Continuing Education
Learn FPX the Way You Learn Best
Choose a structured classroom and model-based experience, individualized live-surgery mentorship, or combine both for the most complete implementation pathway.
FPX education is designed for clinicians with different levels of experience and different learning styles.
Some doctors prefer to first understand the methodology in a controlled classroom environment with model-based training. Others learn best by working through a real case one-on-one in their own office with live surgical mentorship.
Both pathways are available independently.
For clinicians who want the most complete experience, FPX recommends combining the 3-Day Classroom + Model-Based Training with In-Office Live Surgery Mentorship.
Classroom + Model-Based
3-Day FPX Training
A comprehensive three-day course offered several times each year, combining classroom education with hands-on model-based exercises.
The course focuses on the biologic, surgical, prosthetic, and planning principles behind FPX so clinicians understand not only how the workflow is performed, but why each decision is made.
What You'll Learn
- Planning from the final restoration backward
- FP1, FP2, and FP3 treatment selection
- Implant position and MUA strategy
- 3D alveolar architecture
- Soft-tissue architecture
- Prosthetically driven implant placement
- Guided surgical sequencing
- Immediate provisionalization
- Segmented definitive prosthetics
- Case workup and records
- Complication prevention and management
- Long-term restorative planning
One-on-One + Live Surgery
In-Office Mentorship
For clinicians who want direct case-based support, FPX offers individualized mentorship in the doctor's own practice using their own patient, team, and clinical environment.
This pathway can be used independently or paired with the classroom course.
Mentorship is designed not only to teach the FPX workflow, but also to help the clinician execute the surgery successfully in real time with experienced support present.
Mentorship Format
- One surgery: minimum 2-day mentorship
- Two surgeries: typically 3-day mentorship
- Preoperative case planning
- Guide and prosthetic workflow review
- Team and operatory preparation
- Live surgical mentorship
- MUA and provisional workflow
- Restorative coordination
- Postoperative review
- Complication troubleshooting
- Definitive prosthetic planning
One Path or Both
Choose the Learning Format That Fits You
Classroom + Models
Best for clinicians who want to understand the system, work through the concepts deliberately, and build a strong foundation before taking on a case.
In-Office Mentorship
Best for clinicians who prefer one-on-one learning, have a patient ready for treatment, or want experienced support present while executing a complex surgery.
Recommended
Combined Pathway
Complete the model-based course first, then reinforce the concepts through live mentorship on your own case.
This provides the strongest combination of understanding + application + repetition.
FPX Can Meet You Where You Are
Learn it in the classroom.Learn it in the operatory.Or do both.
You do not have to complete the classroom course before scheduling mentorship.
Some clinicians come to FPX primarily because they have a complex patient and want help planning and executing the surgery. Others want to build a deeper understanding of the methodology before treating their first case.
FPX supports both.