Why This Program?

Chronic facial pain, temporomandibular disorders (TMDs), bruxism, and sleep-related conditions are growing fields in both dentistry and medicine — and few programs in the world offer a structured, academic-level education in this complex area. This two-year online master provides an exceptional educational opportunity for health professionals eager to deepen their knowledge and clinical skills in orofacial pain and TMD.

Who Should Apply?

This master is ideal for:

• Dentists
• Physicians
• Physiotherapists
• Chiropractors
  …interested in gaining advanced expertise in pain management, jaw disorders, and sleep-related dysfunctions.

Educational Goals

This postgraduate program aims to:

• Explore the physiopathology, diagnosis, and clinical management of orofacial pain and TMD
• Cover related fields such as bruxism and sleep disorders
• Provide access to cutting-edge knowledge taught by world-renowned experts
• Meet the growing global demand for trained professionals in this complex field

Faculty

The teaching team includes over 30 international leaders in the field, including:

Daniele Manfredini (Siena), Frank Lobbezoo (Amsterdam), Barry Glassman (Florida), Gary Heir (Rutgers), Chuck Greene (Chicago), Birgitta Haggman-Henrikson (Malmoe), Rob Delcanho (Perth), Antoon De Laat (Leuven), Ian Boggero (Kentucky), Sanjvan Kandasamy (Perth), Dania Tamimi (Orlando), and many others.

Full list in alphabetical order:

Apply Now

Seats are limited. Enroll today to secure your place in this internationally recognized program.

Read more about requirements, admission, pre-application – master in Orofacial pain and TMD: find a step-by-step procedure to understand the requirements and to pre-apply, click on the button below:

In this way we will receive your pre-application and we will be able to help you in case of need. It contains all the documents required to apply and also some additional info we also need from you.

Upon enrollment you will have to certify your access title. This step is mandatory and without a certified and comparable title the University of Siena will have to exclude you from the master. 

Course Format

• Fully Online: All lessons are delivered through a flexible e-learning platform
• Asynchronous Study: Access to scientific readings, lecture recordings, and support material
• Annual Online Seminar: Focused on selected topics, also open to students from previous cohorts
• Optional Clinical Observation (not included in the tuition):
  • Summer and Winter Schools organized by the Orofacial Pain Academy/GSID
  • Hands-on observation on real patients in Marina di Carrara (Italy)
  • Discounted access for enrolled students

Unique Features of the master in Orofacial pain and TMD

• One of the very few master’s programs worldwide entirely dedicated to Orofacial Pain and TMD
• Global faculty: Learn directly from the top researchers and clinicians in the field
• Flexibility for working professionals
• Optional live clinical exposure through the Orofacial Pain Academy

The steps, recapped

1. pre-application – https://dentalnecto.com/master-orofacial-pain-tmd-apply/ – always useful
2. application and app fee (we will help you) – must be done by February 2026
3. admission (the board will evaluate the applications and will accept or reject them)
4. enrollment (we will help you and you will need to pay the first instalment)
5. study – course starts in April 2026
6. second instalment (After approx. 8/10 months)
7. study
8. final exam and certification

Dentalnecto will guarantee administrative and communication support with the university. We will also guarantee updates on teaching and will take care of communication and the technical part related to online lessons.

How much does the master in Orofacial Pain and TMD cost?

The current tuition fee is €8,048 + VAT (totaling €8,928) for the upcoming cohort.

Payment is divided into two installments: ✅ First installment: Due upon enrollment, after successful application review.
✅ Second installment: Scheduled later in the program.

This flexible payment structure ensures accessibility while maintaining high educational standards.

The application fee of 213€ is an extra cost not included in the amount mentioned above.

If for some reason you don’t have to pay VAT, of course, the figures will be slightly different.

Educational System in Italy

In Italy, we don’t differentiate as other Universities do abroad. We divide it in “Undergraduate” (requires 180 credits), “Graduate” (requires 120 credits), “Post Graduate” (PhDs) and “Specialising Masters and Continuing Education”.

Orofacial Pain and TMD falls under the category of “University Masters”, meaning that at the end of the program you will have gained 120 university credits. The equivalent required for the foreign MSc. You will earn a I level university master. Second cycle QF-EHEA / level 7° EQF (European Qualification Framework) in Italy. You can check how it will be recognised abroad through the ENIC NARI

The University Masters the University of Siena issues all abide by the directions and all are recognised as such by and throughout the European Union. If you aim at using the title outside the EU, we suggest you check with the local Embassy about its validity.

How our agreement with the university works

Dentalnecto has an agreement to co-organize the master’s program. We take care of looking for candidates through promotion agreements with external entities (e.g., Zerodonto). Then we collect the applications and handle the submissions and all communications with students related to the admission stages. We also collect the fees, and when we have all of them, we pay the university the tuition portion (usually in two installments, the due dates of which are determined by the university). The rest you pay is to cover our support throughout 2 and more years (from application to the certificate), our services mentioned above and all the management of theory classes that take place online through our remote support and through software managed by us. This also includes video recordings of the online meetings.
The amount disclosed on this site include everything, fees, services, and total figures (including two years of courses).

Dates and Topics of the master in Orofacial pain and TMD

Course structure

The master follows a modular approach over two years.

Detailed schedule

2026

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The program spans 24 months, starting in February 2026 and concluding at the end of the 2027. It is structured to accommodate participants’ ongoing professional commitments while providing advanced, evidence-based education in Endodontics.

Out of the 40 available spots, 38 are reserved for Dentalnecto participants, while 2 positions are directly allocated by the University of Siena.

This unique educational opportunity offers a blend of academic excellence, flexibility, and practical relevance—equipping clinicians with up-to-date knowledge and skills to advance their careers in the field of Endodontics.

Prof Simone Grandini is the director of this master:
PROF. SIMONE GRANDINI
POLICLINICO LE SCOTTE, V.LE BRACCI- SIENA
Tel: 0577-585772
Email: grandini@unisi.it

The official language is English. The students will receive the certificate of I level master. This qualification will be issued by the University of Siena after at least 6/7 months from the final exam registration.

General info on the master in Advanced Endodontics

This postgraduate program is tailored for dentists seeking to refine their daily clinical practice and gain the most up-to-date knowledge in Endodontics and beyond. Mastering complex endodontic cases—whether it’s a primary treatment or a retreatment—requires not only scientific grounding but also advanced clinical expertise. Our course bridges both.

