with the ITI Academy's extensive learning materials, participate in ITI Study Clubs, attend ITI Education Weeks and Section events, develop and strengthen your ties to the ITI community.

The documents below need to be uploaded during the online application process. These documents, except for the picture, must be signed by hand, saved as PDFs, and uploaded to the application profile:

• Two signed letters of recommendation: The recommendations must be recent (year of application) and ideally made by a professor, ITI Fellow, or similar. Please note that only recommendation letters signed by hand will be accepted.

• A picture (passport format - JPG, minimum size 140 x 185 pixels).

• Language certificate (not mandatory in all cases, please see the Scholarship Center descriptions on the ITI website for more information).

Most ITI Scholarship Centers require non-native English speakers to provide a language proficiency certificate (such as TOEFL or IELTS) before the start of the Scholarship year. Additionally, familiarity with the local language is advantageous and/or required for certain interactions within the center. Specific language requirements for each ITI Scholarship Center are outlined in their respective descriptions on the ITI website.

No, a CV is not required when applying for the ITI Scholarship Program. All the necessary information will be collected during the online application process via the application tool.

Please refer to the illustration below for the timelines associated with the application and selection process.

A letter of recommendation is a letter written and signed by an academic or professional who is familiar with your work and character. This letter should explain why the sender believes you should be awarded an ITI Scholarship and demonstrate their familiarity with your accomplishments, personality, and current aspirations. Ideally, the recommendation letter should be written by a professor, ITI Fellow, or similar authority figure. Please note that the ITI Leadership Development Committee only accepts recommendation letters that have been printed and signed by the supporter before being scanned as PDFs. Electronic signatures are not accepted. Additionally, recommendation letters must be current, dated from the year of application.

We strongly recommend carefully reviewing the Scholarship Center descriptions on the ITI website to identify the centers that align best with your professional aspirations.

Yes, all attachments must be in English.

The ITI Leadership Development Committee tries to allocate the applicant to one of the three preferred ITI Scholarship Centers listed by the applicant, but it is not always possible. The applicant may be allocated to another ITI Scholarship Center if someone else has already been allocated to the Centers of choice. With several hundred applicants and only limited places, the competition for each ITI Scholarship Center place is high, and candidates selected for an ITI Scholarship are expected to be willing to accept a place at a Scholarship Center that is not one of their three preferred Centers.

The recommendation letters must be hand-signed and dated. Please note that the ITI Leadership Development Committee only accepts recommendation letters that have been printed and signed by the supporter before being scanned as PDFs. Electronic signatures are not accepted. Additionally, recommendation letters must be current, dated from the year of application.

The recommendation letters must be dated from the year of application.

Yes, you do. While you may have a preference for one Scholarship Center, it's essential to select three different preferred ITI Scholarship Centers as allocation to your first choice cannot be guaranteed. With several hundred applicants and only limited places, the competition for each ITI Scholarship Center place is high.

Recommendation letters should be addressed to the ITI Leadership Development Committee at ITI Headquarters in Basel and must be uploaded as a PDF during the online application process when requested. Do not send any separate attachments via email or conventional mail, as these will not be accepted. Additionally, ensure that recommendation letters are hand-signed and dated, and that they are dated from the year of application.

Yes, only applications submitted via the online application portal and by the application deadline (i.e., the closing date and time of the application portal) will be accepted. Applications sent by email or regular post will not be accepted.

Documents must be provided in commonly used formats, such as PDF documents, Excel for financial aid, and JPEG for images. Specific format requirements may vary depending on the function accessed via the application portal, so be sure to check the guidelines provided in the portal.

If you have any questions, please contact ITI Headquarters via email at [email protected]

You can expect to receive notifications about the status of your application according to the following timeline: Usually, the first selected applicants will be informed by the end of January of the year following the application, along with the first round of unsuccessful applicants. The remaining applicants will receive notifications by the end of March. If you have not heard anything by then, this means you are on a contact list for last-minute cancellations. Please note that with hundreds of applications received each year, updates are not provided by ITI Headquarters. All applicants will be notified once their application status has been finalized. This may take until the end of March of the year following the application.

While efforts are made to allocate applicants to one of their preferred ITI Scholarship Centers as indicated in the application, placement is not guaranteed. With several hundred applicants and only limited places, the competition for each ITI Scholarship Center place is high

Please note that as an international organization, Scholars will not be allocated to a center in their current/home country. The aim of the ITI Scholarship program is to provide ITI Scholars with an international experience, fostering international exchange along with professional networking as well as cross-cultural learning.

No, you do not have to complete and submit the online application form in one session. You can save your progress and return to complete and submit the application at a later time. However, be mindful of the deadline and ensure you submit your application before the closing date and time of the application portal. Late applications and/or applications sent by email or regular post will not be accepted. The Scholarship application portal is available on the ITI website from May 31, midnight UTC until June 30, midnight UTC.

The Scholarship application portal is the online platform where applicants can submit their applications for the ITI Scholarship Program. Applicants are guided through the application process step by step, ensuring all required materials are completed and submitted correctly.

Generally, every half-year is devoted to a main topic agreed upon by the Editorial Board.

As a general rule, the articles in Forum Implantologicum are by invitation only. Nevertheless, individuals can submit articles for review and discussion by the Editorial Board.

Unsolicited articles can be submitted as a Microsoft Word file (.doc or .docx) via email to the editorial office at ITI Headquarters. They will be reviewed by the Editorial Board at its next meeting in order to determine their appropriateness for future publication. Authors will be notified of the Editorial Board’s decision after the meeting. As a matter of policy, the Editorial Board does not provide any reasons for not accepting submissions for publication.

The full author guidelines are available here.

As of 2022, Forum Implantologicum is published in digital format on a dedicated online platform. Access is free to everyone (free ITI account required to read the full articles).

All ITI Members and Fellows have access to the online versions of all available back issues of Forum Implantologicum (2005 - 2021).

Print versions of back issues are not available. ITI Members and Fellows have access to the online versions of all available issues of Forum Implantologicum.

As of 2022, Forum Implantologicum is published in digital format on a dedicated online platform. Access is free to everyone (free ITI account required to read the full articles).

Enter a keyword in the Pathway overview or click through the categories of the Pathway map to narrow down your search.

Items can be purchased using Academy Coins if there are enough left in your account or by using a credit card. On the detail page of the learning item, click on '+ Purchase with Academy Coins' or '+ Purchase with Credit Card'. 

Academy Coins offer an easy and flexible way to purchase the full spectrum of learning materials in the ITI Academy. They are the currency of the ITI Academy. However, Academy content can also be purchased using a credit card.

Check that your membership is valid at this point, that you are logged in and that you are using an updated browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox recommended).

Everyone with an active ITI Membership has free full viewing access to all e-learning content in the ITI Academy.

When you click 'Purchase with Academy Coins' on any of the Academy learning items, the system will show you your current balance. You can still click 'Cancel' if you do not wish to actually purchase the item.

Undergraduates, postgraduates and dentists currently taking part in an ongoing part-/full-time course in implant dentistry or related fields.

The articles are available on the website in the footer. The direct link is https://www.iti.org/articles-of-the-iti.

You need to be nominated by an ITI Fellow with at least 4 years of seniority. Your nomination has to be supported by 2 other ITI Fellows. The Section Leadership Team also has to consent to your nomination. Please also check the Articles of the ITI. If you are interested in becoming an ITI Fellow please get in touch with your local section leadership. If you are from a region, please contact ITI Headquarters. 

A current CV including information about education and positions as well as lectures given (if applicable), published articles in the field of  implant dentistry (if  applicable) and/or mentoring activities in the past 5 years. 

In order to become a Senior Fellow you need to be nominated by your Section Leadership Team. It is also possible for ITI Members or Fellows to propose individuals to their Section Leadership Team. If the nominee is from an ROW country, the nominator should get in touch with ITI Headquarters.

In cooperation with Quintessence Publishing Group, the ITI offers Fellows and Members a discount on all ITI Treatment Guides when purchased online directly from Quintessence. Log in to your "My ITI" page get the link to the Quintessence discount page.

In cooperation with Quintessence Publishing Group, we offer our Fellows and Members a discount on all ITI Treatment Guide volumes when purchased online directly from Quintessence. Log in to your "My ITI" page get the link to the Quintessence discount page.

ITI Treatment Guides can be purchased directly from the Quintessence Publishing Group.

In cooperation with Quintessence Publishing Group, we are offering our Fellows and Members a discount on all ITI Treatment Guide volumes when purchased online directly from Quintessence. Log in to your "My ITI" page to get the link to the Quintessence discount page.

Every badge comes with a few Academy Coins that you can use to purchase ITI Academy content.

You can obtain ITI Academy awards in many ways, for example by improving your Assessment results, by documenting and classifying your cases in your Case Cloud, or by rating learning content that you have purchased. Click on the different icons under 'My Awards' in your personal navigation to find out what they are awarded for.

You can earn badges by fulfilling different user tasks like e.g. adding Learning Pathways to My Academy or by documenting your cases using the Case Cloud. Most badges are awarded in three tiers (bronze, silver and gold) and they also add Academy Coins to your account.

All ITI Academy e-learning content, publications and tools can be accessed for free by all ITI Members. A few contents and tools can be used for free even by non-ITI Members, e.g. Assessments and the Consensus Database.

The full texts of the latest ITI Consensus Conferences can be accessed in the Academy area of the iti.org website in the subsection Publications. To access individual statements and clinical recommendations of ITI Consensus Conferences from 2013 until today, go to the ITI Academy's Consensus Database.

Click on 'Course' in the navigation of your Classroom administration. 'Blocks' will represent the events, modules, days, etc. that your course curriculum consists of. You can add as many blocks as you want by clicking the 'Add block' button. You can then assign Academy- or Custom resources to your blocks. 

If you change a person's data, save the changes using the button on the right-hand side of the page.

Please check these FAQs  first. If you cannot find the relevant information, send an email to [email protected]. Please include all the relevant information in your support request, like which Campus/Classroom the request is about, detailed description of the problem (when and in which context did it occur?), information about the internet browser type and version you are using, screenshots or error reports, the file(s) you tried to upload, etc.
Most issues occur with systems that are not compliant with our system requirements. We recommend using the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox or Safari.

No, the fee amount has to be paid in full at the time of registration.

Campus Administrator: This role can only be assigned by ITI Headquarters. Campus Admins have full administrative access to the Campus and all its Classrooms. Main tasks: Adding/managing Classrooms, assigning Classroom Admins, providing support to Classroom Admins and Faculty. 
Classroom Administrator: This role is assigned by the Campus Admin or an already existing Classroom Admin in the relevant classroom. 

There are three user roles in a Classroom that are characterized by different objectives and permissions: Classroom Administrator, Classroom Faculty and Classroom Participant.

• Classroom Administrators have full access to all administrative features of their Classroom and provide general technical support. They are assigned to the Classroom by the Campus Administrator or an already existing Classroom Admin in the relevant classroom. They have full access to all ITI Academy e-learning content. Their main tasks are: Managing the Classroom Participants and their roles, managing the course structure and resources, managing the forum, tracking Classroom usage statistics and assessment performance. The Classroom Administrator role is optional if Faculty can cover its tasks.
• Faculty is mainly an educational role. They have full access to all ITI Academy e-learning content to prepare the course and to all the administrative features of their Classroom. Faculty is assigned to the Classroom by the Classroom Administrator and defines the course structure and the learning material to be used. They can also manage the forum and track Classroom access, usage statistics and assessment performance.
• Classroom Participants have no administrative privileges in the Classrooms. They are assigned to the Classroom by the Classroom Administrator, have viewing access to all Classroom resources, can download custom resources, can start threads and post on the Classroom forum. They can also share their Case Cloud Cases with the Classroom.

To add people to your Classroom, click on 'Participants' in the navigation and then on the 'Import People' button. If you are importing people into this Classroom for the first time, download the Excel template by clicking the 'Download template' button. Open the template, read the instructions and enter all the necessary information. You can also add people later. All the fields are mandatory. If a row contains an empty field, the user will not be imported. The information in the 'Country*' column must match one of the countries exactly as it is listed in the template. Email addresses must be valid.
When adding users who are ITI Members, make sure to use the email address associated with their ITI membership to avoid duplicate accounts. The same goes for users who already have a free ITI Affiliate account. It is not possible to delete users. If you have added a user by mistake, please click the 'Deactivate' button for this user. Imported Participants have to confirm their email address to gain access to the system. Save the Excel file on your computer. In your 'Add Participants' dialog, click the 'Select list of participants...' button, choose the Excel file you have saved to your computer and click the 'OK' button. If you want to prevent the system from sending out email notifications informing people that they have been added to the classroom, then untick the corresponding check box. Important: Do not deactivate the notification unless all participants to be added are already active in other Classrooms on this Campus.

Participants receive the following welcome email:

Dear [name of participant]

Welcome to the [name of Campus or ITI Section].

The Classroom administrator of the [name of Classroom] Classroom has added your email address to the list of participants.

Follow the steps below to access your Classroom in the ITI Academy:

1. Click on this link [link to confirmation/password setup] to confirm your email address and set your password (you can skip this step if you already have a valid ITI login)

2. Bookmark the Classroom [link to Classroom]

Alternatively, you can find your Classroom by choosing "My Academy" in your personal navigation (profile icon in the top-right corner) on www.iti.org.

You now have full access to all resources and features of the [name of Classroom] Classroom.

If you have any questions about your access, please contact the Classroom Administrator [opens Email to Classroom Administrator].

Add people to the classroom by entering them in the existing Excel list and uploading it again. The system will not import the same users twice. If you change a user’s email address in the list and upload it again, the system will create an additional account for this user or, if the new email address is already in the system, it will add the user to the classroom again with the existing account. Please make sure to deactivate the redundant account. If participants have not responded to the email verification message, you can resend the message to all unverified users by clicking on the 'Resend Verification Emails' button. 

