Dentium Showcases “Digital Minimalism” Clinical Protocols at Istanbul and Malta Forums
From bright CT-Based Digital Workflows to Minimally Invasive Strategies with bright Implant
Dentium recently hosted consecutive global academic forums in Istanbul, Türkiye, and Malta, sharing digital clinical workflows and minimally invasive treatment strategies centered on bright Implant and bright CT technologies.
The forums were designed not as conventional product presentations, but as clinically focused educational programs featuring practical lectures and hands-on sessions.
The events attracted strong interest from dentists across Europe and the Mediterranean region, with particular attention given to minimally invasive implant approaches utilizing bright Implant systems and digitally driven diagnostic and surgical workflows powered by bright CT.
The “Istanbul Forum 2026,” held in Türkiye, featured an international lineup of speakers including Dr. Pokpong Amornvit, a digital implant specialist from Thailand;
Prof. Daniel Thoma of the University of Zurich, Switzerland; Prof. Jordi Caballé from UIC Barcelona, Spain; Prof. Young-Dan Cho of Seoul National University School of Dentistry; and Dr. Sung-Min Jung of Dentium Dental Clinic.
The scientific program focused on facial-driven digital treatment planning, CT-based diagnostic protocols, minimally invasive implant placement using bright Implant systems, as well as sinus augmentation and GBR protocols.
Among the most discussed topics were sinus approaches utilizing bright Implant and DASK Simple systems, along with treatment strategies for narrow alveolar ridge cases.
Hands-on sessions centered on narrow ridge treatment, immediate loading, and the Sinus Simple protocol.
Participants showed particular interest in how bright Implant-based protocols could simplify complex surgical procedures while maintaining predictability and clinical stability.
The practical, clinically oriented structure of the program received highly positive feedback from attendees.
The forum also served as an opportunity to introduce the bright Implant System and bright CT—both scheduled for launch in the Turkish market later this year—to local clinicians for the first time.
Dentium explained that direct interaction with local dealers and dental professionals provided valuable insight into regional market needs and growing interest in digital clinical solutions.
Following the Istanbul event, Dentium held “EuroForum Malta 2026” on May 8–9, bringing together clinicians from across Europe and Libya to explore the concept of “Digital Minimalism” based on bright Implant and bright CT workflows.
On the first day of the Malta forum, Prof. Young-Dan Cho presented a hands-on session on “Narrow Ridge Implantation,” while Dr. Cosmin Dima led a practical workshop on the “Sinus Simple” protocol.
Participants directly practiced sinus augmentation and GBR procedures using DASK Simple and bright Implant systems, with all hands-on sessions reaching full capacity early due to strong demand.
The second day focused on scientific lectures centered around Digital Minimalism, covering topics such as digital scanning, AI-assisted implant planning, minimally invasive implant therapy, and advanced bone augmentation procedures.
Dr. Sung-Min Jung introduced clinical strategies for improving workflow efficiency using bright Implant and digital treatment workflows, while Dr. Pokpong Amornvit shared facial-driven digital diagnostic concepts and CT-based treatment planning protocols.
Prof. Jordi Caballé discussed predictable implant treatment strategies achieved through integrated surgical and prosthetic workflows, and Prof. Young-Dan Cho presented minimally invasive implant approaches for compromised alveolar ridge conditions.
A Dentium representative commented, “These forums provided an opportunity to share the direction of digitally driven, minimally invasive treatment concepts centered on bright Implant and bright CT technologies with clinicians around the world.”
The representative added, “Dentium will continue expanding global educational programs focused on practical clinical application and predictable digital workflows.”