What sets this program apart is our root-to-crown philosophy. Successful dental treatment doesn’t stop at a well-executed root canal; it demands a seamless restorative phase as well. This holistic approach empowers clinicians to assess, plan, and execute treatments that meet even the most demanding patient expectations.

Structured over two years, the program combines evidence-based education with intensive, hands-on workshops. The theoretical modules, delivered online, provide the scientific foundation necessary to make informed decisions in both Endodontics and Restorative Dentistry. In-person sessions, held in Siena, are designed to boost practical skills through clinical simulations that replicate real-world scenarios.

We understand the importance of balancing professional growth with a busy clinical schedule. Thanks to our digital learning environment, you can work, study, and evolve—without putting your career on hold. This flexible structure makes it possible to earn a prestigious postgraduate qualification from the University of Siena while continuing to practice.

Academic support for the master in Advanced Endodontics

Program principal

Prof. Dr. Simone Grandini (grandini@unisi.it)

Teaching staff

• Simone Grandini
• Marco Martignoni
• Giulio Pavolucci
• Mario Alovisi
• Emanuele Ambu
• Jose Aranguren
• Adriano Azaripour
• Pio Bertani
• Frédéric Bukiet
• Mauro Cabiddu
• Filippo Cardinali
• Raffaella Castagnola
• Francesca Cerutti
• Jon Cowie
• Cezar Diaconu
• Vittorio Franco
• Carlo Gaeta
• Paolo Generali
• Daniele Gensini
• Cristian Giucoane
• Alexandru Gliga
• Nicola Grande
• Marc Habib
• Kenneth Jordy
• Bojidar Kafelov
• Konstantinos Kalogeropoulos
• Marc Kaloustian
• Andreas Louloudiadis
• Vlad Mircea Lup
• Giulia Malvicini
• Daniele Manfredini
• Crystal Marruganti
• Luca Moranzoni
• Hani Ounsi
• Denise Pontoriero
• Andrea Roccuzzo
• Fitim Shabani
• Ahmed Shawky
• Marino Sutedjo
• Riccardo Tonini
• Byron Tsivos
• Carla Zogheib

Requirements, admission, pre-application – master in Advanced Endodontics:

Find a step-by-step procedure to understand the requirements and to pre-apply, click on the button below:

In this way we will receive your pre-application and we will be able to help you in case of need. It contains all the documents required to apply and also some additional info we also need from you.

Upon enrollment you will have to certify your access title. This step is mandatory and without a certified and comparable title the University of Siena will have to exclude you from the master. 

The steps, recapped

1. pre-application – https://dentalnecto.com/master-in-advanced-endodontics-apply/ – always useful
2. application and app fee (we will help you) – must be done by November 2025
3. admission (the board will evaluate the applications and will accept or reject them in December)
4. enrollment (we will help you and you will need to pay the first instalment)
5. study – course starts in February 2025
6. second instalment (After approx. 8/10 months)
7. study
8. final exam and certification

Dentalnecto will guarantee administrative and communication support with the university. We will also guarantee updates on teaching and will take care of communication and the technical part related to online lessons.

Please consider that you would need to be in Siena for one week in 2026 and one week in 2027 (both in September, probably). So check the time and required papers for the visa in case you need it. Attendance in presence is not mandatory but strongly recommended.

How much does the master in Advanced Endodontics cost?

The current tuition fee is €8,048 + VAT (totaling €9,038) for the upcoming cohort.

Payment is divided into two installments: ✅ First installment: Due upon enrollment, after successful application review.
✅ Second installment: Scheduled later in the program.

This flexible payment structure ensures accessibility while maintaining high educational standards.

If for some reason you don’t have to pay VAT, of course, the figures will be slightly different.

Educational System in Italy

In Italy, we don’t differentiate as other Universities do abroad. We divide it in “Undergraduate” (requires 180 credits), “Graduate” (requires 120 credits), “Post Graduate” (PhDs) and “Specialising Masters and Continuing Education”.

Advanced Endodontics falls under the category of “University Masters”, meaning that at the end of the program you will have gained 120 university credits. The equivalent required for the foreign MSc. You will earn a I level university master. Second cycle QF-EHEA / level 7° EQF (European Qualification Framework) in Italy. You can check how it will be recognised abroad through the ENIC NARI

The University Masters the University of Siena issues all abide by the directions and all are recognised as such by and throughout the European Union. If you aim at using the title outside the EU, we suggest you check with the local Embassy about its validity.

How our agreement with the university works.

Dentalnecto has an agreement to co-organize the master’s program. We take care of looking for candidates through promotion agreements with external entities (e.g., Zerodonto). Then we collect the applications and handle the submissions and all communications with students related to the admission stages. We also collect the fees, and when we have all of them, we pay the university the tuition portion (usually in two installments, the due dates of which are determined by the university). The rest you pay is to cover our support throughout 2 and more years (from application to the certificate), our services mentioned above and all the management of theory classes that take place online through our remote support and through software managed by us. This also includes video recordings of the online meetings.
The amount disclosed on this site include everything, fees, services, and total figures (including two years of courses).

Dates and Topics

Topics

• Introduction to the Master Course
• The Root to crown protocol: a comprehensive approach to the treatment and the restoration of endodontically treated teeth.
• Importance of coronal Seal
• Diagnosis and Imaging
• Assessment of restorability
• Restorative plan
• Basis of Endodontic treatment
• Direct and indirect restoration of endodontically treated teeth
• Diagnosis and status assessment
• Imaging interpretation
• Endo-resto planning
• Operative field isolation in dentistry
• Contemporary documentation
• Endodontic anatomy
• Basic principles in endodontic treatment
• Shaping and cleaning the endodontic system
• Advanced irrigation procedures
• Root canal space obturation
• Magnification in dentistry
• Methods of scientific research
• Root canal retreatment – outcome, planning and approach
• Complex case strategies – MTA applications, ledge, separated instrument, sclerosis, deep margin management
• Endodontic surgery
• Vital & non-vital pulp treatment for deciduous and immature teeth
• Alternatives to endodontic treatment: implant, replantation & autotransplantation
• Partial extraction techniques and endodontics.

Dates

DRAFT 2026

• February 6/7
• March 6/7
• May 8/9
• June 26/27
• September 13-16 in Siena – HANDS-ON

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FACULTY
Prof. Nicola Discepoli
German Barbieri Petrelli
Valentina Bentivogli
Simone Fabrizi
Adriano Fratini
Ilham Mounssif
Martina Stefanini

Why this master in Surgical Approach for Periodontal and Peri Implant tissue?