Click on 'Participants' in the navigation to display the list of current participants in your classroom. You can switch between the lists of 'Active' and 'Deactivated' participants at the top of the page. You can assign/un-assign specific roles to/from individual users by checking/unchecking the following options: 
Faculty: User will be listed under 'Faculty & Admin.' and has permission to manage the Classroom using the functions described in these FAQs
Administration: User will be listed under 'Faculty & Admin.'  and has permission to manage the Classroom using the functions described in these FAQs 
Deactivated: User is removed from the Classroom but is still displayed under “Deactivated” 
No option chosen: User is an active Participant/Student and is listed in the corresponding section  
The color code indicates the status of your users at a glance: 
Green indicates that the user has validated the account by clicking the corresponding link in the confirmation email or that the user already had a valid account prior to being assigned to the classroom. He or she is therefore able to log into the Classroom. 
Red indicates that the user account has been created by the system but the user has not yet clicked on the confirmation link in the email he or she received. The user cannot log into the Classroom. 

Click on 'Course' in the navigation. After adding a block using the  'Add block' button, enter the title (mandatory) and a description for it, e.g. its date, time and duration. Save your entries by clicking the 'Save' button in the top right corner of the page. In the 'blocks' list underneath the save button, you can change the sort order of your blocks using drag & drop or jump directly to a specific block in the administration to edit it. 
You can change the title, description or sort order of your course blocks anytime. If you want to delete a block, click the '-' icon on the right side of the title. Don't forget to save your changes by clicking the 'Save' button in the top right corner of the page.

There are three types of resources that you can add:

• Academy resources: E-Learning material from the ITI Academy
• Custom resources: Your own files that you want to share with the Classroom participants
• Weblink resources: Links to external sources, websites, file servers, etc. Recommended for, for example, large video files.

Case Cloud Cases cannot be assigned through the Classroom administration. They have to be shared with the Classroom by the author of the Case using the Case Cloud. Only members of a Classroom can share their Cases with it.

You can download payment confirmation for a previous period on the Settings page. Go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status, click on Show past invoices to access the Get payment confirmation link.

You can generate a PDF report of your case assessments at the end of the assessment process when the final case classification is displayed. Valid ITI membership is required to make use of this feature. Please log in before starting your assessment.

Participants benefit from:

• Lecture and discussion sessions
• Participation in treatment planning
• Surgical and prosthetic hands-on sessions
• Live surgical and prosthetic sessions
• University-based continuing education (CE) credits

You will find a link to sign up for each Education Week at the end of the course description.

The maximum capacity of each ITI Education Week varies. Please check the course description for your Education Week of choice on our website.

There is a discount of approximately 20% for ITI Fellows and Members. Most Education Weeks also offer a discount for postgraduate students who provide written confirmation of their status. Please check the course page for each ITI Education Week.

Yes, you will have to book your own accommodation, which is not included in the registration fee.

Registration fees must be paid by credit card at the end of the registration process.

• Bangkok, Thailand: Mahidol University, Faculty of Dentistry
• Belgrade, Serbia: University of Belgrade, School of Dental Medicine
• Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern, School of Dental Medicine
• Boston, MA, USA: Harvard School of Dental Medicine
• Hong Kong: Center of Dental Education
• London, UK: Queen Mary University of London, Institute of Dentistry, Centre for Oral Clinical Research
• Melbourne, Australia: University of Melbourne, Melbourne Dental School
• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: State University of Rio de Janeiro, School of Dentistry
• Toronto, Canada: Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital/University 
   

A “Sort by Proximity”  shows search results near your location based on your IP address.

The final examination consists of 80 multiple choice questions to be completed in 90 minutes. Candidates need to answer at least 60% of the questions correctly in order to pass the exam and get ITI certification.

All diagnostic and clinical data (e.g. texts, images, videos) uploaded or submitted to our website are voluntary and any personal information relating to patients must be anonymized unless documented informed consent has previously been obtained from the patient (any recipient of health care services). You can find more information in the Terms of Use.

Search for the event you want to cancel and click on the event title.

You can cancel a published event by clicking on Cancel event. No notifications will be sent out.

If you want to inform the participants of the cancellation, first check the Send notifications box.

Search for the event you want to edit and then open it:

• change the general information
• change the description
• change the communication
• change participants

and click on Save.

Click on Send update notifications if you want to inform the participants about the changes.  

When pasting text from another application such as MS Word or from PDF files to the block description, you need to ensure that the text is stripped of all formatting information as this may cause the text to be displayed incorrectly. Formatting information can be removed by pasting the text into a plain text editor such as Windows Notepad or TextEdit on Mac. Select the whole text and choose ‘remove/clear all formatting’ before copying it into the block description. You can also use a free online tool for the same purpose (e.g. http://www.striphtml.com/). 

The ITI Board of Directors decides on the  fellowship nominations received twice (Spring/Fall) a year.

Postgraduate students have a 50% discount on the regular membership fee.

We cannot provide electronic versions of the Treatment Guides for download. Log in to read them online in our e-library by clicking here.

No, you do not receive any print copies of the ITI Treatment Guide series. However, after registering as an ITI Member you benefit from a discount if you purchase the books from Quintessence. As an ITI Member, you can also access every volume of the Treatment Guide series in digital form in our e-library.

As an ITI Speaker, you have access to the Speaker Tools.

The hands-on program takes approximately 1 - 2 days.

If you are not logged in or do not have the right to access a learning item, you can still watch a preview of it that will tell you what to expect in terms of content. E.g., you see the introductory slides of a learning module, including the learning objectives.

ITI Members who log in can see your network profile with your profile picture, title, degree, first name, last name, city, country, membership status (type, Member since), the number of awards earned, your affiliations and functions, your professional summary and detail about the awards earned.

You can download your payment confirmation on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get payment confirmation link.

You can download your Study Club certificate on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get Study Club certificate button.

No, not automatically. Your network profile is only accessible to ITI Members. You need to go to your public profile settings and check the box near the top of the page to make your profile accessible to the general public. Your public address, public profile email, public profile website, public profile phone number and the CV visible on the public profile will be accessible to the public.

You can download your ITI membership certificate on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get membership certificate button.

Go to your Settings page and modify the information as required.

Go to "Add Members" and click on the button to add a person.

The first icon shows the membership status. The second icon shows the membership mode. And the last icon shows the modifier of the membership (C = classic membership, D = digital membership, A = Affiliate).

You can see this information under each persons data as an icon (D, C or A).

You can uncheck the box with "List in report" and then scroll to the end of the page and click on save.

As soon as an ITI Education Week finishes we start to prepare for the following year. The registration link will be published on the website as soon as registration opens.

You need to log in, go to the Settings page and amend your membership data first. Afterwards, the system automatically changes the pdf that is at the same time your membership certificate and your payment confirmation. You can download them as often as you need (back till 2016).

Yes, most ITI congresses are simultaneously translated into different languages. Please see the congress details to see the available languages.

You are entitled to take on responsibility in ITI Sections and/or on international committees. In addition, you are invited to the Annual General Meeting and may submit motions and vote. You also get the opportunity to broaden your personal network with likeminded professionals as well as opinion leaders.

Click on the event title to display the event details and to be able to Request guest participation.

Membership administration ([email protected]) will provide the necessary support.

Of course, we very much regret that you have decided to leave the ITI. You do not have to act now. After the final payment reminder, your membership lapses automatically.

Yes, ITI Members can participate in any Study Club. Please notify the Study Club Director about your participation to help facilitate his planning (room, AV, catering).

The ITI enjoys a unique relationship with Straumann, a global leader in implant, restorative and regenerative dentistry. Both organizations share the goal of developing optimal treatment solutions to the benefit of patients. This partnership dates back almost 40 years and is guided by the following statements:

1. Straumann provides funding, expertise and support to the ITI
2. Decisions are made in the mutual interest of both parties

You already have a valid membership associated with this email address. The email address is a unique identifier for each membership. It cannot be used twice.

Learning Pathways are content clusters preselected by our Editors. They explain and illustrate learning topics by combining the theoretical knowledge from the Theory & Principles area with examples from clinical practice taken from the Clinical Applications area. These tailor-made packages are continuously updated to offer a 360° view of all topics in implant dentistry.

ITI Headquarters updates the Section Handbook twice a year. Changes to the ITI Articles, which are the basis for the Section Handbook, must be approved by the General Assembly during the spring meeting.

In Documents and Guidelines, ITI Headquarters maintains the Section Handbook, which provides detailed information on how Sections are supposed to be run. The handbook complements the ITI Articles.

The Events Search page offers an overview of all upcoming ITI events and courses. It includes Section and Study Club events as well as Education Courses.

If you make your public profile accessible to the public, every website visitor can see your profile.

It will show your name, your profile picture, your public address, public profile email, website and phone number, as well as your CV. You can change any and all of the information that is displayed by going to your public profile settings.

Yes, your profile is public because of your role as an ITI Academy author. You can change the information shown in your profile in Settings at any time.

If you subscribe to a forum in a given language, you will receive an email if a new post is uploaded to this forum. You will also see the newest forum threads from this forum on your My Community page. 

Find the person in our Directory of ITI Fellows and Members and click on + add friend. You can also go to the internal profile page of the person and click on Send friend request.

If you see Friend requested, your request is still pending. The person you requested to become your friend can accept or ignore your request. You will not be informed if your request is ignored.

If your request is accepted, you will see the person's activities in your Community Feed and you can send them messages.

Click on Logout to log out.

Do not contact us to retrieve your password. We cannot see any of our users' passwords in the system. Please request a password reset link here and follow the instructions.

Locate the Login area. Enter your email address and password and click on the Log in button.

Locate the Login area. Log in and go to the Settings page. There you can change your registered email address.

If you want to change your ITI Study Club, the first step is to leave your current ITI Study Club. To leave your ITI Study Club, click on Leave Study Club on your My Community page.

The ITI Study Club Director of your current ITI Study Club will be informed by email that you have left the ITI Study Club.

You can now choose your new ITI Study Club here.

To see a list of Study Clubs in your Section/Region, go to the list of ITI Study Clubs and apply the country filter.

You can find the YouTube video here. 

Non-Members should go to the Events search page where they can browse a list of all "Study Club Meetings" around the world to find one in their area. To receive an email invitation to a meeting of your choice, just click on Attend as guest and fill out the information under Request guest participation.

Logged-in ITI Fellows and Members can join a Study Club in their area here. Non-Members should contact the Study Club Director and he or she will issue an invitation to a Study Club meeting as a guest.

For every membership payment made, the ITI website automatically sends payment confirmation and a membership certificate to the registered email address. It is also possible to download these documents from the ITI website. Go to your Settings page and then to Membership, Certificates & Billing.

New accounts must use the "forgot Password" function here to set a password.

You need to log in, go to the Settings page, and switch to the Membership, Certificates & Billing page. Under Invoices & payment confirmations you can download all payment confirmations of all previously paid periods (back till 2016) by clicking Get payment confirmation.

Yes, you only need to log in and then you can change all personal data including the email address in your Settings area.

Applicants are expected to demonstrate a high level of activity in at least one of the following areas: Education, Research and/or Leadership in a professional dental organization. Please also check the Articles of the ITI.

There are various membership benefits. The ITI’s mission is to serve the dental profession by providing a growing global network for life-long learning in implant dentistry through comprehensive quality education and innovative research to the benefit of the patient. Members benefit from discounts or free access to this network.

When a new registration is received, the ITI website sends out an email with an activation link. Check your inbox (as well as spam and junk folders) for this email and click on the activation link. Your account has now been activated and you can log in to the ITI website.

You can use this link once only. If you need another activation link, click Resend Verification Email. 

Click Resend Verification Email. Please also check your spam/junk email folder. Make sure your firewall or virus scanner is not blocking the email. Contact your email provider. If you still cannot receive emails from the ITI Website, use a different email address to register.

Register for membership, go to Study Clubs and choose a Study Club in your area. Before registration, you can view upcoming Study Club events in the Events search.

Theory & Principles covers the two content formats Learning Module and Congress Lecture, providing the theoretical foundation for success in clinical practice.

ITI Fellows and Members can look up all the terms found in the book in the GOMI tool.

You can find an overview here.

Clinical Applications comprises Clinical Cases and Clinical Videos on a broad range of clinical case types and demonstrates their management in clinical practice.

For every Learning Module, there is a corresponding Assessment. It consists of 20 questions that are randomly picked from a bigger question pool. You will see a new set of questions every time you take an Assessment. Upon finishing the Assessment, you can review your answers one by one and compare them with the correct solution for each question. You need to answer 60% of the questions correctly to pass.

You can check your scores, review your answers and complete Assessments you have not yet finished under My Academy at any time.

Yes. You can retake Assessments as many times as you like.

Go to the details page of an Assessment and click on Start.

The Assessments in the ITI Academy are available to you at no charge and anytime – without having to complete a Learning Module first.

The range of Assessments provided is not complete and will be continuously expanded as the content scope of the ITI Academy grows.

Go to My Academy and Recently accessed to see an overview of all the Assessments you have started or completed. Here, you can also check your scores, review your answers and complete Assessments you have not yet finished.

Find the person your are looking for and click on the tile to go to the details of the person.

You can activate/deactivate the Speaker status on the Speaker Profile page.

After registration for the ITI Online Curriculum Foundation level, you can find the ITI Online Curriculum Foundation level classroom in your My Academy.

There are three possible event invitation status corresponding to your settings in the event communication:

1. Disabled: Invitation type Send nothing was selected
2. Date displayed in green: Invitation was sent at this date
3. Date displayed in red: Invitation date is set in the future

You can see the event participation status of each participant on the Participants page. The status is also included in the participant list download.

Possible participation status are:

1. Accepted = the invitation was accepted.
2. Declined = the invitation was declined.
3. Unanswered = the invitation was delivered but the participant did not answer until now.
4. None = the invitation was not delivered until now. For example when the send invitation date is not reached yet or the event is still in draft or cancel status.

You can find a person by name, ID or email address. 

Access to this area is limited to specific functions within the ITI.

1. Search the member and click on the member tile.
2. Go to Certificates.
3. Download the membership certificate or the Study Club certificate.

Compared to the option to edit a published event, draft events cannot be "cancelled" and you cannot send reminders for events that are not published yet either. Instead, you can publish the event and delete the draft event completely.

There are two types of Guests:

• ITI Guests: ITI Members who are not member of your Section.
• Non-ITI Guests: Users who do not have an ITI Membership. They can participate in two ITI Study Club events. After that, they need to become ITI Members in order to be able to participate in another event.

