In 2026, we are offering two unique training experiences designed for maxillofacial surgeons seeking professional excellence:
PRACTICAL COURSE IN DIGITAL ORTHOGNATHIC SURGERY
Apunta estas fechas: 27 y 28 de febrero. A 100% practical course on mastering digital orthognathic surgery workflows will take place in Madrid, Spain.
This is not just a course, it’s a whole new way of operating.
You will learn in a practical format with real cases, surgical planning, and innovative techniques from Miguel Ángel del Moral, VP of Software Development at Nemotec.
📅 February 27th and 28th, 2026 | 📍 Madrid, Spain | Learn more>>
INTENSIVE COURSE FAB WITH DR. ARNETT: FACE, AIRWAYS, AND BITE
From May 28th to 30th, the third edition of our Arnett FAB European Course: Face, Airway, and Bite will take place.
A meeting with world leaders in orthognathic surgery to explore the future of facial, airway, and bite treatment.
Three intense days to address real cases and key factors in aesthetic and functional orthognathic interventions.
📅 May 28th, 29th, and 30th, 2026 | 📍 Madrid, Spain | Learn more>>
In-person dentistry courses: the key to professional growth
In the dental sector, continuous training is essential and necessary in order to offer patients the best service through safe and efficient treatments in line with the latest practices and advances.
Dentistry is evolving rapidly, and it is easy to fall behind if you do not make an effort to continue growing professionally. The development of new techniques and digital tools not only improves the patient’s experience and results, but also that of the professional. Achieving high quality treatments and strong clinical competitiveness in an increasingly demanding market.
Investing in this type of training is investing in clinical excellence.
Training in orthognathic surgery: key in an evolving sector
Orthognathic surgery is a discipline driven by clinical, technical, and technological advances such as digital planning, AI assistance, or the use of less invasive techniques.
Recent studies show that digitally assisted surgery achieves submillimeter deviations and reduces operating time. Advances in regenerative medicine and robotics are already shaping the near future of the sector.
Staying up to date in a constantly evolving sector is not optional; it is necessary to ensure good practices and quality treatments that are already demanded by patients.
Orthognathic surgery not only influences the patient’s quality of life and respiratory function, but also their mental health. It is therefore necessary to continue investing in knowledge and offering patients the clinical excellence they need.
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