This two-year postgraduate program provides an in-depth and comprehensive overview of surgical approaches for periodontal and peri-implant tissue management. Under the scientific guidance of Prof. Nicola Discepoli, this master combines cutting-edge theoretical knowledge with advanced hands-on training, making it ideal for dental professionals aiming to specialize in surgical periodontology and implant-related soft and hard tissue reconstruction.

Who Should Apply?

• General dentists and periodontists
• Implantologists and oral surgeons
• Professionals seeking high-level clinical and scientific training in periodontal and peri-implant surgery

Learning Objectives

• Master current techniques in regenerative and resective surgery
• Diagnose and treat mucogingival and peri-implant defects
• Understand biologic principles and clinical application of soft and hard tissue management
• Build clinical confidence through immersive, hands-on sessions

Faculty

The teaching staff includes renowned international experts in periodontology, surgery, and biomaterials, such as:
Prof. Nicola Discepoli, Adriano Fratini, Simone Fabrizi, Martina Stefanini, Ion Zabalegui, Ignacio Sanz Sánchez, and many more.

Apply Now

Seats are limited. Enroll today to secure your place in this internationally recognized program.

Read more about requirements, admission, pre-application – master in Surgical Approach for Periodontal and Peri Implant tissue: find a step-by-step procedure to understand the requirements and to pre-apply, click on the button below:

In this way we will receive your pre-application and we will be able to help you in case of need. It contains all the documents required to apply and also some additional info we also need from you.

Upon enrollment you will have to certify your access title. This step is mandatory and without a certified and comparable title the University of Siena will have to exclude you from the master. 

The steps, recapped

1. pre-application – https://dentalnecto.com/master-in-surgical-periodontal-and-peri-implant-tissues-management-apply/ – always useful
2. application and app fee (we will help you) – must be done by November 2025
3. admission (the board will evaluate the applications and will accept or reject them)
4. enrollment (we will help you and you will need to pay the first instalment)
5. study – course starts in February 2026
6. second instalment (After approx. 8/10 months)
7. study
8. final exam and certification

Dentalnecto will guarantee administrative and communication support with the university. We will also guarantee updates on teaching and will take care of communication and the technical part related to online lessons.

Please consider that you would need to be in Siena for one week in 2026 and one week in 2027 (both in September, probably). So check the time and required papers for the visa in case you need it. Attendance in presence is not mandatory but strongly recommended.

How much does the master in Surgical Approach for Periodontal and Peri Implant tissue cost?

The current tuition fee is €8,048 + VAT (totaling €9,038) for the upcoming cohort.

Payment is divided into two installments: ✅ First installment: Due upon enrollment, after successful application review.
✅ Second installment: Scheduled later in the program.

This flexible payment structure ensures accessibility while maintaining high educational standards.

If for some reason you don’t have to pay VAT, of course, the figures will be slightly different.

Educational System in Italy

In Italy, we don’t differentiate as other Universities do abroad. We divide it in “Undergraduate” (requires 180 credits), “Graduate” (requires 120 credits), “Post Graduate” (PhDs) and “Specialising Masters and Continuing Education”.

Surgical Approach for Periodontal and Peri Implant tissue falls under the category of “University Masters”, meaning that at the end of the program you will have gained 120 university credits. The equivalent required for the foreign MSc. You will earn a I level university master. Second cycle QF-EHEA / level 7° EQF (European Qualification Framework) in Italy. You can check how it will be recognised abroad through the ENIC NARI

The University Masters the University of Siena issues all abide by the directions and all are recognised as such by and throughout the European Union. If you aim at using the title outside the EU, we suggest you check with the local Embassy about its validity.

How our agreement with the university works.

Dentalnecto has an agreement to co-organize the master’s program. We take care of looking for candidates through promotion agreements with external entities (e.g., Zerodonto). Then we collect the applications and handle the submissions and all communications with students related to the admission stages. We also collect the fees, and when we have all of them, we pay the university the tuition portion (usually in two installments, the due dates of which are determined by the university). The rest you pay is to cover our support throughout 2 and more years (from application to the certificate), our services mentioned above and all the management of theory classes that take place online through our remote support and through software managed by us. This also includes video recordings of the online meetings.
The amount disclosed on this site include everything, fees, services, and total figures (including two years of courses).

Dates and Topics

Course structure

The master follows a modular approach over two years (February–December each year), with monthly online sessions complemented by two immersive in-person Campus Weeks in Siena.

Year 1 – 2026

• Module 1: The Basics
  Periodontal anatomy, diagnosis, and etiopathogenesis
• Module 2: The Periodontal Patient
  Surgical treatment of periodontitis, pocket management, crown lengthening
• Module 3: Periodontal Reconstruction
  Regenerative surgery, biomaterials, autotransplantation
• Module 4: Plastic Procedures I
  Single gingival recession and flap techniques
• Module 5: Plastic Procedures II
  Multiple recessions, tunnel techniques, gingival augmentation

Campus Week I – Siena, Italy

📅 October 7–9, 2026 | 09:00–18:00
🔬 Hands-on training on animal models and phantoms
🎥 Live surgery sessions

Year 2 – 2027

• Module 6: Plastic Procedures III
  Soft tissue management around implants
• Module 7: Bone Regeneration I
  GBR principles, biomaterials, soft tissue integration
• Module 8: Bone Regeneration II
  Atrophic maxilla, ridge augmentation
• Module 9: The Peri-Implantitis Patient
  Diagnosis, treatment strategies, regenerative and combined approaches

Campus Week II – Siena, Italy

📅 3 days in October, 2027 | 09:00–18:00
🦷 Advanced practical sessions
👨‍⚕️ Faculty-led clinical procedures

Detailed schedule (TBC)

February-December 2026

Module 1: “The Basics”

13-02 & 14-02 

1. Anatomy and Biology of Periodontal Tissue
2. Etiopathogenesis of Periodontitis and Peri-Implantitis
3. Clinical And Radiographic Diagnosis
4. Clinical Guidelines for the Treatment of Periodontitis and treatment plans 
5. Step 1 and Step 2 and revaluation 

Module 2 “ The periodontal Patient”

13-03 & 14-03

1. Periodontal surgery for the treatment of periodontitis: general principles
2. Periodontal pockets surgical management
3. Osseous Resective Surgery 
4. Pre-prosthetic crown lengthening procedure 
5. Crown lengthening in the Esthetic Area (Altered Passive Eruption)  

Module 3 “ Periodontal Reconstruction”

17-04 & 18-04  & 08-05

1. Biological Principles of Periodontal Regeneration 
2. The intrabony defects: diagnosis and prognosis
3. Reconstructive periodontal surgery: flap designs  
4. Biomaterial for periodontal regeneration: bone substitutes, membrane and biologic modificators
5. Autotransplantation 

Module 4 “Plastic Procedures 1”

04-09 & 05-09 

1. Gingival recessions:  diagnosis and treatment plan
2. Surgical treatment of single gingival recession: Coronally Advanced Flap
3. Surgical treatment of single gingival recession: Laterally moved CAF 
4. To graft or not to graft? 

