CERTIFY AS A ZAGA CENTER

Clinical Excellence

Exclusivity
We seek for improvement and excellence
We work as an international network of highly experienced professionals in zygomatic implants. Our aim is to enhance the treatment’s success rate through scientific progress, focusing on preventing complications and improving our ZAGA Method to provide the best possible care for our patients.
Using strict requirements, each certified ZAGA Center is screened before approval. Then, they become the exclusive local references for zygomatic implant treatments. The objective is to provide best-in-class treatment for all patients and to accumulate even more experience to further enhance its success rate.
"When patients come to our office and see our ZAGA Center plaque, it creates a certain amount of confidence."
Costa Nicolopoulos
ZAGA Center Dubai and Athens
Steps for the ZAGA Centers Certification
Certifying as a ZAGA Center requires initial and continued compliance with requirements. After you send us the application form, we will start a process to evaluate* your submission:

First Step - Presentation
We will set a brief call regarding your experience with zygomatic implants and why you want to join.

Second Step - Clinical Case Presentation
Video answer (we will record it live) to:
- Brief description of your cv/curriculum and experience with regular and zygomatic implants;
- What does the rehabilitation of the atrophic maxilla using zygomatic implants mean for you?
- What do you believe the ZAGA Centers Network can do for you?
- What do you think you can do for the ZAGA Centers Network?
Participate in an official ZAGA Course before or within the first six months after acceptance
Share five documented zygoma cases with us, including at least two quad zygoma rehabilitations. The easiest way is to prepare a PowerPoint or keynote for a video presentation. For each treated patient, the candidate should include the following:
- A short description of the case, including the following information:
- Introduction: Brief introduction of the case: Patient’s age, Chief Medical Complaint
- Relevant medical history
- Relevant dental history: Previous failures or/and complications, augmentations, grafts, etc.
- Patient’s request/expectations: What they are asking for
- Relevant clinical exploration findings: remaining teeth, bone loss, remaining implants, and the volume of the alveolar bone when applicable.
- If you add figures, add a short legend to them in all cases.
- Treatment Plan
- Treatment performed
- CBCT (pre- & post-op) images. Alternatively, a post-op OPG would suffice if local regulations make a post-op CBCT unfeasible
- Prosthesis delivery
- Surgical pictures
- Pre- & Post-op full-face anonymized picture of the patient
- Information regarding the follow-up period (longest available)
All information should be anonimized.