All permanent members of the selected user group(s). New Members and Fellows in the system will be added to the participant scope dynamically.

Please note: Scopes will not be changeable after the event publication.

To make the guest invitation easier you can upload a list with the title, first name, last name, email address and country of the guest. The system automatically allocates the new participants to the correct participant group based on the email address. Existing users in the system receive an event invitation email. Not existing users in the system first receive an email with the information that their contact data was stored.

ITI Members or users who do not have an ITI Membership. They will be displayed in the event invitations and on the events page after the event is published.

There are three invitation types for events:

1. Send nothing: The event is published in the event calendar without any notification and without an accept/decline
2. Send notification only: All participants receive an email notification without an accept/decline option
3. Send invitation: All participants receive an email invitation and can accept/decline

The event invitation type can not be changed anymore after the event was published.

There are three different workflow status of events:

1. Published: List of all upcoming events
2. Draft: List of created events that have not been published yet
3. Cancelled: List of events that were published but have been cancelled

If you want to see past events in a category, click on Show past events.

Click on + Create event. Enter the event name and select the event type. Click on Create event.

To publish your event take the steps listed:

1. Set a date
2. Enter your venue
3. Select scopes
4. Update communication settings

You can see your open tasks on your My Messages & Tasks page.

A task refers to steps that still need to be completed for which you receive a system-generated reminder.

You can see your leadership group(s) on your My Leadership page.

As an ITI Academy author you have a public profile, on which author information as well as a statement on financial relationships and conflict of interests are displayed.

You can opt out of receiving promotional or marketing communications from us at any time by using the unsubscribe link in the email communications we send, or adjusting the preferences in your account settings (restriction of processing).

If you have an account for our services, we may still send you non-promotional transactional communications, like service or membership-related emails.

Actions can be page views, internal site searches, downloads or outlinks.

With an Affiliate account you can already use a wide variety of content and tools, like Assessments, the Consensus Database, etc. Plus, you have permanent access to all the content you have purchased, including free periodic updates to your Learning Modules that reflect the current state of research and scientific evidence.

Ask your Section Administrator or Study Club Director to contact us. If they can prove that you are an ITI Member and known to them, we will change your email address and send a password reset link to your new email.

Alternatively you can also send us your last membership certificate or payment confirmation.

If you only receive our newsletters and invitations on an irregular basis, your email provider is most likely temporarily blocking our emails. We send our emails over a management system with an excellent global reputation to avoid such problems as far as possible.

Today most emails are auto-scanned for possible spam content. For example, simple keywords like "tobacco" can trigger the classification of the sending domain as a spam domain and block it for a limited time. In such cases, you will receive emails from the ITI but sometimes they are blocked.

Unfortunately we can not track our emails after they are sent out to your provider's domain. We advise you to contact your provider for more information.

Please check the following points:

1. Are your email settings in your personal profile up to date? Please check if the email address in your account is up to date and is spelled correctly.
2. Did you receive ITI emails lately? If not, please change your email address in your profile settings. Some domain providers are blacklisted. Our provider blocks emails to these providers to protect us from spam replies or malware. Contact your internet service provider to solve this.
3. Are ITI emails in your spam folder?
4. Is your local computer blocking the emails due to strict firewall/virus scan settings or other safety measures. Please check your security settings or contact your local IT service.
5. Did you accidentally unsubscribe from a newsletter you received from ITI.ORG, using the link at the bottom of a newsletter? If you wish to join the mailing list again, contact ITI Headquarters: [email protected].

To maximize compatibility across platforms and devices the ITI website is fully HTML5-based. Due to the sophisticated technology used and to avoid technical difficulties you are required to use one of the following browsers when accessing the ITI website:

• Safari
• Chrome
• Firefox

The ITI website works on all devices (PCs, tablets, smartphones) capable of running a fully HMTL5-compatible browser. The platform is designed to adapt to different screen sizes and resolutions. Please note that certain limitations may apply to devices with small screens (e.g. smartphones).

You must be connected to the Internet to use the ITI website. Offline access is not possible.

If a visitor comes to iti.org for the first time or if they visit a page more than 30 minutes after their last page view, this will be recorded as a new visit.

This is the percentage of visits that only had a single page view. This means that the visitor left the website directly from the entrance page.

The average duration of a visit in seconds.

Please refer to the information provided on the Scholarship program webpage for the stipend amounts that apply to the different ITI Scholarship Centers. The stipends reflect the cost of living in the city of the Scholarship Center. 

Yes, ITI Headquarters facilitates connections by sharing details of the previous Scholar who spent time at the Center a Scholar has been allocated to. This allows the Scholar to gather valuable insights and prepare for their new environment as well as the requirements of the Center. 

While ITI Scholarship Centers prioritize a professional environment, language support services are typically left up to the Scholar. Many Scholars take language courses, tutoring sessions, or language exchange programs to aid communication skills prior to and/or during the Scholarship year. Make sure to inform yourself of the Scholarship Center language requirements on the ITI website.

Treating patients during the Scholarship year is not guaranteed for all Scholars. Opportunities for clinical practice depend on various factors, including local regulations, the Scholar’s skill level, and the specific policies of the ITI Scholarship Center. Please refer to the descriptions of the ITI Scholarship Centers on the ITI website for in-depth information on the activities during the Scholarship year.

While we strive to fulfill preferences, securing one of your preferred ITI Scholarship Centers is not guaranteed. With numerous applicants for limited spots, less than 10% of applicants are allocated to their preferred center. It's essential to remain flexible in your selection. Being open to different options enhances your chances of experiencing the program's benefits and furthering your professional development.

The ITI encourages ITI Scholars to continue their engagement with the ITI community beyond their Scholarship year. We anticipate that Scholars will find fulfilling paths within the ITI community, allowing them to further their professional and personal development and contribute to the collective knowledge and exertise of our global network. Furthermore, upon their return to their home Section after the Scholarship year ITI Scholars should contact their Section Leadership Team to get involved in the Section’s activities. 

Scholars should be mindful of potential tax obligations and seek guidance from both local authorities and their Scholarship Center Chair. 

That is left up to the Scholar. The stipend can also be deposited in an account belonging to the Scholar in his or her country of residence. However, we recommend opening an account in the host country in order to avoid bank charges and currency exchange fluctuations. 

For detailed informationon on the currencies, please refer to the information provided on the Scholarship program webpage. 

For the Scholarship stipends paid, please refer to the information provided on the Scholarship program webpage. 

The stipend is  paid in two installments. The first installment is provided at the beginning of the Scholarship year, once the ITI Scholarship Center Chair confirms the Scholar's arrival at the Center. The second installment is given after six months, following the provision of the the Scholar's intermediate report to ITI Headquarters. The stipend is meant to support the Scholar for expenses such as accommodation and other cost of living and will be transferred to an account held by the ITI Scholar by ITI Headquarters. 

Each year, the ITI offers additional financial aid to a maximum of 5 ITI Scholars who find themselves in hardship and do not have sufficient means to cover their living expenses. To be considered for this support, candidates applying for additional financial aid are requested to provide detailed information about their financial situation, including their own and their parents' circumstances.

No, this is not the case. It contributes toward the cost of living and accommodation during the ITI Scholarship year. We advise applicants to consider their preferred centers/locations carefully, as certain destinations are very expensive. It is essential to understand that the stipend will not cover all the living costs in those locations. We encourage thorough consideration to ensure a comfortable and sustainable experience during the program. 

Treating patients during the Scholarship year is not guaranteed for all Scholars. Opportunities for clinical practice depend on various factors, including local regulations, the Scholar’s skill level, and the specific policies of the ITI Scholarship Center. Please refer to the descriptions of the ITI Scholarship Centers on the ITI website for in-depth information on the activities during the Scholarship year.

Yes. Each ITI Scholar is responsible for organizing his or her own health insurance for the ITI Scholarship year. Additionally, professional liability insurance is crucial and must be covered by the Scholar in order to participate in the program. If no reciprocal arrangement is available between the home country and the ITI Scholarship Center country, the ITI Scholar should take out additional health cover to ensure comprehensive protection during the Scholarship year. Scholars are advised to discuss all matters related to insurance matters with their Scholarship Center Chair right after confirmation of their ITI Scholarship to make sure insurance cover is in place in time for the start of the Scholarship year.

ITI Scholars will be put in contact with previous Scholars at their Center for tips and recommendations as to how to find accommodation. Scholars are also encouraged to to seek guidance from the administrative team/faculty at the Scholarship Center as to finding accommodation. Some Centers might offer on-campus accommodation for Scholars.

The decision to have your partner or family accompany you on your Scholarship year is entirely up to you. However, it's important to note that the stipend provided is intended solely for the living costs of the Scholar and does not extend to accompanying family members. The ITI does not provide additional contributions beyond the stipend itself. The ITI Scholar is responsible for organizing any additional requirements for family members, such as visas, health insurance, and work/practice permits, if applicable.

ITI Scholars are responsible for organizing and paying their travel costs. The ITI Scholarship stipend is transferred only after the ITI Scholar has officially started the ITI Scholarship year – upon confirmation of arrival by the Scholarship Center Chair. Therefore, Scholars need to be prepared to finance the flight to their Scholarship country out of their own pocket.

Scholars are responsible for making their own their travel arrangements.

Yes, each ITI Scholar is expected to start the Scholarship year on September 1 or on the first day of the month on which the Scholarship year starts for those Scholarship Centers with a different start date. The start dates specified in the descriptions of the Scholarship Centers must be adhered to within a two-week timeframe.

The ITI Scholarship year commences September 1 of the year following the application and concludes August 31 of the subsequent year. For instance, if you apply for the Scholarship in June 2025, your Scholarship year will begin September 1, 2026, and conclude August 31, 2027. There are a couple of exceptions to this schedule for specific Scholarship Centers, which are detailed in the respective Scholarship Center descriptions on the ITI website.

No, there are no restrictions on nationality for applying to the ITI Scholarship Program. The program is open to applicants of all nationalities.

No, ITI membership is non-refundable.

Please refer to the illustration below for the timelines associated with the application and selection process.    

No, do not send any application-related documents to ITI Headquarters. Documents sent by email or regular post will not be accepted. All required information and documents must be submitted through the online application portal. This ensures that the necessary details are correctly processed and reviewed.

Yes. Proficiency in English is important for communicating with ITI Headquarters, Scholarship applications, and within the greater ITI community; however, fluency is not mandatory. Language prerequisites and certification differ among ITI Scholarship Centers, as some Centers may not use English as their main language. Please refer to the specific language requirements on the ITI website.

No, this is not an option as ITI Scholars are expected to dedicate all their time to the ITI Scholarship. Therefore, PhDs must be finalized before the start of the ITI Scholarship. The same applies to other conflicting responsibilities such as functions in your host clinic, Scholarships from other organizations, family commitments in your home country, etc.

Yes, you can apply for an ITI Scholarship while you are still in postgraduate training. However, your postgraduate training must be completed by the start date of your Scholarship year.

Yes, candidates must be 37 years or younger at the time of application. For example, if you turn 38 on or after July 1 of the application year, you are not eligible to apply. Please ensure you meet this age requirement along with all other eligibility criteria outlined on the ITI website.

The selection process for ITI Scholarship recipients is rigorous and thorough. Once the application portal has closed, all submitted applications undergo screening at ITI Headquarters. The ITI Leadership Development Committee then completes a detailed evaluation of each application that meets the application requirements. Applications are assessed based on various criteria, including academic achievements, clinical experience, commitment to implant dentistry, leadership potential, and alignment with the goals of the ITI Scholarship Program. Subsequently, the Committee members convene to discuss the applications and select the potential ITI Scholars for the upcoming Scholarship year. The selection process aims to identify individuals who demonstrate exceptional promise.

Yes, an ITI membership is required for your application and is non-refundable. ITI membership opens doors to a wide range of invaluable benefits designed to support your professional and academic growth. Utilize your membership to enhance your journey as a prospective candidate as well as your chances of success, not only for your Scholarship application, but also your professional growth and aspirations. Engage with the ITI Academy's extensive learning materials, participate in ITI Study Clubs, attend ITI Education Weeks and Section events, develop and strengthen your ties to the ITI community.

The documents below need to be uploaded during the online application process. These documents, except for the picture, must be signed by hand, saved as PDFs, and uploaded to the application profile:

• Two signed letters of recommendation: The recommendations must be recent (year of application) and ideally made by a professor, ITI Fellow, or similar. Please note that only recommendation letters signed by hand will be accepted.

• A picture (passport format - JPG, minimum size 140 x 185 pixels).

• Language certificate (not mandatory in all cases, please see the Scholarship Center descriptions on the ITI website for more information).

Most ITI Scholarship Centers require non-native English speakers to provide a language proficiency certificate (such as TOEFL or IELTS) before the start of the Scholarship year. Additionally, familiarity with the local language is advantageous and/or required for certain interactions within the center. Specific language requirements for each ITI Scholarship Center are outlined in their respective descriptions on the ITI website.

No, a CV is not required when applying for the ITI Scholarship Program. All the necessary information will be collected during the online application process via the application tool.

Please refer to the illustration below for the timelines associated with the application and selection process.

A letter of recommendation is a letter written and signed by an academic or professional who is familiar with your work and character. This letter should explain why the sender believes you should be awarded an ITI Scholarship and demonstrate their familiarity with your accomplishments, personality, and current aspirations. Ideally, the recommendation letter should be written by a professor, ITI Fellow, or similar authority figure. Please note that the ITI Leadership Development Committee only accepts recommendation letters that have been printed and signed by the supporter before being scanned as PDFs. Electronic signatures are not accepted. Additionally, recommendation letters must be current, dated from the year of application.

We strongly recommend carefully reviewing the Scholarship Center descriptions on the ITI website to identify the centers that align best with your professional aspirations.

Yes, all attachments must be in English.

The ITI Leadership Development Committee tries to allocate the applicant to one of the three preferred ITI Scholarship Centers listed by the applicant, but it is not always possible. The applicant may be allocated to another ITI Scholarship Center if someone else has already been allocated to the Centers of choice. With several hundred applicants and only limited places, the competition for each ITI Scholarship Center place is high, and candidates selected for an ITI Scholarship are expected to be willing to accept a place at a Scholarship Center that is not one of their three preferred Centers.