Module 5 “Plastic Procedure 2”

11-12 & 12-12 

1. Surgical treatment of multiple gingival recessions: Multiple CAF
2. Surgical treatment of multiple gingival recessions: Tunnel technique
3. Surgical treatment of multiple gingival recessions: Modifications
4. Lack of gingiva: augmentation techniques

February-December 2027

Module 6 “Plastic Procedure 3”

19-02 & 20-02 

1. Diagnosis of mucosal deficiency around implants
2. Lack of Mucosa around implants: augmentation techniques
3. Peri implant mucosal dehiscence: diagnosis and surgical techniques
4. Soft Tissue Volume Augmentation: Surgical techniques. 

Module 7 “ Bone regeneration 1”

16-04 & 17-04 

1. Bony defects and their diagnosis
2. Biological Principles of GBR
3. Indications of Autologous bone and Biomaterials 
4. Soft tissue management for GBR

Module 8 “Bone regeneration 2”

21-05 & 22-05 

1. The atrophic Maxillae
2. The atrophic Maxillae 2
3. Vertical Ridge Augmentation 
4. Soft Tissue Management

 Module 9 “Peri-implantitis patient”

19-11 & 20-11 

1. Diagnosis of Peri implant diseases
2. Non-Surgical treatment of peri implantitis
3. Surgical treatment of peri implantitis
4. Regenerative approach for the treatment of peri implant defect
5. Combined approach 

CAMPUS WEEK, 

Siena, Italy 

First: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 7-8-9/10/2026

Second:  Wednesday, Thursday, Friday in OCTOBER 2027

From 09.00 to 18.00

Practical hands-on (animal model) and phantoms

Live Surgery 

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Expand the Boundaries of Prosthodontics

Imagine a world where the boundaries of Prosthodontics are continually expanding, driven by the relentless march of digital dentistry. This master’s program invites you into that world—where technologies like CAD-CAM, laser-sintering/melting, and 3D printing are not the future, but the present.

Under the guidance of Prof. Marco Ferrari, one of the world’s most respected prosthodontists, you will join a rigorous academic journey designed to elevate your knowledge, expand your clinical capabilities, and transform your practice.

Why This Master?

• One of the most established programs in Europe (active since 2019)
• Over 150 international students enrolled in past editions
• Delivered in English, with global accessibility
• Built for professionals: part-time format, flexible schedule, and limited class size (40–50 students per cohort)

The Future of Prosthodontics is Here

The latest restorative materials offer unmatched mechanical strength, optical properties, and biocompatibility. Combined with digital workflows, they unlock:

• Stunningly lifelike aesthetic results
• Precise and reproducible manufacturing
• Efficient treatment with minimal patient wait times

This is your chance to lead the evolution of prosthodontics.

Educational Goals of the master in Prosthodontics and New Technologies

This postgraduate master’s program focuses on:

• Tooth- and implant-supported prosthodontics
• Clinical and laboratory workflows using digital tools and new-generation materials
• Aesthetic and functional excellence through precision and innovation
• Integration of cutting-edge techniques in everyday practice

By mastering these techniques, you’ll gain access to faster workflows, enhanced durability, and aesthetic precision that truly elevates patient care.

Who Should Apply?

This master is tailored for:

• Dental professionals seeking continuing education without leaving their practice
• Dentists eager to specialize in prosthodontics
• Clinicians curious to explore digital workflows

Course Structure

• 2-year program, designed for working professionals
• Mostly online lessons, scheduled primarily on Fridays and Saturdays
• Annual hands-on session (Wednesday to Saturday) held in-person at the University of Siena
• Final certificate: 1st Level University Master’s Degree

Faculty

Led by Prof. Marco Ferrari, the teaching team includes:
Roberto Sorrentino, Fabio Carboncini, Daniele Manfredini, Denise Pontoriero, Andrea Borracchini, Andrea Fabianelli, Serhat Koken, Fernando Zarone, Nicola Discepoli

Their combined academic and clinical experience ensures you receive a top-tier education, grounded in evidence-based techniques and real-world application.

Apply Now for the master in Prosthodontics and New Technologies

Seats are limited. Enroll today to secure your place in this internationally recognized program.

Read more about requirements, admission, pre-application – master in Prosthodontics and New Technologies: find a step-by-step procedure to understand the requirements and to pre-apply, click on the button below:

In this way we will receive your pre-application and we will be able to help you in case of need. It contains all the documents required to apply and also some additional info we also need from you.

Upon enrollment you will have to certify your access title. This step is mandatory and without a certified and comparable title the University of Siena will have to exclude you from the master. 

The steps, recapped

1. pre-application – https://dentalnecto.com/master-pnt-apply/ – always useful
2. application and app fee (we will help you) – must be done by February 2026
3. admission (the board will evaluate the applications and will accept or reject them)
4. enrollment (we will help you and you will need to pay the first instalment)
5. study – course starts in March/April 2026
6. second instalment (After approx. 8/10 months)
7. study
8. final exam and certification

Dentalnecto will guarantee administrative and communication support with the university. We will also guarantee updates on teaching and will take care of communication and the technical part related to online lessons.

How much does the master in Prosthodontics and New Technologies cost?

The current tuition fee is €8,048 + VAT (totaling €9,148) for the upcoming cohort.

Payment is divided into two installments: ✅ First installment: Due upon enrollment, after successful application review.
✅ Second installment: Scheduled later in the program.

This flexible payment structure ensures accessibility while maintaining high educational standards.

If for some reason you don’t have to pay VAT, of course, the figures will be slightly different.

Educational System in Italy

In Italy, we don’t differentiate as other Universities do abroad. We divide it in “Undergraduate” (requires 180 credits), “Graduate” (requires 120 credits), “Post Graduate” (PhDs) and “Specialising Masters and Continuing Education”.

