Events and Education

Examination

Examiner Application Deadline

• To be considered as an examiner you must have been a Diplomate for at least 3 years and in good
  standing with the ABOI/ID.
  • Examiners will be chosen on a yearly basis with no term specified to service as an examiner. You may be
  selected as a proctor for the first year or two. As a proctor you will sit in on several exam sessions before
  being paired up with another examiner.
  • No examiner shall serve for more than ten (10) years, however in the case of an emergency, it will
  be at the discretion of the Part II Examination Chair to appoint an examiner.
  • Examiners are not compensated for their service as an examiner to the ABOI/ID. Examiners are
  reimbursed for their travel expenses and other reasonable expenses that are outlined in the ABOI/ID
  reimbursement policy.
  • If selected, you will be required to complete confidentiality agreement, conflict of interest and
  disclosure forms provided by the ABOI/ID.
  • To continue service as an examiner, you must resubmit an application every three (3) years.

If interested, please fill out the application and email it to diplomate@aboi.org

Examiner Application

Annual Meeting

AAID Annual Conference

Course

The ABOI Exam Explained (301) at the 2024 AAID Annual Conference

8:00am–12:00pmAtlanta, Georgia

Course

ABOI Mock Exam (302) at the 2024 AAID Annual Conference

1:30pm–5:30pmAtlanta, Georgia

AGD Code: 770 Self-Improvement
Target Audience: Core Knowledge
Course Fee: $0

Presented By:

Joe Leonetti, DMD, FAAID, DABOI/ID

Malvern, Pennsylvania, United States

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Individuals who are in the process of or are contemplating taking the American Board of Oral Implantology/Implant Dentistry (ABOI/ID) board examination are encouraged to attend this program. Guidelines for case submissions, case selection, and submission will be discussed. Attendees will learn why it is important for case submissions to be in the correct format as well as to provide the information requested by the Board. Topics such as case selection and documentation, photographic guidelines and requirements, as well as proper documentation, will be discussed. The presenters will be past and present board examiners who will provide examples of both good and improper case submissions.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn how to choose and prepare appropriate cases to fit the criteria for Diplomate level cases for the ABOI examination
• Explore how to develop a rationale for proper case selection
• Examine proper photographic and radiographic requirements and guidelines for case submissions
• Learn how to compile information to demonstrate case documentation according to ABOI standards

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Examination

2025 Application Deadline

NEW For 2025

• Candidate application, application and exam fees are due no later than December 1, 2024.
• Part II Oral Exam Case Submission for approved candidates are due no later than January 15, 2025.
• Approved candidates are now required to fist take and pass Part I-Written Exam before proceeding on to Part II-Oral Exam. Both exams cannot be taken in the same year.

2025 Candidate Application

Examination

2025 Oral Exam Case Submission Deadline

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Course

Board Review Course

This course is intended to be a comprehensive review of selected subject matter related to the assessment, treatment planning, surgical management, prosthodontic restoration, and maintenance of dental implants. The information in this course may prove helpful in preparing for the incorporation of dental implantology into a clinician's practice activities.
It should be noted that a three day review course is not intended to substitute for in-depth training in the discipline of oral implantology.  The content of this program may prove to be helpful as an adjunct in preparation for written and oral examinations where a clinical and theoretical knowledge base in oral implantology is necessary. 

Examination

Part I Written Examination

The ABOI/ID Written Examinations are conducted at PearsonVUE(opens in a new window)(opens in a new window) testing centers worldwide.

Examination

Part II Oral Examination

The ABOI/ID oral examination consists of a combination of standardized cases where candidates will be guided through a case and asked questions.  The second part of the oral examination is where candidates will defend their own cases.  

Course

Board Review Course

This course is intended to be a comprehensive review of selected subject matter related to the assessment, treatment planning, surgical management, prosthodontic restoration, and maintenance of dental implants. The information in this course may prove helpful in preparing for the incorporation of dental implantology into a clinician's practice activities.
It should be noted that a three day review course is not intended to substitute for in-depth training in the discipline of oral implantology.  The content of this program may prove to be helpful as an adjunct in preparation for written and oral examinations where a clinical and theoretical knowledge base in oral implantology is necessary. 

Examination

Part I Written Examination

The ABOI/ID Written Examinations are conducted at PearsonVUE(opens in a new window) testing centers worldwide.

Examination

Part II Oral Examination

The ABOI/ID oral examination consists of a combination of standardized cases where candidates will be guided through a case and asked questions.  The second part of the oral examination is where candidates will defend their own cases.