Global dental leader Dentium successfully hosted a specialized seminar for a delegation of Japanese dentists on March 15th at its Gwanggyo headquarters. The event was designed as an immersive, hands-on educational program to effectively communicate the clinical advantages and product excellence of the bright Implant system to the Japanese market.

Prior to the main session, participants were given an in-depth, 60-minute factory tour of Dentium's state-of-the-art production facilities. The tour provided a comprehensive look at the entire implant manufacturing process, from initial design and precision engineering to the final quality control systems. Attendees expressed strong confidence in the company's rigorous quality standards and systematic production environment.

The academic portion of the seminar featured a series of expert lectures covering key clinical topics such as minimally invasive surgery using the Short & Narrow bright Implant, streamlined ‘Easy Bone Graft’ techniques with OSTEON™ Xeno Collagen and Collagen Graft 2, and case studies demonstrating the application of the bright Implant Tissue Level system. Complementing the lectures, a dedicated hands-on session provided participants with a practical opportunity to experience the clinical efficacy and user-friendly design of the bright Implant, deepening their understanding of its real-world application.

"This seminar was a valuable opportunity to directly showcase the clinical excellence and superior quality of our bright Implant to our esteemed partners from Japan," said a Dentium spokesperson. "By combining in-depth academic lectures with a transparent look at our manufacturing process, we have strengthened the foundation of trust and collaboration. We are committed to continuing this educational support to help clinicians in Japan achieve the best possible outcomes for their patients."

Building on the event's success, Dentium is expanding its educational initiatives for the Japanese market. The company plans to cultivate local Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) within Japan to lead future bright™ Implant seminars, ensuring continuous learning and network expansion.