Prosthodontics and New Technologies falls under the category of “University Masters”, meaning that at the end of the program you will have gained 120 university credits. The equivalent required for the foreign MSc. You will earn a I level university master. Second cycle QF-EHEA / level 7° EQF (European Qualification Framework) in Italy. You can check how it will be recognised abroad through the ENIC NARI

The University Masters the University of Siena issues all abide by the directions and all are recognised as such by and throughout the European Union. If you aim at using the title outside the EU, we suggest you check with the local Embassy about its validity.

How our agreement with the university works

Dentalnecto has an agreement to co-organize the master’s program. We take care of looking for candidates through promotion agreements with external entities (e.g., Zerodonto). Then we collect the applications and handle the submissions and all communications with students related to the admission stages. We also collect the fees, and when we have all of them, we pay the university the tuition portion (usually in two installments, the due dates of which are determined by the university). The rest you pay is to cover our support throughout 2 and more years (from application to the certificate), our services mentioned above and all the management of theory classes that take place online through our remote support and through software managed by us. This also includes video recordings of the online meetings.
The amount disclosed on this site include everything, fees, services, and total figures (including two years of courses).

Dates and Topics of the master in Prosthodontics and New Technologies

Course structure of the master in Prosthodontics and New Technologies

The master follows a modular approach over two years.

DATES

2026

• May 15-16
• June 19-20
• July 2-3 (Thu/Fri)
• September 9-12 (hands-on in SIENA)
• November 20-21

2027 – TBD

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This Master program aims to provide participants with the essential knowledge and skills, aligning with and expanding upon the educational framework of top-notch international courses. The objective is to establish a global educational network and to prepare participants to manage a wide range of patients.

ADVANTAGES

• Top Level Faculty, including many of the most qualified international experts
• Wide range of content spread across multiple educational modules presenting updated information
• Part-time master, designed for professionals who want to continue working while attending a university program
• Lectures scheduled online in live streaming sessions, averaging three afternoons per month
• Reduced tuition for practical activities at the Orofacial Pain Academy Residency Week (Summer or Winter School), with an entire week of patients seen live

The official language of the program is English. Students will be awarded a PostGraduate Master’s certificate issued by the University of Siena upon completion. The program spans 24 months, running approximately from April 2025 to March 2027.

The program is directed by Prof. Daniele Manfredini:

Prof. Daniele Manfredini
Clinica Odontoiatrica
Dipartimento di Biotecnologie Mediche
Viale Bracci, Siena
Phone: 0577 233131
Email: daniele.manfredini@unisi.it

Online course

The upcoming edition of the Post Graduate Master Program in Orofacial Pain and Temporomandibular Disorders will feature theoretical lessons conducted through live online streaming. This part-time program, known as an Executive Master in Italy, is specifically designed for professionals who wish to further their studies without the need to travel abroad for extended periods.

Key details:

• Duration: Two years
• Format: Approximately 30 online lessons conducted on weekdays
• Schedule: The calendar will be provided in advance

This flexible approach allows participants to balance their professional commitments with their studies.

Academic support

Faculty

Director
Prof. Daniele Manfredini
Director – Facial Pain Unit

Co-Director
Prof. Marco Ferrari
Director – School of Dentistry

Teachers (alphabetical order)

Enrico Albertini (Ferrara), Steven Bender (Texas A&M), Ian Boggero (Kentucky), Alessandro Bracci (Padova), Fabio Carboncini (Siena), Anna Colonna (Siena), Antoon De Laat (Leuven), Rob Delcanho (Perth), Marco Ferrari (Siena), Simone Grandini (Siena), Birgitta Haggman-Henrikson (Malmoe), Antonio Romero Garcia (Valencia), Barry Glassman (Florida), Chuck Greene (Chicago), Luca Guarda Nardini (Treviso), Gary Heir (Rutgers), Rich Hirschinger (UCLA), Sanjvan Kandasamy (Perth), Michail Koutris (Amsterdam), Frank Lobbezoo (Amsterdam), Daniele Manfredini (Siena), Rosario Marchese Ragona (Padova), Bob Mier (Florida), Matteo Pollis (Siena), Andrei Santa (Cluj), Alessio Scortechini (Siena), Dania Tamimi (Orlando), Davis Thomas (Rutgers), Matteo Tresoldi (Siena), Matteo Val (Siena)

Requirements, admission, pre-application:

Find a step-by-step procedure to understand the requirements and to pre-apply, click on the button below:

In this way we will receive your pre-application and we will be able to help you in case of need. It contains all the documents required to apply and also some additional info we also need from you.

Upon enrollment you will have to certify your access title. This step is mandatory and without a certified and comparable title the University of Siena will have to exclude you from the master. 

The steps, recapped

1. pre-application – https://dentalnecto.com/master-orofacial-pain-tmd-apply/
2. application and app fee (we will help you)
3. admission (the board will evaluate the applications and will accept or reject them in March/April)
4. enrollment (we will help you and you will need to pay the first instalment)
5. study
6. second instalment (After approx. 4/5 months)
7. study
8. final exam and certification

Dentalnecto will guarantee administrative and communication support with the university. We will also guarantee updates on teaching and will take care of communication and the technical part related to online lessons.

Please consider that you would need to be in Siena probably once in 2024 and once in 2025. So check the time and required papers for the visa in case you need it.

How much does the master’s program cost?

This master cost 8.000€ excl. taxes (virtual stamp duty 16€, VAT where applicable – depending also on your tax position and country).

1. At the application stage, you will have to pay a small deposit of 213€ to enable us to handle your application and to reserve a place on the master course.
2. When your application is accepted you have to transfer your first payment (tuition fees, first instalment + VAT, virtual stamp duty).
3. After 10/12 months you will pay the second instalment (tuition fees, second and last instalment + VAT, minus the application fee).

If for some reason you don’t have to pay VAT, of course, the figures will be slightly different.

Educational System in Italy

In Italy, we don’t differentiate as other Universities do abroad. We divide it in “Undergraduate” (requires 180 credits), “Graduate” (requires 120 credits), “Post Graduate” (PhDs) and “Specialising Masters and Continuing Education”.

Advanced Endodontics falls under the category of “University Masters”, meaning that at the end of the program you will have gained 120 university credits. The equivalent required for the foreign MSc. You will earn a I level university master. Second cycle QF-EHEA / level 7° EQF (European Qualification Framework) in Italy. You can check how it will be recognised abroad through the ENIC NARIC network or your Minsitry of Education.