The recommendation letters must be hand-signed and dated. Please note that the ITI Leadership Development Committee only accepts recommendation letters that have been printed and signed by the supporter before being scanned as PDFs. Electronic signatures are not accepted. Additionally, recommendation letters must be current, dated from the year of application.

The recommendation letters must be dated from the year of application.

Yes, you do. While you may have a preference for one Scholarship Center, it's essential to select three different preferred ITI Scholarship Centers as allocation to your first choice cannot be guaranteed. With several hundred applicants and only limited places, the competition for each ITI Scholarship Center place is high.

Recommendation letters should be addressed to the ITI Leadership Development Committee at ITI Headquarters in Basel and must be uploaded as a PDF during the online application process when requested. Do not send any separate attachments via email or conventional mail, as these will not be accepted. Additionally, ensure that recommendation letters are hand-signed and dated, and that they are dated from the year of application.

Yes, only applications submitted via the online application portal and by the application deadline (i.e., the closing date and time of the application portal) will be accepted. Applications sent by email or regular post will not be accepted.

Documents must be provided in commonly used formats, such as PDF documents, Excel for financial aid, and JPEG for images. Specific format requirements may vary depending on the function accessed via the application portal, so be sure to check the guidelines provided in the portal.

If you have any questions, please contact ITI Headquarters via email at [email protected]

You can expect to receive notifications about the status of your application according to the following timeline: Usually, the first selected applicants will be informed by the end of January of the year following the application, along with the first round of unsuccessful applicants. The remaining applicants will receive notifications by the end of March. If you have not heard anything by then, this means you are on a contact list for last-minute cancellations. Please note that with hundreds of applications received each year, updates are not provided by ITI Headquarters. All applicants will be notified once their application status has been finalized. This may take until the end of March of the year following the application.

While efforts are made to allocate applicants to one of their preferred ITI Scholarship Centers as indicated in the application, placement is not guaranteed. With several hundred applicants and only limited places, the competition for each ITI Scholarship Center place is high

Please note that as an international organization, Scholars will not be allocated to a center in their current/home country. The aim of the ITI Scholarship program is to provide ITI Scholars with an international experience, fostering international exchange along with professional networking as well as cross-cultural learning.

No, you do not have to complete and submit the online application form in one session. You can save your progress and return to complete and submit the application at a later time. However, be mindful of the deadline and ensure you submit your application before the closing date and time of the application portal. Late applications and/or applications sent by email or regular post will not be accepted. The Scholarship application portal is available on the ITI website from May 31, midnight UTC until June 30, midnight UTC.

The Scholarship application portal is the online platform where applicants can submit their applications for the ITI Scholarship Program. Applicants are guided through the application process step by step, ensuring all required materials are completed and submitted correctly.

Generally, every half-year is devoted to a main topic agreed upon by the Editorial Board.

As a general rule, the articles in Forum Implantologicum are by invitation only. Nevertheless, individuals can submit articles for review and discussion by the Editorial Board.

Unsolicited articles can be submitted as a Microsoft Word file (.doc or .docx) via email to the editorial office at ITI Headquarters. They will be reviewed by the Editorial Board at its next meeting in order to determine their appropriateness for future publication. Authors will be notified of the Editorial Board’s decision after the meeting. As a matter of policy, the Editorial Board does not provide any reasons for not accepting submissions for publication.

The full author guidelines are available here.

As of 2022, Forum Implantologicum is published in digital format on a dedicated online platform. Access is free to everyone (free ITI account required to read the full articles).

All ITI Members and Fellows have access to the online versions of all available back issues of Forum Implantologicum (2005 - 2021).

Print versions of back issues are not available. ITI Members and Fellows have access to the online versions of all available issues of Forum Implantologicum.

As of 2022, Forum Implantologicum is published in digital format on a dedicated online platform. Access is free to everyone (free ITI account required to read the full articles).

Enter a keyword in the Pathway overview or click through the categories of the Pathway map to narrow down your search.

Items can be purchased using Academy Coins if there are enough left in your account or by using a credit card. On the detail page of the learning item, click on '+ Purchase with Academy Coins' or '+ Purchase with Credit Card'. 

Academy Coins offer an easy and flexible way to purchase the full spectrum of learning materials in the ITI Academy. They are the currency of the ITI Academy. However, Academy content can also be purchased using a credit card.

Check that your membership is valid at this point, that you are logged in and that you are using an updated browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox recommended).

Everyone with an active ITI Membership has free full viewing access to all e-learning content in the ITI Academy.

When you click 'Purchase with Academy Coins' on any of the Academy learning items, the system will show you your current balance. You can still click 'Cancel' if you do not wish to actually purchase the item.

Undergraduates, postgraduates and dentists currently taking part in an ongoing part-/full-time course in implant dentistry or related fields.

The articles are available on the website in the footer. The direct link is https://www.iti.org/articles-of-the-iti.

You need to be nominated by an ITI Fellow with at least 4 years of seniority. Your nomination has to be supported by 2 other ITI Fellows. The Section Leadership Team also has to consent to your nomination. Please also check the Articles of the ITI. If you are interested in becoming an ITI Fellow please get in touch with your local section leadership. If you are from a region, please contact ITI Headquarters. 

A current CV including information about education and positions as well as lectures given (if applicable), published articles in the field of  implant dentistry (if  applicable) and/or mentoring activities in the past 5 years. 

In order to become a Senior Fellow you need to be nominated by your Section Leadership Team. It is also possible for ITI Members or Fellows to propose individuals to their Section Leadership Team. If the nominee is from an ROW country, the nominator should get in touch with ITI Headquarters.

In cooperation with Quintessence Publishing Group, the ITI offers Fellows and Members a discount on all ITI Treatment Guides when purchased online directly from Quintessence. Log in to your "My ITI" page get the link to the Quintessence discount page.

In cooperation with Quintessence Publishing Group, we offer our Fellows and Members a discount on all ITI Treatment Guide volumes when purchased online directly from Quintessence. Log in to your "My ITI" page get the link to the Quintessence discount page.

ITI Treatment Guides can be purchased directly from the Quintessence Publishing Group.

In cooperation with Quintessence Publishing Group, we are offering our Fellows and Members a discount on all ITI Treatment Guide volumes when purchased online directly from Quintessence. Log in to your "My ITI" page to get the link to the Quintessence discount page.

Every badge comes with a few Academy Coins that you can use to purchase ITI Academy content.

You can obtain ITI Academy awards in many ways, for example by improving your Assessment results, by documenting and classifying your cases in your Case Cloud, or by rating learning content that you have purchased. Click on the different icons under 'My Awards' in your personal navigation to find out what they are awarded for.

You can earn badges by fulfilling different user tasks like e.g. adding Learning Pathways to My Academy or by documenting your cases using the Case Cloud. Most badges are awarded in three tiers (bronze, silver and gold) and they also add Academy Coins to your account.

All ITI Academy e-learning content, publications and tools can be accessed for free by all ITI Members. A few contents and tools can be used for free even by non-ITI Members, e.g. Assessments and the Consensus Database.

The full texts of the latest ITI Consensus Conferences can be accessed in the Academy area of the iti.org website in the subsection Publications. To access individual statements and clinical recommendations of ITI Consensus Conferences from 2013 until today, go to the ITI Academy's Consensus Database.

Click on 'Course' in the navigation of your Classroom administration. 'Blocks' will represent the events, modules, days, etc. that your course curriculum consists of. You can add as many blocks as you want by clicking the 'Add block' button. You can then assign Academy- or Custom resources to your blocks. 

If you change a person's data, save the changes using the button on the right-hand side of the page.

Please check these FAQs  first. If you cannot find the relevant information, send an email to [email protected]. Please include all the relevant information in your support request, like which Campus/Classroom the request is about, detailed description of the problem (when and in which context did it occur?), information about the internet browser type and version you are using, screenshots or error reports, the file(s) you tried to upload, etc.
Most issues occur with systems that are not compliant with our system requirements. We recommend using the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox or Safari.

No, the fee amount has to be paid in full at the time of registration.

Campus Administrator: This role can only be assigned by ITI Headquarters. Campus Admins have full administrative access to the Campus and all its Classrooms. Main tasks: Adding/managing Classrooms, assigning Classroom Admins, providing support to Classroom Admins and Faculty. 
Classroom Administrator: This role is assigned by the Campus Admin or an already existing Classroom Admin in the relevant classroom. 

There are three user roles in a Classroom that are characterized by different objectives and permissions: Classroom Administrator, Classroom Faculty and Classroom Participant.

• Classroom Administrators have full access to all administrative features of their Classroom and provide general technical support. They are assigned to the Classroom by the Campus Administrator or an already existing Classroom Admin in the relevant classroom. They have full access to all ITI Academy e-learning content. Their main tasks are: Managing the Classroom Participants and their roles, managing the course structure and resources, managing the forum, tracking Classroom usage statistics and assessment performance. The Classroom Administrator role is optional if Faculty can cover its tasks.
• Faculty is mainly an educational role. They have full access to all ITI Academy e-learning content to prepare the course and to all the administrative features of their Classroom. Faculty is assigned to the Classroom by the Classroom Administrator and defines the course structure and the learning material to be used. They can also manage the forum and track Classroom access, usage statistics and assessment performance.
• Classroom Participants have no administrative privileges in the Classrooms. They are assigned to the Classroom by the Classroom Administrator, have viewing access to all Classroom resources, can download custom resources, can start threads and post on the Classroom forum. They can also share their Case Cloud Cases with the Classroom.

To add people to your Classroom, click on 'Participants' in the navigation and then on the 'Import People' button. If you are importing people into this Classroom for the first time, download the Excel template by clicking the 'Download template' button. Open the template, read the instructions and enter all the necessary information. You can also add people later. All the fields are mandatory. If a row contains an empty field, the user will not be imported. The information in the 'Country*' column must match one of the countries exactly as it is listed in the template. Email addresses must be valid.
When adding users who are ITI Members, make sure to use the email address associated with their ITI membership to avoid duplicate accounts. The same goes for users who already have a free ITI Affiliate account. It is not possible to delete users. If you have added a user by mistake, please click the 'Deactivate' button for this user. Imported Participants have to confirm their email address to gain access to the system. Save the Excel file on your computer. In your 'Add Participants' dialog, click the 'Select list of participants...' button, choose the Excel file you have saved to your computer and click the 'OK' button. If you want to prevent the system from sending out email notifications informing people that they have been added to the classroom, then untick the corresponding check box. Important: Do not deactivate the notification unless all participants to be added are already active in other Classrooms on this Campus.

Participants receive the following welcome email:

Dear [name of participant]

Welcome to the [name of Campus or ITI Section].

The Classroom administrator of the [name of Classroom] Classroom has added your email address to the list of participants.

Follow the steps below to access your Classroom in the ITI Academy:

1. Click on this link [link to confirmation/password setup] to confirm your email address and set your password (you can skip this step if you already have a valid ITI login)

2. Bookmark the Classroom [link to Classroom]

Alternatively, you can find your Classroom by choosing "My Academy" in your personal navigation (profile icon in the top-right corner) on www.iti.org.

You now have full access to all resources and features of the [name of Classroom] Classroom.

If you have any questions about your access, please contact the Classroom Administrator [opens Email to Classroom Administrator].

Add people to the classroom by entering them in the existing Excel list and uploading it again. The system will not import the same users twice. If you change a user’s email address in the list and upload it again, the system will create an additional account for this user or, if the new email address is already in the system, it will add the user to the classroom again with the existing account. Please make sure to deactivate the redundant account. If participants have not responded to the email verification message, you can resend the message to all unverified users by clicking on the 'Resend Verification Emails' button. 

Click on 'Participants' in the navigation to display the list of current participants in your classroom. You can switch between the lists of 'Active' and 'Deactivated' participants at the top of the page. You can assign/un-assign specific roles to/from individual users by checking/unchecking the following options: 
Faculty: User will be listed under 'Faculty & Admin.' and has permission to manage the Classroom using the functions described in these FAQs
Administration: User will be listed under 'Faculty & Admin.'  and has permission to manage the Classroom using the functions described in these FAQs 
Deactivated: User is removed from the Classroom but is still displayed under “Deactivated” 
No option chosen: User is an active Participant/Student and is listed in the corresponding section  
The color code indicates the status of your users at a glance: 
Green indicates that the user has validated the account by clicking the corresponding link in the confirmation email or that the user already had a valid account prior to being assigned to the classroom. He or she is therefore able to log into the Classroom. 
Red indicates that the user account has been created by the system but the user has not yet clicked on the confirmation link in the email he or she received. The user cannot log into the Classroom. 

Click on 'Course' in the navigation. After adding a block using the  'Add block' button, enter the title (mandatory) and a description for it, e.g. its date, time and duration. Save your entries by clicking the 'Save' button in the top right corner of the page. In the 'blocks' list underneath the save button, you can change the sort order of your blocks using drag & drop or jump directly to a specific block in the administration to edit it. 
You can change the title, description or sort order of your course blocks anytime. If you want to delete a block, click the '-' icon on the right side of the title. Don't forget to save your changes by clicking the 'Save' button in the top right corner of the page.

There are three types of resources that you can add:

• Academy resources: E-Learning material from the ITI Academy
• Custom resources: Your own files that you want to share with the Classroom participants
• Weblink resources: Links to external sources, websites, file servers, etc. Recommended for, for example, large video files.

Case Cloud Cases cannot be assigned through the Classroom administration. They have to be shared with the Classroom by the author of the Case using the Case Cloud. Only members of a Classroom can share their Cases with it.

You can download payment confirmation for a previous period on the Settings page. Go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status, click on Show past invoices to access the Get payment confirmation link.

You can generate a PDF report of your case assessments at the end of the assessment process when the final case classification is displayed. Valid ITI membership is required to make use of this feature. Please log in before starting your assessment.

Participants benefit from:

• Lecture and discussion sessions
• Participation in treatment planning
• Surgical and prosthetic hands-on sessions
• Live surgical and prosthetic sessions
• University-based continuing education (CE) credits

You will find a link to sign up for each Education Week at the end of the course description.

