Not just placing your first case. Building the workflow, the coding, the case acceptance, and the trained team that make implants a real, growing part of your practice — not a service you offer once a quarter and forget about.
Most GPs who stall on implants don't stall because they can't learn the surgery. CE courses teach surgery.
They stall because nobody built the system around it — coding that actually gets paid correctly, a consult process that converts diagnosed cases into accepted treatment, a team that can explain what's happening confidently, and a digital workflow that doesn't tack an extra hour onto every case. That's the part I build.
Guided vs. freehand, digital scanning vs. PVS impressions, in-house milling and printing where it earns its cost — matched to your actual case volume, not the flashiest option.
CBCT, guided surgery, digital lab workflows — installed and integrated into how your practice actually runs day to day, not left in a box.
The exact structure: team roles, a presentation that reads the patient in the room, real objection-handling scripts, and take-home materials for the ones who need to think about it.
Role-specific scripts and rehearsal — front desk, assistant, doctor, treatment coordinator, hygienist — so the whole team can talk about implants with confidence, not just you.
The CDT code sets and worked examples for the case types you'll actually bill — phased treatment, immediate placement, full-arch — so cases stop getting underpaid or denied.
The right lab, the right guide-design service, the right financing partner — introduced and vetted, not researched from scratch by you at 9pm.
A real look at your current case volume, workflow, and team — where implants are actually getting stuck.
A specific, sequenced plan — what gets built first, which partners get introduced, what training happens when.
In-person or virtual sessions with your whole team, role by role, until the new workflow is second nature.
Ongoing standing check-ins as case volume grows and the workflow needs to flex with it.