The University Masters the University of Siena issues all abide by the directions and all are recognised as such by and throughout the European Union. If you aim at using the title outside the EU, we suggest you check with the local Embassy about its validity.

How our agreement with the university works

Dentalnecto has an agreement to co-organize the master’s program. We take care of looking for candidates through promotion agreements with external entities (e.g., Zerodonto). Then we collect the applications, and handle the submissions and all communications with students related to the admission stages. We also collect the fees, and when we have all of them, we pay the university the tuition portion (usually in two installments, the due dates of which are determined by the university). The rest you pay is to cover our support throughout 2 and more years (from application to the certificate), our services mentioned above and all the management of theory classes that take place online through our remote support and through software managed by us. This also includes video recordings of the meetings.
The figures disclosed on this site include everything, fees, services, and are total figures (include two years of courses).

Course Content

What You Are Going To Study

Dates and Topics

Module Semester I – 2025: TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS (Prof. Daniele Manfredini)

• Week 1
  • April 8, 14.00-16.00: History of TMDs – Prof. Daniele Manfredini (Siena)
  • April 9, 14.00-17.00: Gnathological myth busters – Dr. Ovidiu Saracutu (Siena)
  • April 10, 14.00-16.00: The biopsychosocial model of TMDs – Prof. Daniele Manfredini (Siena)
  • April 11, 14.00-16.00: The DC/TMD – Prof. Birgitta Haggmann-Henrikson (Malmö)
• Week 2
  • May 12, 14.00-16.00: Clinical Assessment – Dr. Ricardo Dias (Coimbra)
  • May 13, 14.00-15.00: Psychosocial Assessment – Dr. Matteo Pollis (Siena)
  • May 14, 14.00-15.00: Instrumental Assessment – Prof. Daniele Manfredini (Siena)
  • May 15, 14.00-17.00: TMJ Imaging – Dr. Matteo Val (Siena)
• Week 3
  • June 9, 14.00-16.00: Fundamentals of treatment – Prof. Daniele Manfredini (Siena)
  • June 10, 14.00-16.00: Cognitive-behavioral EMI-based approaches – Dr. Anna Colonna (Siena)
  • June 11, 14.00-16.00: Oral appliances – Prof. Daniele Manfredini (Siena)
  • June 12, 14.00-16.00: Physiotherapy – Prof. Harry Von Piekartz (Osnabrück)
  • June 13, 14.00-16.00: TMJ Arthrocentesis – Dr. Luca Guarda Nardini (Treviso)
• Week 4
  • ONSITE ONLY – July 7, 9.00-17.00: Simulation of cases – Prof. Daniele Manfredini (Siena)
• Week 5
  • July 15, 14.00-16.00: Major Surgery – Dr. Luca Guarda Nardini (Treviso)
  • July 16, 14.00-16.00: Orthodontics and the TMJ – Prof. Sanj Kandasamy (Perth)
  • July 17, 14.00-16.00: Prosthodontics and the TMJ – Dr. Carlo Poggio (Milano)
  • July 18, 14.00-15.00: The four pillars of TMDs – Dr. Charles Greene (Chicago)
  • July 23, 14.00-16.00: Journal Club – Dr. Andrei Santa (Cluj), Dr. Ovidiu Saracutu (Siena)

Module Semester II – 2025: BRUXISM AND SLEEP DISORDERS (Prof. Daniele Manfredini)

• Week 1
  • September 16, 14.00-16.00: General concepts on Bruxism – Prof. Daniele Manfredini (Siena)
  • September 17, 14.00-16.00: Sleep Bruxism – Prof. Frank Lobbezoo (ACTA)* (speaker/date to be confirmed)
  • September 18, 14.00-16.00: Awake Bruxism – Dr. Laura Nykänen (Helsinki)
• Week 2
  • October 7, 14.00-16.00: Standardized Tool for the Assessment of Bruxism (STAB) – Prof. Daniele Manfredini (Siena)
  • October 8, 14.00-16.00: Ecological Momentary Assessment – Dr. Alessandro Bracci (Padova)
  • October 9, 14.00-16.00: Polysomnography and Electromyography – Dr. Matteo Pollis (Siena)
• Week 3
  • November 4, 14.00-16.00: Management of Bruxism – Prof. Daniele Manfredini (Siena)
  • November 5, 14.00-15.00: Botulinum toxin and bruxism – Dr. Matteo Val (Siena)
  • November 6, 14.00-16.00: Bruxism and Children – Dr. Claudia Restrepo (Medellin)
  • November 7, 14.00-16.00: Bruxism and Orthodontics – Dr. Anna Colonna (Siena)
• Week 4
  • December 1, 14.00-15.00: OSA – Prof. Rosario Marchese Ragona (Padova)
  • December 2, 14.00-16.00: Role of the dentist in sleep apnea management – Prof. Ramesh Balasubramaniam (Perth)
  • December 3, 14.00-16.00: Evaluation of tooth wear – Dr. Ovidiu Saracutu (Siena)
  • December 4, 14.00-17.00: Management of the worn dentition – Dr. Lukas Lassmann (Gdansk)
  • December 5, 14.00-15.00: Other sleep disorders – Dr. Matteo Pollis (Siena)
  • December 10, 14.00-16.00: Journal Club – Dr. Andrei Santa (Cluj), Dr. Ovidiu Saracutu (Siena)

Module Semester I – 2026: ANATOMY AND PAIN MECHANISMS (Dr. Matteo Val)

• Week 1
  • April 14, 14.00-16.00: Anatomy of the Temporomandibular Joint – Dr. Matteo Val (Siena)
  • April 15, 14.00-15.00: Anatomy of the Jaw Muscles – Dr. Matteo Val (Siena)
  • April 16, 14.00-16.00: Anatomy of the Cranial Nerves – Dr. Antonio Romero Garcia (Valencia)
  • April 17, 14.00-16.00: Principles of Dental Occlusion – Dr. Anna Colonna (Siena)
• Week 2
  • May 21, 14.00-16.00: Physiology of pain transmission – Prof. Daniele Manfredini (Siena)
  • May 22, 14.00-15.00: Nociception vs neuropathy – Prof. Gary Heir (Rutgers)
  • June 17, 14.00-16.00: Journal Club – Dr. Andrei Santa (Cluj), Dr. Ovidiu Saracutu (Siena)

Module Semester II – 2026: OROFACIAL PAINS (Profs. Steven Bender, Texas A&M and Daniele Manfredini, Siena)