The maximum capacity of each ITI Education Week varies. Please check the course description for your Education Week of choice on our website.

There is a discount of approximately 20% for ITI Fellows and Members. Most Education Weeks also offer a discount for postgraduate students who provide written confirmation of their status. Please check the course page for each ITI Education Week.

Yes, you will have to book your own accommodation, which is not included in the registration fee.

Registration fees must be paid by credit card at the end of the registration process.

• Bangkok, Thailand: Mahidol University, Faculty of Dentistry
• Belgrade, Serbia: University of Belgrade, School of Dental Medicine
• Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern, School of Dental Medicine
• Boston, MA, USA: Harvard School of Dental Medicine
• Hong Kong: Center of Dental Education
• London, UK: Queen Mary University of London, Institute of Dentistry, Centre for Oral Clinical Research
• Melbourne, Australia: University of Melbourne, Melbourne Dental School
• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: State University of Rio de Janeiro, School of Dentistry
• Toronto, Canada: Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital/University 
   

A “Sort by Proximity”  shows search results near your location based on your IP address.

The final examination consists of 80 multiple choice questions to be completed in 90 minutes. Candidates need to answer at least 60% of the questions correctly in order to pass the exam and get ITI certification.

All diagnostic and clinical data (e.g. texts, images, videos) uploaded or submitted to our website are voluntary and any personal information relating to patients must be anonymized unless documented informed consent has previously been obtained from the patient (any recipient of health care services). You can find more information in the Terms of Use.

Search for the event you want to cancel and click on the event title.

You can cancel a published event by clicking on Cancel event. No notifications will be sent out.

If you want to inform the participants of the cancellation, first check the Send notifications box.

Search for the event you want to edit and then open it:

• change the general information
• change the description
• change the communication
• change participants

and click on Save.

Click on Send update notifications if you want to inform the participants about the changes.  

When pasting text from another application such as MS Word or from PDF files to the block description, you need to ensure that the text is stripped of all formatting information as this may cause the text to be displayed incorrectly. Formatting information can be removed by pasting the text into a plain text editor such as Windows Notepad or TextEdit on Mac. Select the whole text and choose ‘remove/clear all formatting’ before copying it into the block description. You can also use a free online tool for the same purpose (e.g. http://www.striphtml.com/). 

The ITI Board of Directors decides on the  fellowship nominations received twice (Spring/Fall) a year.

Postgraduate students have a 50% discount on the regular membership fee.

We cannot provide electronic versions of the Treatment Guides for download. Log in to read them online in our e-library by clicking here.

No, you do not receive any print copies of the ITI Treatment Guide series. However, after registering as an ITI Member you benefit from a discount if you purchase the books from Quintessence. As an ITI Member, you can also access every volume of the Treatment Guide series in digital form in our e-library.

As an ITI Speaker, you have access to the Speaker Tools.

The hands-on program takes approximately 1 - 2 days.

If you are not logged in or do not have the right to access a learning item, you can still watch a preview of it that will tell you what to expect in terms of content. E.g., you see the introductory slides of a learning module, including the learning objectives.

ITI Members who log in can see your network profile with your profile picture, title, degree, first name, last name, city, country, membership status (type, Member since), the number of awards earned, your affiliations and functions, your professional summary and detail about the awards earned.

You can download your payment confirmation on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get payment confirmation link.

You can download your Study Club certificate on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get Study Club certificate button.

No, not automatically. Your network profile is only accessible to ITI Members. You need to go to your public profile settings and check the box near the top of the page to make your profile accessible to the general public. Your public address, public profile email, public profile website, public profile phone number and the CV visible on the public profile will be accessible to the public.

You can download your ITI membership certificate on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get membership certificate button.

Go to your Settings page and modify the information as required.

Go to "Add Members" and click on the button to add a person.

The first icon shows the membership status. The second icon shows the membership mode. And the last icon shows the modifier of the membership (C = classic membership, D = digital membership, A = Affiliate).

You can see this information under each persons data as an icon (D, C or A).

You can uncheck the box with "List in report" and then scroll to the end of the page and click on save.

As soon as an ITI Education Week finishes we start to prepare for the following year. The registration link will be published on the website as soon as registration opens.

You need to log in, go to the Settings page and amend your membership data first. Afterwards, the system automatically changes the pdf that is at the same time your membership certificate and your payment confirmation. You can download them as often as you need (back till 2016).

Yes, most ITI congresses are simultaneously translated into different languages. Please see the congress details to see the available languages.

You are entitled to take on responsibility in ITI Sections and/or on international committees. In addition, you are invited to the Annual General Meeting and may submit motions and vote. You also get the opportunity to broaden your personal network with likeminded professionals as well as opinion leaders.

Click on the event title to display the event details and to be able to Request guest participation.

Membership administration ([email protected]) will provide the necessary support.

Of course, we very much regret that you have decided to leave the ITI. You do not have to act now. After the final payment reminder, your membership lapses automatically.

Yes, ITI Members can participate in any Study Club. Please notify the Study Club Director about your participation to help facilitate his planning (room, AV, catering).

The ITI enjoys a unique relationship with Straumann, a global leader in implant, restorative and regenerative dentistry. Both organizations share the goal of developing optimal treatment solutions to the benefit of patients. This partnership dates back almost 40 years and is guided by the following statements:

1. Straumann provides funding, expertise and support to the ITI
2. Decisions are made in the mutual interest of both parties

You already have a valid membership associated with this email address. The email address is a unique identifier for each membership. It cannot be used twice.

Learning Pathways are content clusters preselected by our Editors. They explain and illustrate learning topics by combining the theoretical knowledge from the Theory & Principles area with examples from clinical practice taken from the Clinical Applications area. These tailor-made packages are continuously updated to offer a 360° view of all topics in implant dentistry.

ITI Headquarters updates the Section Handbook twice a year. Changes to the ITI Articles, which are the basis for the Section Handbook, must be approved by the General Assembly during the spring meeting.

In Documents and Guidelines, ITI Headquarters maintains the Section Handbook, which provides detailed information on how Sections are supposed to be run. The handbook complements the ITI Articles.

The Events Search page offers an overview of all upcoming ITI events and courses. It includes Section and Study Club events as well as Education Courses.

If you make your public profile accessible to the public, every website visitor can see your profile.

It will show your name, your profile picture, your public address, public profile email, website and phone number, as well as your CV. You can change any and all of the information that is displayed by going to your public profile settings.

Yes, your profile is public because of your role as an ITI Academy author. You can change the information shown in your profile in Settings at any time.

If you subscribe to a forum in a given language, you will receive an email if a new post is uploaded to this forum. You will also see the newest forum threads from this forum on your My Community page. 

Find the person in our Directory of ITI Fellows and Members and click on + add friend. You can also go to the internal profile page of the person and click on Send friend request.

If you see Friend requested, your request is still pending. The person you requested to become your friend can accept or ignore your request. You will not be informed if your request is ignored.

If your request is accepted, you will see the person's activities in your Community Feed and you can send them messages.

Click on Logout to log out.

Do not contact us to retrieve your password. We cannot see any of our users' passwords in the system. Please request a password reset link here and follow the instructions.

Locate the Login area. Enter your email address and password and click on the Log in button.

Locate the Login area. Log in and go to the Settings page. There you can change your registered email address.

If you want to change your ITI Study Club, the first step is to leave your current ITI Study Club. To leave your ITI Study Club, click on Leave Study Club on your My Community page.

The ITI Study Club Director of your current ITI Study Club will be informed by email that you have left the ITI Study Club.

You can now choose your new ITI Study Club here.

To see a list of Study Clubs in your Section/Region, go to the list of ITI Study Clubs and apply the country filter.

You can find the YouTube video here. 

Non-Members should go to the Events search page where they can browse a list of all "Study Club Meetings" around the world to find one in their area. To receive an email invitation to a meeting of your choice, just click on Attend as guest and fill out the information under Request guest participation.

Logged-in ITI Fellows and Members can join a Study Club in their area here. Non-Members should contact the Study Club Director and he or she will issue an invitation to a Study Club meeting as a guest.

For every membership payment made, the ITI website automatically sends payment confirmation and a membership certificate to the registered email address. It is also possible to download these documents from the ITI website. Go to your Settings page and then to Membership, Certificates & Billing.

New accounts must use the "forgot Password" function here to set a password.

You need to log in, go to the Settings page, and switch to the Membership, Certificates & Billing page. Under Invoices & payment confirmations you can download all payment confirmations of all previously paid periods (back till 2016) by clicking Get payment confirmation.

Yes, you only need to log in and then you can change all personal data including the email address in your Settings area.

Applicants are expected to demonstrate a high level of activity in at least one of the following areas: Education, Research and/or Leadership in a professional dental organization. Please also check the Articles of the ITI.

There are various membership benefits. The ITI’s mission is to serve the dental profession by providing a growing global network for life-long learning in implant dentistry through comprehensive quality education and innovative research to the benefit of the patient. Members benefit from discounts or free access to this network.

When a new registration is received, the ITI website sends out an email with an activation link. Check your inbox (as well as spam and junk folders) for this email and click on the activation link. Your account has now been activated and you can log in to the ITI website.

You can use this link once only. If you need another activation link, click Resend Verification Email. 

Click Resend Verification Email. Please also check your spam/junk email folder. Make sure your firewall or virus scanner is not blocking the email. Contact your email provider. If you still cannot receive emails from the ITI Website, use a different email address to register.

Register for membership, go to Study Clubs and choose a Study Club in your area. Before registration, you can view upcoming Study Club events in the Events search.

Theory & Principles covers the two content formats Learning Module and Congress Lecture, providing the theoretical foundation for success in clinical practice.

ITI Fellows and Members can look up all the terms found in the book in the GOMI tool.

You can find an overview here.

Clinical Applications comprises Clinical Cases and Clinical Videos on a broad range of clinical case types and demonstrates their management in clinical practice.

For every Learning Module, there is a corresponding Assessment. It consists of 20 questions that are randomly picked from a bigger question pool. You will see a new set of questions every time you take an Assessment. Upon finishing the Assessment, you can review your answers one by one and compare them with the correct solution for each question. You need to answer 60% of the questions correctly to pass.

You can check your scores, review your answers and complete Assessments you have not yet finished under My Academy at any time.

Yes. You can retake Assessments as many times as you like.

Go to the details page of an Assessment and click on Start.

The Assessments in the ITI Academy are available to you at no charge and anytime – without having to complete a Learning Module first.

The range of Assessments provided is not complete and will be continuously expanded as the content scope of the ITI Academy grows.

Go to My Academy and Recently accessed to see an overview of all the Assessments you have started or completed. Here, you can also check your scores, review your answers and complete Assessments you have not yet finished.

Find the person your are looking for and click on the tile to go to the details of the person.

You can activate/deactivate the Speaker status on the Speaker Profile page.

After registration for the ITI Online Curriculum Foundation level, you can find the ITI Online Curriculum Foundation level classroom in your My Academy.

There are three possible event invitation status corresponding to your settings in the event communication:

1. Disabled: Invitation type Send nothing was selected
2. Date displayed in green: Invitation was sent at this date
3. Date displayed in red: Invitation date is set in the future

You can see the event participation status of each participant on the Participants page. The status is also included in the participant list download.

Possible participation status are:

1. Accepted = the invitation was accepted.
2. Declined = the invitation was declined.
3. Unanswered = the invitation was delivered but the participant did not answer until now.
4. None = the invitation was not delivered until now. For example when the send invitation date is not reached yet or the event is still in draft or cancel status.

You can find a person by name, ID or email address. 

Access to this area is limited to specific functions within the ITI.

1. Search the member and click on the member tile.
2. Go to Certificates.
3. Download the membership certificate or the Study Club certificate.

Compared to the option to edit a published event, draft events cannot be "cancelled" and you cannot send reminders for events that are not published yet either. Instead, you can publish the event and delete the draft event completely.

There are two types of Guests:

• ITI Guests: ITI Members who are not member of your Section.
• Non-ITI Guests: Users who do not have an ITI Membership. They can participate in two ITI Study Club events. After that, they need to become ITI Members in order to be able to participate in another event.

All permanent members of the selected user group(s). New Members and Fellows in the system will be added to the participant scope dynamically.

Please note: Scopes will not be changeable after the event publication.

To make the guest invitation easier you can upload a list with the title, first name, last name, email address and country of the guest. The system automatically allocates the new participants to the correct participant group based on the email address. Existing users in the system receive an event invitation email. Not existing users in the system first receive an email with the information that their contact data was stored.

ITI Members or users who do not have an ITI Membership. They will be displayed in the event invitations and on the events page after the event is published.

There are three invitation types for events:

1. Send nothing: The event is published in the event calendar without any notification and without an accept/decline
2. Send notification only: All participants receive an email notification without an accept/decline option
3. Send invitation: All participants receive an email invitation and can accept/decline

The event invitation type can not be changed anymore after the event was published.

There are three different workflow status of events:

1. Published: List of all upcoming events
2. Draft: List of created events that have not been published yet
3. Cancelled: List of events that were published but have been cancelled

If you want to see past events in a category, click on Show past events.

Click on + Create event. Enter the event name and select the event type. Click on Create event.

To publish your event take the steps listed:

1. Set a date
2. Enter your venue
3. Select scopes
4. Update communication settings

You can see your open tasks on your My Messages & Tasks page.

A task refers to steps that still need to be completed for which you receive a system-generated reminder.

You can see your leadership group(s) on your My Leadership page.

As an ITI Academy author you have a public profile, on which author information as well as a statement on financial relationships and conflict of interests are displayed.

You can opt out of receiving promotional or marketing communications from us at any time by using the unsubscribe link in the email communications we send, or adjusting the preferences in your account settings (restriction of processing).

If you have an account for our services, we may still send you non-promotional transactional communications, like service or membership-related emails.

Actions can be page views, internal site searches, downloads or outlinks.

With an Affiliate account you can already use a wide variety of content and tools, like Assessments, the Consensus Database, etc. Plus, you have permanent access to all the content you have purchased, including free periodic updates to your Learning Modules that reflect the current state of research and scientific evidence.

Ask your Section Administrator or Study Club Director to contact us. If they can prove that you are an ITI Member and known to them, we will change your email address and send a password reset link to your new email.

