Here at Implant Solutions we are passionate about providing our patients with the best of care, and also educating dentists and dental students about implant dentistry. We frequently welcome dentists and dental students from all over the world to observe and learn from Dr Worthington and Dr Sauer. This is a service we provide free of charge to benefit our profession. We also hold frequent seminars in various locations around New Zealand for dentists, dental technicians and doctors who wish to learn more about implant dentistry.

“Thank-you Mark and Heidi. Implant Solutions was such a welcoming, friendly and enjoyable working environment. As students with limited knowledge of implant dentistry we felt comfortable to ask any questions and anything we did ask was very well explained. We found our week at Implant Solutions to be a valuable and educational experience and hope that this opportunity will be granted to more students from Newcastle.”
Emma Thompson and Danielle Talks, University of Newcastle, UK

“On behalf of Nga Mokai o Nga Whetu (the New Zealand Maori Dental Students Association), we would like to thank you for the opportunity you gave our students by welcoming us into your New Plymouth clinic during our 2009 Taranaki placement.
We really appreciate the time and patience you allowed us as you went through all the different implant procedures you had scheduled, as well as answering our many questions. We enjoyed you showing us what is on offer as we explore what our options are once we graduate. It has certainly been an opportunity that we look forward to repeating and will not forget.

Your expertise as both a business person and a surgeon has educated, encouraged and inspired us in the many different aspects that we will face very soon as dentists.
Then of course we can’t forget to mention the time both you and Heidi took to show and explain aspects of your Auckland clinic to us; your clinic is amazing. Please pass on our thanks to Heidi as well.

Once more, we would really like to thank you for everything that you have done and we really hope that this opportunity will be extended to other students in the future as it has been to us.”
Nick Stretton and Mereana Tumohe, University of Otago, NZ