• Week 1
  • ONSITE/ONLINE July 6, 14.00-17.00: International Classification of Orofacial Pains – Dr. Alessio Scortechini (Siena)
  • ONSITE/ONLINE July 7, 9.00-13.00: Musculoskeletal Pains – Prof. Daniele Manfredini (Siena)
• Week 2(Guest Coordinator: Prof. Steven Bender – Texas A&M)
  • September 14: Triaging the Orofacial Pain Patient
  • September 15: Trigeminal Neuralgia
  • September 16: Neuropathic Pains
  • September 17: Headaches and neurovascular pains
  • September 18: Burning Mouth Syndrome
• Week 3(Coordinator: Dr. Ovidiu Saracutu, Siena)
  • October 13, 14.00-16.00: Endodontics and Pain – Dr. Marco Rossit (Siena)
  • October 14, 14.00-15.00: Basis of Pain Genetics – Dr. Janani Dakshinamoorthi (Chennai)
  • October 15, 14.00-15.00: Genetics of Orofacial Pain – Dr. Olga Korzceniewska (Rutgers)
  • October 16, 14.00-16.00: Medication-related Osteonecrosis of the Jaw – Dr. Gayathri Subramaniam (Rutgers)
  • Week 4
    November 12, 14.00-17.00: Orofacial Pain and Systemic Conditions – Dr. Davis Thomas (Rutgers)
    November 13, 14.00-16.00: Pharmacology of Orofacial Pains – Dr. Robert Delcanho (Perth)
    December 2, 14.00-16.00: Journal Club – Dr. Andrei Santa (Cluj), Dr. Ovidiu Saracutu (Siena)
    ONSITE ONLY December 14, 9.00-17.00: Simulation of cases and recap – Prof. Daniele Manfredini, Dr. Alessio Scortechini, Dr. Matteo Val (Siena)
    
    Final module: THESIS PREPARATION
    April 2027: Thesis dissertation

Extra activities

Clinical practice at the OFP Academy Summer School (not mandatory and not included in OFP Master fees)

Clinical practice at the OFP Academy Winter School (not mandatory and not included in OFP Master fees)

Topics

• Introduction to the Master Course
• Anatomy of the TMJ and jaw muscles
• Anatomy of the cranial nerves
• Principles of occlusion
• Physiology of Pain
• Pain Mechanisms
• Basis of Pain Genetics
• Gentics of Orofacial Pain
• Journal Club
• Differential Diagnosis of Orofacial Pains
• International Classification of Orofacial Pain
• Endodontics and pain
• Musculoskeletal pains
• Neuropathic pains
• Journal Club
• Trigeminal Neuralgia
• Headaches and neurovascular pains
• OFP and systemic conditions
• Burning mouth syndrome
• Psychosocial assessment
• Guided discussion of clinical cases
• Journal Club
• The process of diagnostic thinking
• Simulation and discussion of clinical cases
• TMD guidelines
• History of TMD concepts
• Clinical assessment of TMDs: the DC/TMD and beyond
• TMJ Imaging
• Orthodontics and the TMJ
• The four pillars of TMDs
• Ecological Momentary Assessment and Intervention
• TMJ arthrocentesis Botulinum toxin
• Practical table: MRI reading
• Read and write the literature Journal Club
• Sleep Apnea: An introduction
• Role of the dentist in sleep apnea
• Mandibular advancement devices
• Bruxism part 1
• Bruxism part 2 Tooth wear management
• Pharmacology for OFP Case specific indications
• Practical table: PSG/EMG reading
• The process of diagnostic thinking
• Simulation and discussion of clinical cases

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The latest generation of restorative materials is at the heart of this transformation. These materials are not only stronger and more durable but also possess remarkable aesthetic and optical properties. They allow us to achieve outcomes that were once unimaginable—stunningly lifelike restorations that blend seamlessly with natural teeth.

ADVANTAGES
• higher level of specialisation
• part-time master, for professionals who want to keep learning
• lectures scheduled mostly during weekends (Fri-Sat)
• hands-on (Wed-Sat, usually once per year) at the University of Siena

But the advantages don’t stop there. The enhanced mechanical properties and manufacturing consistency of these materials mean that we can rely on unparalleled accuracy and precision in every case. This, combined with faster production times, means we can offer our patients the best possible care with minimal wait times.

In both tooth- and implant-supported prosthodontics, these advancements have opened up a new realm of restorative options. We can now provide solutions that are not only functionally superior but also aesthetically outstanding. The future of prosthodontics and new technologies is here, and it’s more exciting than ever.

Prof. Marco Ferrari leads this program, now entering its sixth consecutive year, thanks to a partnership between the University of Siena and Dentalnecto Srl. Since its inception in 2019, over 150 students from around the globe have enrolled in this master’s degree. Applications will reopen in late September 2024, with a cap of 40 to 50 new students.

Official language is English. The students will receive the certificate of I level university master. The title will be issued by the University of Siena. The master lasts 24 months, approximately from March 2025 to December 2026.

DIRECTOR
Prof Marco Ferrari is the director of this master: – PROF. MARCO FERRARI – PRESIDIO LE SCOTTE, II lotto 7^ piano – 0577/233131 – ferrarm@gmail.com

Online theoretical lessons and hands-on activities at the University of Siena

All theoretical lessons will be streamed online with live lessons and interactions with lecturers.

This executive master’s program is designed for colleagues who wish to continue their studies without spending extended periods abroad. It features 8 to 9 weekends of online lessons spread over two years (approximately one weekend every two months). Additionally, all enrolled students are required to attend a couple of full teaching weeks (4 days each) at the University of Siena for in-person sessions and hands-on components of the course.

Academic support

Program principal

Prof. Marco Ferrari (ferrarm@gmail.com)

Teaching staff

• Andrea Borracchini
• Fabio Carboncini
• Silvia Cei
• Nicola Discepoli
• Andrea Fabianelli
• Serhat Koken
• Daniele Manfredini
• Denise Pontoriero
• Roberto Sorrentino
• Fernando Zarone

Requirements, admission, pre-application:

Find a step-by-step procedure to understand the requirements and to pre-apply, click on the button below:

In this way we will receive your pre-application and we will be able to help you in case of need. It contains all the documents required to apply and also some additional info we also need from you.

Upon enrollment – better as soon as you can – you will have to certify your access title. This step is mandatory and without a certified and comparable title the University of Siena will have to exclude you from the master. 

