AAID MaxiCourse




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FAQs

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Program Overview

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Do I need previous implant experience before enrolling?
No previous implant placement experience is required. The Seattle MaxiCourse supports dentists new to implants as well as clinicians already placing implants who want to expand their skills.
What makes the Seattle MaxiCourse different from shorter implant courses?
The Seattle MaxiCourse is a comprehensive year-long program with eight modules and 300 hours of education, offering deeper clinical understanding, mentorship, hands-on training, and a pathway toward AAID credentialing.
Who is teaching the course modules?
The program is led by implant specialists Dr. Senan Najar with guest faculty including internationally recognized educators.
Is this course affiliated with the AAID?
Yes. The program follows the educational model of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry and fulfills the 300-hour requirement to sit for the AAID Associate Fellow examination.


Curriculum & Training

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How is the Seattle MaxiCourse structured throughout the year?
The program consists of eight modules delivered between September and May, typically over three-day weekends (Friday–Sunday).
How many modules are included in the program?
Eight modules progressively build surgical, restorative, and treatment planning skills.
How much hands-on training is included?
Participants complete laboratory surgical exercises, cadaver sessions, digital planning exercises, restorative workflows, and live surgical demonstrations.
Will students place implants on live patients?
Students train through laboratory surgical exercises, cadaver sessions, and live surgical demonstrations performed by faculty.
Where will the modules be held?
Most modules are held at the 3DBioCAD training facility at 5866 S 194th St, Kent, WA.
Where will the cadaver modules be held?
Cadaver sessions will be hosted at a dedicated surgical training facility (location announced prior to the module).
What implant system will be used?
The course incorporates implant systems through our partnership with MegaGen, a program sponsor and global implant manufacturer.


Career Impact

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How will this course impact my practice?
A comprehensive course not only equips participants to successfully integrate implant dentistry into their practice, but also empowers clinicians to improve the lives of patients facing complications associated with implant dentistry.
How quickly can the course pay for itself?
With implants starting around $3,400 and full-arch treatments around $20,000, many dentists recover the cost of the course relatively quickly after implementing implant services.


Tuition & Enrollment

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What is the cohort size?
Enrollment is typically 12-20 participants, with a cap of 30 per cohort.
What is the cost of the program?
Standard tuition is $20,900. Military/Early Bird (reg before Aug 1) is $19,900, and recent graduates may qualify for a $18,900 rate.
Is there a discount for registering early?
Yes. Early registration before Aug 1 provides a $1,000 discount.
Should I wait to register?
Early registration is recommended due to limited seats and early-bird tuition discounts.
Is there a deposit required?
A $1,500 (refundable) deposit secures your seat and is applied toward tuition.
Are payment plans available?
Yes. Interest-free plans include a $1,500 deposit followed by eight equal monthly payments.
What’s included in the cost?
Tuition includes 300 CE credits, surgical training kit, course materials, AAID membership, module hospitality, and a graduation dinner.
What expenses are not included?
Travel, hotel accommodations, transportation, and personal meals outside scheduled course hospitality.


Travel & Logistics

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What hotels are recommended?
Home2 Suites by Hilton Seattle Airport (Tukwila) and TownePlace Suites Marriott Southcenter (Kent).
Transportation from the airport?
Uber, Lyft, taxi, and public transit are available from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Transportation from the hotel to the training facility?
The recommended hotels are approximately a 10-minute drive from the training facility.
What happens if I miss a module?
Make-up attendance may be possible in a future cohort depending on availability.
What does a typical module week/weekend look like?
Participants are encouraged to arrive Thursday evening, allowing time to check in to their hotel and be ready for the first day of instruction.

Each module typically follows this schedule:

  • Friday - Sunday: 8 AM - 5 PM instructional sessions
  • 1-hour lunch break
  • Two 10-minute breaks during the day
Morning sessions typically focus on lectures and clinical concepts, while hands-on training sessions are generally scheduled in the afternoon. Detailed agendas for each module are provided prior to the session.

Participants are encouraged to remain for the full scheduled training hours to maximize the educational experience. However, if travel arrangements require leaving an hour or two early on Sunday, that is generally acceptable.






Dental Implant Courses

The Pathway to Success

AAID Credentialing

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The Seattle MaxiCourse® is your gateway to becoming a credentialed expert in implant dentistry.

  • Associate Fellow (AFAAID): Completion of this course fulfills the 300-hour educational requirement to sit for the AAID Associate Fellow examination.
  • Preparation: We dedicate specific course time to reviewing for the Part 1 (Written) and Part 2 (Oral) examinations, giving our participants a distinct advantage.
Dental Implant Courses

The Pathway to Success

AAID Credentialing

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The Seattle MaxiCourse® is your gateway to becoming a credentialed expert in implant dentistry.

  • Associate Fellow (AFAAID): Completion of this course fulfills the 300-hour educational requirement to sit for the AAID Associate Fellow examination.
  • Preparation: We dedicate specific course time to reviewing for the Part 1 (Written) and Part 2 (Oral) examinations, giving our participants a distinct advantage.





Registration Information

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Disclaimer: A self instruction online aspect is included in the program. Participants will need loupes, laptops and note-taking materials.

Registration Fee: Fee includes tuition, registration, handouts, materials, breakfast, coffee, lunch for most full-day courses, and other amenities involved in making this a pleasant learning experience.

Notes: The registered participant grant permission to Seattle MaxiCourse (and its designees and agents) to utilize the participant’s image, likeness, actions and/or statements in recorded audio, video, or photographic display for exhibition, publication, or reproduction made of, about, or at an activity without further authorization or compensation.

Dental educational institutions have an obligation to disseminate new knowledge related to dental practice. In so doing some presentations may include controversial material or commercial references. Sponsorship of continuing dental education courses by sponsor does not endorse a particular philosophy, procedure, or product by the sponsor. Sponsor reserves the right to modify the course content, faculty and meeting location; and also reserves the right to cancel a program, if necessary.

Any cancellation made less than two months prior to the start date will result in non-refundable tuition. Any cancellation made before two months of the start date will be refunded including a $1,500 registration service charge.



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