Alternatively you can also send us your last membership certificate or payment confirmation.

If you only receive our newsletters and invitations on an irregular basis, your email provider is most likely temporarily blocking our emails. We send our emails over a management system with an excellent global reputation to avoid such problems as far as possible.

Today most emails are auto-scanned for possible spam content. For example, simple keywords like "tobacco" can trigger the classification of the sending domain as a spam domain and block it for a limited time. In such cases, you will receive emails from the ITI but sometimes they are blocked.

Unfortunately we can not track our emails after they are sent out to your provider's domain. We advise you to contact your provider for more information.

Please check the following points:

1. Are your email settings in your personal profile up to date? Please check if the email address in your account is up to date and is spelled correctly.
2. Did you receive ITI emails lately? If not, please change your email address in your profile settings. Some domain providers are blacklisted. Our provider blocks emails to these providers to protect us from spam replies or malware. Contact your internet service provider to solve this.
3. Are ITI emails in your spam folder?
4. Is your local computer blocking the emails due to strict firewall/virus scan settings or other safety measures. Please check your security settings or contact your local IT service.
5. Did you accidentally unsubscribe from a newsletter you received from ITI.ORG, using the link at the bottom of a newsletter? If you wish to join the mailing list again, contact ITI Headquarters: [email protected].

To maximize compatibility across platforms and devices the ITI website is fully HTML5-based. Due to the sophisticated technology used and to avoid technical difficulties you are required to use one of the following browsers when accessing the ITI website:

• Safari
• Chrome
• Firefox

The ITI website works on all devices (PCs, tablets, smartphones) capable of running a fully HMTL5-compatible browser. The platform is designed to adapt to different screen sizes and resolutions. Please note that certain limitations may apply to devices with small screens (e.g. smartphones).

You must be connected to the Internet to use the ITI website. Offline access is not possible.

If a visitor comes to iti.org for the first time or if they visit a page more than 30 minutes after their last page view, this will be recorded as a new visit.

This is the percentage of visits that only had a single page view. This means that the visitor left the website directly from the entrance page.

The average duration of a visit in seconds.

Please refer to the information provided on the Scholarship program webpage for the stipend amounts that apply to the different ITI Scholarship Centers. The stipends reflect the cost of living in the city of the Scholarship Center. 

Yes, ITI Headquarters facilitates connections by sharing details of the previous Scholar who spent time at the Center a Scholar has been allocated to. This allows the Scholar to gather valuable insights and prepare for their new environment as well as the requirements of the Center. 

While ITI Scholarship Centers prioritize a professional environment, language support services are typically left up to the Scholar. Many Scholars take language courses, tutoring sessions, or language exchange programs to aid communication skills prior to and/or during the Scholarship year. Make sure to inform yourself of the Scholarship Center language requirements on the ITI website.

Treating patients during the Scholarship year is not guaranteed for all Scholars. Opportunities for clinical practice depend on various factors, including local regulations, the Scholar’s skill level, and the specific policies of the ITI Scholarship Center. Please refer to the descriptions of the ITI Scholarship Centers on the ITI website for in-depth information on the activities during the Scholarship year.

While we strive to fulfill preferences, securing one of your preferred ITI Scholarship Centers is not guaranteed. With numerous applicants for limited spots, less than 10% of applicants are allocated to their preferred center. It's essential to remain flexible in your selection. Being open to different options enhances your chances of experiencing the program's benefits and furthering your professional development.

The ITI encourages ITI Scholars to continue their engagement with the ITI community beyond their Scholarship year. We anticipate that Scholars will find fulfilling paths within the ITI community, allowing them to further their professional and personal development and contribute to the collective knowledge and exertise of our global network. Furthermore, upon their return to their home Section after the Scholarship year ITI Scholars should contact their Section Leadership Team to get involved in the Section’s activities. 

Scholars should be mindful of potential tax obligations and seek guidance from both local authorities and their Scholarship Center Chair. 

That is left up to the Scholar. The stipend can also be deposited in an account belonging to the Scholar in his or her country of residence. However, we recommend opening an account in the host country in order to avoid bank charges and currency exchange fluctuations. 

For detailed informationon on the currencies, please refer to the information provided on the Scholarship program webpage. 

For the Scholarship stipends paid, please refer to the information provided on the Scholarship program webpage. 

The stipend is  paid in two installments. The first installment is provided at the beginning of the Scholarship year, once the ITI Scholarship Center Chair confirms the Scholar's arrival at the Center. The second installment is given after six months, following the provision of the the Scholar's intermediate report to ITI Headquarters. The stipend is meant to support the Scholar for expenses such as accommodation and other cost of living and will be transferred to an account held by the ITI Scholar by ITI Headquarters. 

Each year, the ITI offers additional financial aid to a maximum of 5 ITI Scholars who find themselves in hardship and do not have sufficient means to cover their living expenses. To be considered for this support, candidates applying for additional financial aid are requested to provide detailed information about their financial situation, including their own and their parents' circumstances.

No, this is not the case. It contributes toward the cost of living and accommodation during the ITI Scholarship year. We advise applicants to consider their preferred centers/locations carefully, as certain destinations are very expensive. It is essential to understand that the stipend will not cover all the living costs in those locations. We encourage thorough consideration to ensure a comfortable and sustainable experience during the program. 

Treating patients during the Scholarship year is not guaranteed for all Scholars. Opportunities for clinical practice depend on various factors, including local regulations, the Scholar’s skill level, and the specific policies of the ITI Scholarship Center. Please refer to the descriptions of the ITI Scholarship Centers on the ITI website for in-depth information on the activities during the Scholarship year.

Yes. Each ITI Scholar is responsible for organizing his or her own health insurance for the ITI Scholarship year. Additionally, professional liability insurance is crucial and must be covered by the Scholar in order to participate in the program. If no reciprocal arrangement is available between the home country and the ITI Scholarship Center country, the ITI Scholar should take out additional health cover to ensure comprehensive protection during the Scholarship year. Scholars are advised to discuss all matters related to insurance matters with their Scholarship Center Chair right after confirmation of their ITI Scholarship to make sure insurance cover is in place in time for the start of the Scholarship year.

ITI Scholars will be put in contact with previous Scholars at their Center for tips and recommendations as to how to find accommodation. Scholars are also encouraged to to seek guidance from the administrative team/faculty at the Scholarship Center as to finding accommodation. Some Centers might offer on-campus accommodation for Scholars.

The decision to have your partner or family accompany you on your Scholarship year is entirely up to you. However, it's important to note that the stipend provided is intended solely for the living costs of the Scholar and does not extend to accompanying family members. The ITI does not provide additional contributions beyond the stipend itself. The ITI Scholar is responsible for organizing any additional requirements for family members, such as visas, health insurance, and work/practice permits, if applicable.

ITI Scholars are responsible for organizing and paying their travel costs. The ITI Scholarship stipend is transferred only after the ITI Scholar has officially started the ITI Scholarship year – upon confirmation of arrival by the Scholarship Center Chair. Therefore, Scholars need to be prepared to finance the flight to their Scholarship country out of their own pocket.

Scholars are responsible for making their own their travel arrangements.

Yes, each ITI Scholar is expected to start the Scholarship year on September 1 or on the first day of the month on which the Scholarship year starts for those Scholarship Centers with a different start date. The start dates specified in the descriptions of the Scholarship Centers must be adhered to within a two-week timeframe.

The ITI Scholarship year commences September 1 of the year following the application and concludes August 31 of the subsequent year. For instance, if you apply for the Scholarship in June 2025, your Scholarship year will begin September 1, 2026, and conclude August 31, 2027. There are a couple of exceptions to this schedule for specific Scholarship Centers, which are detailed in the respective Scholarship Center descriptions on the ITI website.

No, there are no restrictions on nationality for applying to the ITI Scholarship Program. The program is open to applicants of all nationalities.

No, ITI membership is non-refundable.

Please refer to the illustration below for the timelines associated with the application and selection process.    

No, do not send any application-related documents to ITI Headquarters. Documents sent by email or regular post will not be accepted. All required information and documents must be submitted through the online application portal. This ensures that the necessary details are correctly processed and reviewed.

Yes. Proficiency in English is important for communicating with ITI Headquarters, Scholarship applications, and within the greater ITI community; however, fluency is not mandatory. Language prerequisites and certification differ among ITI Scholarship Centers, as some Centers may not use English as their main language. Please refer to the specific language requirements on the ITI website.

No, this is not an option as ITI Scholars are expected to dedicate all their time to the ITI Scholarship. Therefore, PhDs must be finalized before the start of the ITI Scholarship. The same applies to other conflicting responsibilities such as functions in your host clinic, Scholarships from other organizations, family commitments in your home country, etc.

Yes, you can apply for an ITI Scholarship while you are still in postgraduate training. However, your postgraduate training must be completed by the start date of your Scholarship year.

Yes, candidates must be 37 years or younger at the time of application. For example, if you turn 38 on or after July 1 of the application year, you are not eligible to apply. Please ensure you meet this age requirement along with all other eligibility criteria outlined on the ITI website.

The selection process for ITI Scholarship recipients is rigorous and thorough. Once the application portal has closed, all submitted applications undergo screening at ITI Headquarters. The ITI Leadership Development Committee then completes a detailed evaluation of each application that meets the application requirements. Applications are assessed based on various criteria, including academic achievements, clinical experience, commitment to implant dentistry, leadership potential, and alignment with the goals of the ITI Scholarship Program. Subsequently, the Committee members convene to discuss the applications and select the potential ITI Scholars for the upcoming Scholarship year. The selection process aims to identify individuals who demonstrate exceptional promise.

Yes, an ITI membership is required for your application and is non-refundable. ITI membership opens doors to a wide range of invaluable benefits designed to support your professional and academic growth. Utilize your membership to enhance your journey as a prospective candidate as well as your chances of success, not only for your Scholarship application, but also your professional growth and aspirations. Engage with the ITI Academy's extensive learning materials, participate in ITI Study Clubs, attend ITI Education Weeks and Section events, develop and strengthen your ties to the ITI community.

The documents below need to be uploaded during the online application process. These documents, except for the picture, must be signed by hand, saved as PDFs, and uploaded to the application profile:

• Two signed letters of recommendation: The recommendations must be recent (year of application) and ideally made by a professor, ITI Fellow, or similar. Please note that only recommendation letters signed by hand will be accepted.

• A picture (passport format - JPG, minimum size 140 x 185 pixels).

• Language certificate (not mandatory in all cases, please see the Scholarship Center descriptions on the ITI website for more information).

Most ITI Scholarship Centers require non-native English speakers to provide a language proficiency certificate (such as TOEFL or IELTS) before the start of the Scholarship year. Additionally, familiarity with the local language is advantageous and/or required for certain interactions within the center. Specific language requirements for each ITI Scholarship Center are outlined in their respective descriptions on the ITI website.

No, a CV is not required when applying for the ITI Scholarship Program. All the necessary information will be collected during the online application process via the application tool.

Please refer to the illustration below for the timelines associated with the application and selection process.

A letter of recommendation is a letter written and signed by an academic or professional who is familiar with your work and character. This letter should explain why the sender believes you should be awarded an ITI Scholarship and demonstrate their familiarity with your accomplishments, personality, and current aspirations. Ideally, the recommendation letter should be written by a professor, ITI Fellow, or similar authority figure. Please note that the ITI Leadership Development Committee only accepts recommendation letters that have been printed and signed by the supporter before being scanned as PDFs. Electronic signatures are not accepted. Additionally, recommendation letters must be current, dated from the year of application.

We strongly recommend carefully reviewing the Scholarship Center descriptions on the ITI website to identify the centers that align best with your professional aspirations.

Yes, all attachments must be in English.

The ITI Leadership Development Committee tries to allocate the applicant to one of the three preferred ITI Scholarship Centers listed by the applicant, but it is not always possible. The applicant may be allocated to another ITI Scholarship Center if someone else has already been allocated to the Centers of choice. With several hundred applicants and only limited places, the competition for each ITI Scholarship Center place is high, and candidates selected for an ITI Scholarship are expected to be willing to accept a place at a Scholarship Center that is not one of their three preferred Centers.

The recommendation letters must be hand-signed and dated. Please note that the ITI Leadership Development Committee only accepts recommendation letters that have been printed and signed by the supporter before being scanned as PDFs. Electronic signatures are not accepted. Additionally, recommendation letters must be current, dated from the year of application.

The recommendation letters must be dated from the year of application.

Yes, you do. While you may have a preference for one Scholarship Center, it's essential to select three different preferred ITI Scholarship Centers as allocation to your first choice cannot be guaranteed. With several hundred applicants and only limited places, the competition for each ITI Scholarship Center place is high.

Recommendation letters should be addressed to the ITI Leadership Development Committee at ITI Headquarters in Basel and must be uploaded as a PDF during the online application process when requested. Do not send any separate attachments via email or conventional mail, as these will not be accepted. Additionally, ensure that recommendation letters are hand-signed and dated, and that they are dated from the year of application.

Yes, only applications submitted via the online application portal and by the application deadline (i.e., the closing date and time of the application portal) will be accepted. Applications sent by email or regular post will not be accepted.

Documents must be provided in commonly used formats, such as PDF documents, Excel for financial aid, and JPEG for images. Specific format requirements may vary depending on the function accessed via the application portal, so be sure to check the guidelines provided in the portal.

If you have any questions, please contact ITI Headquarters via email at [email protected]

You can expect to receive notifications about the status of your application according to the following timeline: Usually, the first selected applicants will be informed by the end of January of the year following the application, along with the first round of unsuccessful applicants. The remaining applicants will receive notifications by the end of March. If you have not heard anything by then, this means you are on a contact list for last-minute cancellations. Please note that with hundreds of applications received each year, updates are not provided by ITI Headquarters. All applicants will be notified once their application status has been finalized. This may take until the end of March of the year following the application.

While efforts are made to allocate applicants to one of their preferred ITI Scholarship Centers as indicated in the application, placement is not guaranteed. With several hundred applicants and only limited places, the competition for each ITI Scholarship Center place is high

Please note that as an international organization, Scholars will not be allocated to a center in their current/home country. The aim of the ITI Scholarship program is to provide ITI Scholars with an international experience, fostering international exchange along with professional networking as well as cross-cultural learning.

