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Introduction

The International Board of Oral Implantology (IBOI) is an Independent Organization that is launched in 2019  (Reg No. L19000230684 - State of Florida/USA).

Our Mission:

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• Certify Dentists at the most advanced  guidelines of  proficiency in the full scope of Oral Implantology Treatment to guarantee their knowledge  and abilities in dealing with  patients.

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• Strive to elevate the science and art of Oral & Dental Implantology towards higher standards, through innovation and continuous improvement.

In fulfilling its purpose and objectives, the International Board of Oral Implantology (IBOI) Reg No L19000236948 state of Florida/USA follows the International accreditation system concerning the CE points achieved during the continuing education process and examination.
 

Our goal

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IBOI goal is to certify that all dental specialists and general practitioners attain Board certification, and that IBOI diplomates are universally recognized by the public, dental bodies, licensing and privilege commissions in many countries.

The Master of Science in Oral Implantology & Dental Surgery is offered through Tamimi Academy's collaboration with the International Medical College (IMC®), which recognizes Tamimi Academy's curricular training in the master's program, allowing qualified and certified candidates to save some modules from the university's master's degree requirements according to Bologna criteria.

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All competent Dental Implant practitioners from throughout the world, regardless of dental speciality or country of practice, are eligible to take the IBOI exam.

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The certification process is extensive and is divided into two sections (written and oral examinations) that cover all aspects of oral implantology.

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All applicants must show proof of an active Dental License in good standing from the local councils, allowing them to practice dentistry where they are.

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The IBOI Diplomate Designation represents the highest level of implant dentistry expertise. The IBOI's certification procedure verifies that a dentist has proved knowledge, ability, and proficiency in oral implantology/implant dentistry through a comprehensive examination process.

The certification exam is genuine and effective, and it is given in a safe, fair, logical, and unbiased environment. Candidates must show a thorough understanding of both the surgical and restorative sides of implant dentistry, as well as important maintenance and aftercare.

 

Prior the Examination day, excellent documentation of the candidate's cases must be submitted to the Examination Committee.

The International Board of Oral Implantology examination process assesses a practitioner's in-depth knowledge, proficient skills, and capacities to perform comprehensive, safe, and successful implant and implant-related procedures to their patients.
 

 Applicants must successfully complete both the Part 1 Written and Part 2 Oral Examinations within three (3) years to become a Diplomate of the International Board of Oral Implantology.

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The IBOI Part 2 Examination is an Oral Examination with multiple stations , each station will focus on major aspects of implant dentistry such as but not limited to Oral Surgery, Prosthetics, Periodontics, Radiology and Anatomy as well as cases that the candidate submits to the IBOI.

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Entry to Part 2 Oral Examination is ONLY possible after successful completion of Part 1 Written Examination.

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The International Board of Oral Implantology's mission is to raise dental implantology standards by establishing a certification process and ensuring that it is followed by dental professionals.

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 To meet this objective the IBOI, Board of Directors.

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• Examine dental professionals who apply for Diplomate designation to ensure that they meet the educational, training, and knowledge requirements.

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• Ensure that the certification process reflects the knowledge, experience, and abilities that applicants are assessed on in order to ensure that the highest quality of patient care is provided to patients by such professionals.

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• Members of the Board of Directors serve as Examiners.

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Director Message:

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"Dear colleagues:

Being Board Certified  Implantologist is something great it is a commitment that you make to your  country , your patients, and yourself. It means that you have taken the time to re-assess the knowledge  and experience that has been acquired during your dental education or over the period of time that you have been practicing and taking continuing education courses. It provides the opportunity to mentally collate all of the information that you have gathered in university, in research, and in practice and place yourself at the pinnacle of knowledge both clinically and didactically. It means that you made significant achievements beyond the mandatory educational requirements of the science of implantology and allows you to provide the highest evidence-based standard of care for your patients. It will set the stage for continuing your education, as the science of Oral Implantology /Implant dentistry an evolving process and the “state of the art” of practice today will change in a few years, even though the biological basics will remain the same. Being Board Certified is for now; however, with the Recertification program that the Board provides, the “now” will continue to remain the “state of the art.
Challenging the Board is for you, and will be an enjoyable experience, as it will show you as well as your examiners the depth of your understanding of the art and science of oral implantology .The Certifying Examination as well as the periodic Recertification Program will make you proud of what you know didactically and proud of your level of practice. It will additionally assist you in identifying areas that need to reinforce.

Moreover you will be recognized as an Implantologist or getting-the privilege in implantology where it is required to practice implant dentistry in some countries.

As a Chairman of the executive examination committee of the  International Board  Of Oral Implantology (IBOI)and a Board Examiner having graduated from my dental school 30 years ago and from my PhD in oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 15 years ago, I realize that learning is a never-ending process. I learn when I study to prepare the examinations, and I learn from our  students and candidates when I administer the Certifying Examination, and I learn from my patients. My fervent hope and expectation is that many of the unanswered questions that we have in implant dentistry will be answered by you our Diplomates. It is you who will keep the future of the Oral implantology /implant dentistry bright.

Good luck in your future career
Prof. Dr. Mazen Tamimi"

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