The steps, recapped

1. pre-application – https://dentalnecto.com/master-pnt-apply/
2. application and app fee (we will help you)
3. admission (the board will evaluate the applications and will accept or reject them in March)
4. enrollment (we will help you and you will need to pay the first instalment)
5. study
6. second instalment (After approx. 6/8 months)
7. study
8. final exam and certification

Dentalnecto will guarantee administrative and communication support with the university. We will also guarantee updates on teaching and will take care of communication and the technical part related to online lessons.

Please consider that you would need to be in Siena probably for one week in 2025 and one week in 2026. So check the time and required papers for the visa in case you need it. Extra EU students must pre-apply on the Universitaly website, too.

How much does the master’s program in Prosthodontics and New Technologies cost?

This master cost 7.548€ excl. taxes (virtual stamp duty 16€, final exam tax 32€, fees and VAT where applicable – depending also on your tax position and country). So, the maximum cost including taxes is 8538€.

1. At the application stage, you will have to pay a small deposit of 213€ plus VAT to enable us to handle your application and to reserve a place on the master course.
2. When your application is accepted you have to transfer your first payment (tuition fees, first instalment + VAT, virtual stamp duty).
3. After 4/5 months you will pay the second instalment (tuition fees, second and last instalment + VAT, minus the application fee).

If for some reason you don’t have to pay VAT, of course, the figures will be slightly different.

Educational System in Italy

In Italy, we don’t differentiate as other Universities do abroad. We divide it in “Undergraduate” (requires 180 credits), “Graduate” (requires 120 credits), “Post Graduate” (PhDs) and “Specialising Masters and Continuing Education”.

Prosthodontics and New Technologies falls under the category of “University Masters”, meaning that at the end of the program you will have gained 120 university credits. The equivalent required for the foreign MSc. You will earn a I level university master. Second cycle QF-EHEA / level 7° EQF (European Qualification Framework) in Italy. You can check how it will be recognised abroad through the ENIC NARIC network or your Minsitry of Education.

The University Masters the University of Siena issues all abide by the directions and all are recognised as such by and throughout the European Union. If you aim at using the title outside the EU, we suggest you check with the local Embassy about its validity.

How our agreement with the university works

Dentalnecto co-organizes the master’s program under an agreement, handling candidate recruitment through promotional partnerships with external entities like Zerodonto. We manage the application process, including submissions and all student communications related to admissions. We also collect fees, forwarding the tuition portion to the university in two installments as scheduled by them. The remaining fees cover our comprehensive support over the two-year program, from application to certification. This includes our services mentioned earlier, the management of online theory classes, remote support, software management, and video recordings of the sessions.

The figures disclosed on this site include everything: fees, services, and are total figures (include two years of courses).

What You Are Going To Study

Topics

• Introduction to the Master Course
• Scientific principles and clinical protocols regarding bonding and dental adhesion.
• Basics of digital photography in dental practice: intra-oral, extra-oral and portraits. Equipment, settings and photographic accessories.
• Data acquisition and patient analysis.
• How to set up a case presentation.
• Treatment planning and decisional workflow.
• Interdisciplinary approach to complex cases.
• Diagnosis, principles of occlusion and functional schemes.
• Endodontic treatment related to prosthodontic treatment plan/Endo retreatments and complex endo cases
• How to incorporate ETT in prosthodontic treatment planning: from single tooth to full mouth reconstruction
• Functional and esthetic previsualization of treatment outcomes: the mock-up technique.
• Fabrication of mock-up templates, mock-moulding, mock-up guided preparation technique.
• Horizontal and vertical preparations.
• Preparation for partial and full-coverage restorations.
• Cementation of fiber posts and prosthetic restorations.
• Basic principles of removable prosthodontics.
• Anatomy and function of edentulous patients.
• The vertical dimension of occlusion in edentulous patients.
• Functional, esthetic and phonetic considerations in removable prosthodontics.
• Fabrication and delivery of removable full dentures.
• Periodontal diagnosis and prognosis of prosthetic abutment teeth.
• Soft tissues management and maintenance in relation to prosthetic restorations.
• Crown lengthening techniques.
• Functional and clinical relationships between Periodontics and Prosthodontics.
• Organization and management of the dental team prosthodontist/dental technician.
• Analog and digital workflow in the dental laboratory.
• Dental laboratory considerations in the selection and handling of restorative materials: feldspathic ceramics, lithium disilicate and zirconia.
• Layering and painting techniques: case presentation.
• Fabrication and management of temporary prostheses.
• Soft tissues conditioning and relining techniques.
• Analog and digital impressions: basic principles and clinical protocols.
• Basic science behind intraoral scanners.
• Advantages and limitations of optical impressions.
• Intraoral scanner impression making.
• Dental ceramics: characteristics and indications.
• Decision-making process to select dental ceramics.
• Luting agents: characteristics, indications.
• Decision-making process to select dental cements.
• Clinical protocols of operative filed isolation and cementation.
• Temporo-mandibular joint considerations in prosthetic rehabilitations.
• TMJ and occlusion: physiology and pathology.
• Bruxism, obstructive sleep apnea and sleep disturbances.
• Diagnosis and treatment planning in parafunctional patients.
• Case presentation of parafunctional complex cases.
• Basic principles of computer-guided implant-supported Prosthodontics.
• Diagnosis and treatment planning in implant-supported Prosthodontics.
• Clinical procedures in implant-supported Prosthodontics.
• (Possibly) Master Thesis discussion and case presentation.

Dates

Dates are only drafted, and may change.

Schedule 2025 – draft

April 18-19, 2025: FERRARI – Build-up/Prosthetic approaches to the endodontically treated teeth
May 9-10, 2025: SORRENTINO – Restorative Materials in Modern Prosthodontics
July 11-12, 2025: KOKEN – Photography, Direct Restorations, CMR
September 12-13, 2025: FERRARI, FABIANELLI – PREPARATIONS AND MOCK-UP
September 24-27, 2025: (1st HANDS-ON)
November 28-29, 2025: DIGITAL FERRARI

Schedule 2026 – draft

February 18-21, 2026: (2nd HANDS-ON)
March 6-7, 2026: MANFREDINI, CARBONCINI – Occlusion, Orofacial Pain and TMD
May 22-23, 2026: BALDINI – Prosthodontic and interdisciplinary treatment planning
September 18-19, 2026: CASUCCI, VERNIANI
September 23rd, 2026: (EXAMS IN SIENA)

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