No, you do not have to complete and submit the online application form in one session. You can save your progress and return to complete and submit the application at a later time. However, be mindful of the deadline and ensure you submit your application before the closing date and time of the application portal. Late applications and/or applications sent by email or regular post will not be accepted. The Scholarship application portal is available on the ITI website from May 31, midnight UTC until June 30, midnight UTC.

The Scholarship application portal is the online platform where applicants can submit their applications for the ITI Scholarship Program. Applicants are guided through the application process step by step, ensuring all required materials are completed and submitted correctly.

Generally, every half-year is devoted to a main topic agreed upon by the Editorial Board.

As a general rule, the articles in Forum Implantologicum are by invitation only. Nevertheless, individuals can submit articles for review and discussion by the Editorial Board.

Unsolicited articles can be submitted as a Microsoft Word file (.doc or .docx) via email to the editorial office at ITI Headquarters. They will be reviewed by the Editorial Board at its next meeting in order to determine their appropriateness for future publication. Authors will be notified of the Editorial Board’s decision after the meeting. As a matter of policy, the Editorial Board does not provide any reasons for not accepting submissions for publication.

The full author guidelines are available here.

As of 2022, Forum Implantologicum is published in digital format on a dedicated online platform. Access is free to everyone (free ITI account required to read the full articles).

All ITI Members and Fellows have access to the online versions of all available back issues of Forum Implantologicum (2005 - 2021).

Print versions of back issues are not available. ITI Members and Fellows have access to the online versions of all available issues of Forum Implantologicum.

As of 2022, Forum Implantologicum is published in digital format on a dedicated online platform. Access is free to everyone (free ITI account required to read the full articles).

Enter a keyword in the Pathway overview or click through the categories of the Pathway map to narrow down your search.

Items can be purchased using Academy Coins if there are enough left in your account or by using a credit card. On the detail page of the learning item, click on '+ Purchase with Academy Coins' or '+ Purchase with Credit Card'. 

Academy Coins offer an easy and flexible way to purchase the full spectrum of learning materials in the ITI Academy. They are the currency of the ITI Academy. However, Academy content can also be purchased using a credit card.

Check that your membership is valid at this point, that you are logged in and that you are using an updated browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox recommended).

Everyone with an active ITI Membership has free full viewing access to all e-learning content in the ITI Academy.

When you click 'Purchase with Academy Coins' on any of the Academy learning items, the system will show you your current balance. You can still click 'Cancel' if you do not wish to actually purchase the item.

Undergraduates, postgraduates and dentists currently taking part in an ongoing part-/full-time course in implant dentistry or related fields.

The articles are available on the website in the footer. The direct link is https://www.iti.org/articles-of-the-iti.

You need to be nominated by an ITI Fellow with at least 4 years of seniority. Your nomination has to be supported by 2 other ITI Fellows. The Section Leadership Team also has to consent to your nomination. Please also check the Articles of the ITI. If you are interested in becoming an ITI Fellow please get in touch with your local section leadership. If you are from a region, please contact ITI Headquarters. 

A current CV including information about education and positions as well as lectures given (if applicable), published articles in the field of  implant dentistry (if  applicable) and/or mentoring activities in the past 5 years. 

In order to become a Senior Fellow you need to be nominated by your Section Leadership Team. It is also possible for ITI Members or Fellows to propose individuals to their Section Leadership Team. If the nominee is from an ROW country, the nominator should get in touch with ITI Headquarters.

In cooperation with Quintessence Publishing Group, the ITI offers Fellows and Members a discount on all ITI Treatment Guides when purchased online directly from Quintessence. Log in to your "My ITI" page get the link to the Quintessence discount page.

In cooperation with Quintessence Publishing Group, we offer our Fellows and Members a discount on all ITI Treatment Guide volumes when purchased online directly from Quintessence. Log in to your "My ITI" page get the link to the Quintessence discount page.

ITI Treatment Guides can be purchased directly from the Quintessence Publishing Group.

In cooperation with Quintessence Publishing Group, we are offering our Fellows and Members a discount on all ITI Treatment Guide volumes when purchased online directly from Quintessence. Log in to your "My ITI" page to get the link to the Quintessence discount page.

Every badge comes with a few Academy Coins that you can use to purchase ITI Academy content.

You can obtain ITI Academy awards in many ways, for example by improving your Assessment results, by documenting and classifying your cases in your Case Cloud, or by rating learning content that you have purchased. Click on the different icons under 'My Awards' in your personal navigation to find out what they are awarded for.

You can earn badges by fulfilling different user tasks like e.g. adding Learning Pathways to My Academy or by documenting your cases using the Case Cloud. Most badges are awarded in three tiers (bronze, silver and gold) and they also add Academy Coins to your account.

All ITI Academy e-learning content, publications and tools can be accessed for free by all ITI Members. A few contents and tools can be used for free even by non-ITI Members, e.g. Assessments and the Consensus Database.

The full texts of the latest ITI Consensus Conferences can be accessed in the Academy area of the iti.org website in the subsection Publications. To access individual statements and clinical recommendations of ITI Consensus Conferences from 2013 until today, go to the ITI Academy's Consensus Database.

Click on 'Course' in the navigation of your Classroom administration. 'Blocks' will represent the events, modules, days, etc. that your course curriculum consists of. You can add as many blocks as you want by clicking the 'Add block' button. You can then assign Academy- or Custom resources to your blocks. 

If you change a person's data, save the changes using the button on the right-hand side of the page.

Please check these FAQs  first. If you cannot find the relevant information, send an email to [email protected]. Please include all the relevant information in your support request, like which Campus/Classroom the request is about, detailed description of the problem (when and in which context did it occur?), information about the internet browser type and version you are using, screenshots or error reports, the file(s) you tried to upload, etc.
Most issues occur with systems that are not compliant with our system requirements. We recommend using the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox or Safari.

No, the fee amount has to be paid in full at the time of registration.

Campus Administrator: This role can only be assigned by ITI Headquarters. Campus Admins have full administrative access to the Campus and all its Classrooms. Main tasks: Adding/managing Classrooms, assigning Classroom Admins, providing support to Classroom Admins and Faculty. 
Classroom Administrator: This role is assigned by the Campus Admin or an already existing Classroom Admin in the relevant classroom. 

There are three user roles in a Classroom that are characterized by different objectives and permissions: Classroom Administrator, Classroom Faculty and Classroom Participant.

• Classroom Administrators have full access to all administrative features of their Classroom and provide general technical support. They are assigned to the Classroom by the Campus Administrator or an already existing Classroom Admin in the relevant classroom. They have full access to all ITI Academy e-learning content. Their main tasks are: Managing the Classroom Participants and their roles, managing the course structure and resources, managing the forum, tracking Classroom usage statistics and assessment performance. The Classroom Administrator role is optional if Faculty can cover its tasks.
• Faculty is mainly an educational role. They have full access to all ITI Academy e-learning content to prepare the course and to all the administrative features of their Classroom. Faculty is assigned to the Classroom by the Classroom Administrator and defines the course structure and the learning material to be used. They can also manage the forum and track Classroom access, usage statistics and assessment performance.
• Classroom Participants have no administrative privileges in the Classrooms. They are assigned to the Classroom by the Classroom Administrator, have viewing access to all Classroom resources, can download custom resources, can start threads and post on the Classroom forum. They can also share their Case Cloud Cases with the Classroom.

To add people to your Classroom, click on 'Participants' in the navigation and then on the 'Import People' button. If you are importing people into this Classroom for the first time, download the Excel template by clicking the 'Download template' button. Open the template, read the instructions and enter all the necessary information. You can also add people later. All the fields are mandatory. If a row contains an empty field, the user will not be imported. The information in the 'Country*' column must match one of the countries exactly as it is listed in the template. Email addresses must be valid.
When adding users who are ITI Members, make sure to use the email address associated with their ITI membership to avoid duplicate accounts. The same goes for users who already have a free ITI Affiliate account. It is not possible to delete users. If you have added a user by mistake, please click the 'Deactivate' button for this user. Imported Participants have to confirm their email address to gain access to the system. Save the Excel file on your computer. In your 'Add Participants' dialog, click the 'Select list of participants...' button, choose the Excel file you have saved to your computer and click the 'OK' button. If you want to prevent the system from sending out email notifications informing people that they have been added to the classroom, then untick the corresponding check box. Important: Do not deactivate the notification unless all participants to be added are already active in other Classrooms on this Campus.

Participants receive the following welcome email:

Dear [name of participant]

Welcome to the [name of Campus or ITI Section].

The Classroom administrator of the [name of Classroom] Classroom has added your email address to the list of participants.

Follow the steps below to access your Classroom in the ITI Academy:

1. Click on this link [link to confirmation/password setup] to confirm your email address and set your password (you can skip this step if you already have a valid ITI login)

2. Bookmark the Classroom [link to Classroom]

Alternatively, you can find your Classroom by choosing "My Academy" in your personal navigation (profile icon in the top-right corner) on www.iti.org.

You now have full access to all resources and features of the [name of Classroom] Classroom.

If you have any questions about your access, please contact the Classroom Administrator [opens Email to Classroom Administrator].

Add people to the classroom by entering them in the existing Excel list and uploading it again. The system will not import the same users twice. If you change a user’s email address in the list and upload it again, the system will create an additional account for this user or, if the new email address is already in the system, it will add the user to the classroom again with the existing account. Please make sure to deactivate the redundant account. If participants have not responded to the email verification message, you can resend the message to all unverified users by clicking on the 'Resend Verification Emails' button. 

Click on 'Participants' in the navigation to display the list of current participants in your classroom. You can switch between the lists of 'Active' and 'Deactivated' participants at the top of the page. You can assign/un-assign specific roles to/from individual users by checking/unchecking the following options: 
Faculty: User will be listed under 'Faculty & Admin.' and has permission to manage the Classroom using the functions described in these FAQs
Administration: User will be listed under 'Faculty & Admin.'  and has permission to manage the Classroom using the functions described in these FAQs 
Deactivated: User is removed from the Classroom but is still displayed under “Deactivated” 
No option chosen: User is an active Participant/Student and is listed in the corresponding section  
The color code indicates the status of your users at a glance: 
Green indicates that the user has validated the account by clicking the corresponding link in the confirmation email or that the user already had a valid account prior to being assigned to the classroom. He or she is therefore able to log into the Classroom. 
Red indicates that the user account has been created by the system but the user has not yet clicked on the confirmation link in the email he or she received. The user cannot log into the Classroom. 

Click on 'Course' in the navigation. After adding a block using the  'Add block' button, enter the title (mandatory) and a description for it, e.g. its date, time and duration. Save your entries by clicking the 'Save' button in the top right corner of the page. In the 'blocks' list underneath the save button, you can change the sort order of your blocks using drag & drop or jump directly to a specific block in the administration to edit it. 
You can change the title, description or sort order of your course blocks anytime. If you want to delete a block, click the '-' icon on the right side of the title. Don't forget to save your changes by clicking the 'Save' button in the top right corner of the page.

There are three types of resources that you can add:

• Academy resources: E-Learning material from the ITI Academy
• Custom resources: Your own files that you want to share with the Classroom participants
• Weblink resources: Links to external sources, websites, file servers, etc. Recommended for, for example, large video files.

Case Cloud Cases cannot be assigned through the Classroom administration. They have to be shared with the Classroom by the author of the Case using the Case Cloud. Only members of a Classroom can share their Cases with it.

You can download payment confirmation for a previous period on the Settings page. Go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status, click on Show past invoices to access the Get payment confirmation link.

You can generate a PDF report of your case assessments at the end of the assessment process when the final case classification is displayed. Valid ITI membership is required to make use of this feature. Please log in before starting your assessment.

Participants benefit from:

• Lecture and discussion sessions
• Participation in treatment planning
• Surgical and prosthetic hands-on sessions
• Live surgical and prosthetic sessions
• University-based continuing education (CE) credits

You will find a link to sign up for each Education Week at the end of the course description.

The maximum capacity of each ITI Education Week varies. Please check the course description for your Education Week of choice on our website.

There is a discount of approximately 20% for ITI Fellows and Members. Most Education Weeks also offer a discount for postgraduate students who provide written confirmation of their status. Please check the course page for each ITI Education Week.

Yes, you will have to book your own accommodation, which is not included in the registration fee.

Registration fees must be paid by credit card at the end of the registration process.

• Bangkok, Thailand: Mahidol University, Faculty of Dentistry
• Belgrade, Serbia: University of Belgrade, School of Dental Medicine
• Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern, School of Dental Medicine
• Boston, MA, USA: Harvard School of Dental Medicine
• Hong Kong: Center of Dental Education
• London, UK: Queen Mary University of London, Institute of Dentistry, Centre for Oral Clinical Research
• Melbourne, Australia: University of Melbourne, Melbourne Dental School
• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: State University of Rio de Janeiro, School of Dentistry
• Toronto, Canada: Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital/University 
   

A “Sort by Proximity”  shows search results near your location based on your IP address.

The final examination consists of 80 multiple choice questions to be completed in 90 minutes. Candidates need to answer at least 60% of the questions correctly in order to pass the exam and get ITI certification.

All diagnostic and clinical data (e.g. texts, images, videos) uploaded or submitted to our website are voluntary and any personal information relating to patients must be anonymized unless documented informed consent has previously been obtained from the patient (any recipient of health care services). You can find more information in the Terms of Use.

Search for the event you want to cancel and click on the event title.

You can cancel a published event by clicking on Cancel event. No notifications will be sent out.

If you want to inform the participants of the cancellation, first check the Send notifications box.

Search for the event you want to edit and then open it:

• change the general information
• change the description
• change the communication
• change participants

and click on Save.

Click on Send update notifications if you want to inform the participants about the changes.  

When pasting text from another application such as MS Word or from PDF files to the block description, you need to ensure that the text is stripped of all formatting information as this may cause the text to be displayed incorrectly. Formatting information can be removed by pasting the text into a plain text editor such as Windows Notepad or TextEdit on Mac. Select the whole text and choose ‘remove/clear all formatting’ before copying it into the block description. You can also use a free online tool for the same purpose (e.g. http://www.striphtml.com/). 

