Global dental implant leader Dentium today announced the successful conclusion of its ‘The NEXT in Implant Consensus,’ a major academic symposium held on April 27th at the COEX Auditorium in Seoul. The event served as a premier forum for discussing simple, predictable, and digitally-driven implant treatment strategies, all centered around Dentium's next-generation flagship product, the bright Implant.

Held under the slogan “Minimal Surgery, Simple Prosthetics,” the consensus brought together a panel of eleven distinguished speakers and three expert moderators from leading university hospitals and private practices. They focused on the overarching concept of ‘Digital Minimalism,’ exploring minimally invasive surgical techniques, streamlined digital workflows, and simplified laboratory strategies for efficient prosthetics.

Discussions on minimally invasive surgery highlighted how the bright Implant system enables flapless procedures with high predictability, even in challenging narrow ridge cases. The system's ability to achieve excellent initial stability in immediate placement scenarios was a recurring theme, offering clinicians a reliable solution for complex extraction socket management. A key innovation showcased was the new Pin Guide, which was praised for its ability to facilitate incision-free surgery. By allowing for a precise 3D assessment of bone topography without a digital guide, the tool was cited as a significant advancement in improving both surgical efficiency and visibility.

The forum also delved into the digital workflow, emphasizing the industry's shift towards model-less prosthetics. Experts detailed how integrating data from intraoral scanners and CBCT with a 'Facial Driven Design' approach leads to more accurate and aesthetic outcomes. bright 3 layer block was also noted for its ability to simplify the prosthetic process by producing aesthetic zirconia restorations without the need for external staining, thus reducing clinical variability. The event provided attendees a valuable opportunity to see case-based presentations on how various products—including the bright™ implant, Pin Guide, bright CT—are applied in real-world clinical settings, complemented by hands-on workshops.

Building on this success, Dentium plans to expand ‘The NEXT in Implant’ series into a global academic platform. In the second half of 2025, the company will host the ‘Easy Bone Graft Consensus,’ a practical clinical education program. Furthermore, a series of customized regional seminars will be rolled out in key global markets, including Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.

“With the bright Implant, we aim to present a new paradigm in implant treatment—one that is simple and easy for both the clinician and the patient,” said a Dentium spokesperson. “Based on our ‘Digital Minimalism’ concept, we are continuously developing advanced technologies and academic programs that simplify complex procedures and enhance both clinical efficiency and treatment stability. Dentium will continue to help design the future of dentistry, contributing to better clinical environments and an improved quality of life.”