The ITI Board of Directors decides on the  fellowship nominations received twice (Spring/Fall) a year.

Postgraduate students have a 50% discount on the regular membership fee.

We cannot provide electronic versions of the Treatment Guides for download. Log in to read them online in our e-library by clicking here.

No, you do not receive any print copies of the ITI Treatment Guide series. However, after registering as an ITI Member you benefit from a discount if you purchase the books from Quintessence. As an ITI Member, you can also access every volume of the Treatment Guide series in digital form in our e-library.

As an ITI Speaker, you have access to the Speaker Tools.

The hands-on program takes approximately 1 - 2 days.

If you are not logged in or do not have the right to access a learning item, you can still watch a preview of it that will tell you what to expect in terms of content. E.g., you see the introductory slides of a learning module, including the learning objectives.

ITI Members who log in can see your network profile with your profile picture, title, degree, first name, last name, city, country, membership status (type, Member since), the number of awards earned, your affiliations and functions, your professional summary and detail about the awards earned.

You can download your payment confirmation on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get payment confirmation link.

You can download your Study Club certificate on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get Study Club certificate button.

No, not automatically. Your network profile is only accessible to ITI Members. You need to go to your public profile settings and check the box near the top of the page to make your profile accessible to the general public. Your public address, public profile email, public profile website, public profile phone number and the CV visible on the public profile will be accessible to the public.

You can download your ITI membership certificate on the Settings page. Please go to Membership, Certificates & Billing. Under membership status you will find a Get membership certificate button.

Go to your Settings page and modify the information as required.

Go to "Add Members" and click on the button to add a person.

The first icon shows the membership status. The second icon shows the membership mode. And the last icon shows the modifier of the membership (C = classic membership, D = digital membership, A = Affiliate).

You can see this information under each persons data as an icon (D, C or A).

You can uncheck the box with "List in report" and then scroll to the end of the page and click on save.

As soon as an ITI Education Week finishes we start to prepare for the following year. The registration link will be published on the website as soon as registration opens.

You need to log in, go to the Settings page and amend your membership data first. Afterwards, the system automatically changes the pdf that is at the same time your membership certificate and your payment confirmation. You can download them as often as you need (back till 2016).

Yes, most ITI congresses are simultaneously translated into different languages. Please see the congress details to see the available languages.

You are entitled to take on responsibility in ITI Sections and/or on international committees. In addition, you are invited to the Annual General Meeting and may submit motions and vote. You also get the opportunity to broaden your personal network with likeminded professionals as well as opinion leaders.

Click on the event title to display the event details and to be able to Request guest participation.

Membership administration ([email protected]) will provide the necessary support.

Of course, we very much regret that you have decided to leave the ITI. You do not have to act now. After the final payment reminder, your membership lapses automatically.

Yes, ITI Members can participate in any Study Club. Please notify the Study Club Director about your participation to help facilitate his planning (room, AV, catering).

The ITI enjoys a unique relationship with Straumann, a global leader in implant, restorative and regenerative dentistry. Both organizations share the goal of developing optimal treatment solutions to the benefit of patients. This partnership dates back almost 40 years and is guided by the following statements:

1. Straumann provides funding, expertise and support to the ITI
2. Decisions are made in the mutual interest of both parties

You already have a valid membership associated with this email address. The email address is a unique identifier for each membership. It cannot be used twice.

Learning Pathways are content clusters preselected by our Editors. They explain and illustrate learning topics by combining the theoretical knowledge from the Theory & Principles area with examples from clinical practice taken from the Clinical Applications area. These tailor-made packages are continuously updated to offer a 360° view of all topics in implant dentistry.

ITI Headquarters updates the Section Handbook twice a year. Changes to the ITI Articles, which are the basis for the Section Handbook, must be approved by the General Assembly during the spring meeting.

In Documents and Guidelines, ITI Headquarters maintains the Section Handbook, which provides detailed information on how Sections are supposed to be run. The handbook complements the ITI Articles.

The Events Search page offers an overview of all upcoming ITI events and courses. It includes Section and Study Club events as well as Education Courses.

If you make your public profile accessible to the public, every website visitor can see your profile.

It will show your name, your profile picture, your public address, public profile email, website and phone number, as well as your CV. You can change any and all of the information that is displayed by going to your public profile settings.

Yes, your profile is public because of your role as an ITI Academy author. You can change the information shown in your profile in Settings at any time.

If you subscribe to a forum in a given language, you will receive an email if a new post is uploaded to this forum. You will also see the newest forum threads from this forum on your My Community page. 

Find the person in our Directory of ITI Fellows and Members and click on + add friend. You can also go to the internal profile page of the person and click on Send friend request.

If you see Friend requested, your request is still pending. The person you requested to become your friend can accept or ignore your request. You will not be informed if your request is ignored.

If your request is accepted, you will see the person's activities in your Community Feed and you can send them messages.

Click on Logout to log out.

Do not contact us to retrieve your password. We cannot see any of our users' passwords in the system. Please request a password reset link here and follow the instructions.

Locate the Login area. Enter your email address and password and click on the Log in button.

Locate the Login area. Log in and go to the Settings page. There you can change your registered email address.

If you want to change your ITI Study Club, the first step is to leave your current ITI Study Club. To leave your ITI Study Club, click on Leave Study Club on your My Community page.

The ITI Study Club Director of your current ITI Study Club will be informed by email that you have left the ITI Study Club.

You can now choose your new ITI Study Club here.

To see a list of Study Clubs in your Section/Region, go to the list of ITI Study Clubs and apply the country filter.

You can find the YouTube video here. 

Non-Members should go to the Events search page where they can browse a list of all "Study Club Meetings" around the world to find one in their area. To receive an email invitation to a meeting of your choice, just click on Attend as guest and fill out the information under Request guest participation.

Logged-in ITI Fellows and Members can join a Study Club in their area here. Non-Members should contact the Study Club Director and he or she will issue an invitation to a Study Club meeting as a guest.

For every membership payment made, the ITI website automatically sends payment confirmation and a membership certificate to the registered email address. It is also possible to download these documents from the ITI website. Go to your Settings page and then to Membership, Certificates & Billing.

New accounts must use the "forgot Password" function here to set a password.

You need to log in, go to the Settings page, and switch to the Membership, Certificates & Billing page. Under Invoices & payment confirmations you can download all payment confirmations of all previously paid periods (back till 2016) by clicking Get payment confirmation.

Yes, you only need to log in and then you can change all personal data including the email address in your Settings area.

Applicants are expected to demonstrate a high level of activity in at least one of the following areas: Education, Research and/or Leadership in a professional dental organization. Please also check the Articles of the ITI.

There are various membership benefits. The ITI’s mission is to serve the dental profession by providing a growing global network for life-long learning in implant dentistry through comprehensive quality education and innovative research to the benefit of the patient. Members benefit from discounts or free access to this network.

When a new registration is received, the ITI website sends out an email with an activation link. Check your inbox (as well as spam and junk folders) for this email and click on the activation link. Your account has now been activated and you can log in to the ITI website.

You can use this link once only. If you need another activation link, click Resend Verification Email. 

Click Resend Verification Email. Please also check your spam/junk email folder. Make sure your firewall or virus scanner is not blocking the email. Contact your email provider. If you still cannot receive emails from the ITI Website, use a different email address to register.

Register for membership, go to Study Clubs and choose a Study Club in your area. Before registration, you can view upcoming Study Club events in the Events search.

Theory & Principles covers the two content formats Learning Module and Congress Lecture, providing the theoretical foundation for success in clinical practice.

ITI Fellows and Members can look up all the terms found in the book in the GOMI tool.

You can find an overview here.

Clinical Applications comprises Clinical Cases and Clinical Videos on a broad range of clinical case types and demonstrates their management in clinical practice.

For every Learning Module, there is a corresponding Assessment. It consists of 20 questions that are randomly picked from a bigger question pool. You will see a new set of questions every time you take an Assessment. Upon finishing the Assessment, you can review your answers one by one and compare them with the correct solution for each question. You need to answer 60% of the questions correctly to pass.

You can check your scores, review your answers and complete Assessments you have not yet finished under My Academy at any time.

Yes. You can retake Assessments as many times as you like.

Go to the details page of an Assessment and click on Start.

The Assessments in the ITI Academy are available to you at no charge and anytime – without having to complete a Learning Module first.

The range of Assessments provided is not complete and will be continuously expanded as the content scope of the ITI Academy grows.

Go to My Academy and Recently accessed to see an overview of all the Assessments you have started or completed. Here, you can also check your scores, review your answers and complete Assessments you have not yet finished.

Find the person your are looking for and click on the tile to go to the details of the person.

You can activate/deactivate the Speaker status on the Speaker Profile page.

After registration for the ITI Online Curriculum Foundation level, you can find the ITI Online Curriculum Foundation level classroom in your My Academy.

There are three possible event invitation status corresponding to your settings in the event communication:

1. Disabled: Invitation type Send nothing was selected
2. Date displayed in green: Invitation was sent at this date
3. Date displayed in red: Invitation date is set in the future

You can see the event participation status of each participant on the Participants page. The status is also included in the participant list download.

Possible participation status are:

1. Accepted = the invitation was accepted.
2. Declined = the invitation was declined.
3. Unanswered = the invitation was delivered but the participant did not answer until now.
4. None = the invitation was not delivered until now. For example when the send invitation date is not reached yet or the event is still in draft or cancel status.

You can find a person by name, ID or email address. 

Access to this area is limited to specific functions within the ITI.

1. Search the member and click on the member tile.
2. Go to Certificates.
3. Download the membership certificate or the Study Club certificate.

Compared to the option to edit a published event, draft events cannot be "cancelled" and you cannot send reminders for events that are not published yet either. Instead, you can publish the event and delete the draft event completely.

There are two types of Guests:

• ITI Guests: ITI Members who are not member of your Section.
• Non-ITI Guests: Users who do not have an ITI Membership. They can participate in two ITI Study Club events. After that, they need to become ITI Members in order to be able to participate in another event.

All permanent members of the selected user group(s). New Members and Fellows in the system will be added to the participant scope dynamically.

Please note: Scopes will not be changeable after the event publication.

To make the guest invitation easier you can upload a list with the title, first name, last name, email address and country of the guest. The system automatically allocates the new participants to the correct participant group based on the email address. Existing users in the system receive an event invitation email. Not existing users in the system first receive an email with the information that their contact data was stored.

ITI Members or users who do not have an ITI Membership. They will be displayed in the event invitations and on the events page after the event is published.

There are three invitation types for events:

1. Send nothing: The event is published in the event calendar without any notification and without an accept/decline
2. Send notification only: All participants receive an email notification without an accept/decline option
3. Send invitation: All participants receive an email invitation and can accept/decline

The event invitation type can not be changed anymore after the event was published.

There are three different workflow status of events:

1. Published: List of all upcoming events
2. Draft: List of created events that have not been published yet
3. Cancelled: List of events that were published but have been cancelled

If you want to see past events in a category, click on Show past events.

Click on + Create event. Enter the event name and select the event type. Click on Create event.

To publish your event take the steps listed:

1. Set a date
2. Enter your venue
3. Select scopes
4. Update communication settings

You can see your open tasks on your My Messages & Tasks page.

A task refers to steps that still need to be completed for which you receive a system-generated reminder.

You can see your leadership group(s) on your My Leadership page.

As an ITI Academy author you have a public profile, on which author information as well as a statement on financial relationships and conflict of interests are displayed.

You can opt out of receiving promotional or marketing communications from us at any time by using the unsubscribe link in the email communications we send, or adjusting the preferences in your account settings (restriction of processing).

If you have an account for our services, we may still send you non-promotional transactional communications, like service or membership-related emails.

Actions can be page views, internal site searches, downloads or outlinks.

With an Affiliate account you can already use a wide variety of content and tools, like Assessments, the Consensus Database, etc. Plus, you have permanent access to all the content you have purchased, including free periodic updates to your Learning Modules that reflect the current state of research and scientific evidence.

Ask your Section Administrator or Study Club Director to contact us. If they can prove that you are an ITI Member and known to them, we will change your email address and send a password reset link to your new email.

Alternatively you can also send us your last membership certificate or payment confirmation.

If you only receive our newsletters and invitations on an irregular basis, your email provider is most likely temporarily blocking our emails. We send our emails over a management system with an excellent global reputation to avoid such problems as far as possible.

Today most emails are auto-scanned for possible spam content. For example, simple keywords like "tobacco" can trigger the classification of the sending domain as a spam domain and block it for a limited time. In such cases, you will receive emails from the ITI but sometimes they are blocked.

Unfortunately we can not track our emails after they are sent out to your provider's domain. We advise you to contact your provider for more information.

Please check the following points:

1. Are your email settings in your personal profile up to date? Please check if the email address in your account is up to date and is spelled correctly.
2. Did you receive ITI emails lately? If not, please change your email address in your profile settings. Some domain providers are blacklisted. Our provider blocks emails to these providers to protect us from spam replies or malware. Contact your internet service provider to solve this.
3. Are ITI emails in your spam folder?
4. Is your local computer blocking the emails due to strict firewall/virus scan settings or other safety measures. Please check your security settings or contact your local IT service.
5. Did you accidentally unsubscribe from a newsletter you received from ITI.ORG, using the link at the bottom of a newsletter? If you wish to join the mailing list again, contact ITI Headquarters: [email protected].

To maximize compatibility across platforms and devices the ITI website is fully HTML5-based. Due to the sophisticated technology used and to avoid technical difficulties you are required to use one of the following browsers when accessing the ITI website:

• Safari
• Chrome
• Firefox

The ITI website works on all devices (PCs, tablets, smartphones) capable of running a fully HMTL5-compatible browser. The platform is designed to adapt to different screen sizes and resolutions. Please note that certain limitations may apply to devices with small screens (e.g. smartphones).

You must be connected to the Internet to use the ITI website. Offline access is not possible.

If a visitor comes to iti.org for the first time or if they visit a page more than 30 minutes after their last page view, this will be recorded as a new visit.

This is the percentage of visits that only had a single page view. This means that the visitor left the website directly from the entrance page.

The average duration of a visit in seconds.