Digital Dentistry & Guided Surgery Faculty
The faculty of M.O.D.A – Modular Digital Dentistry Program is composed of specialists in oral surgery, implantology, digital rehabilitation, aesthetics and 3D planning.
In addition, all instructors combine extensive clinical experience with strong academic backgrounds. This ensures a rigorous and up-to-date education focused on real clinical application.
Expert Faculty in Digital Dentistry Workflows
The M.O.D.A faculty brings together complementary clinical profiles. As a result, digital dentistry is taught from a fully integrated perspective. Implantologists, oral surgeons, rehabilitative dentists and digital design specialists work together so participants understand each stage of the clinical–digital workflow.
For this reason, this multidisciplinary approach allows participants to:
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Integrate clinical photography, CBCT and intraoral scanning into diagnosis.
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Plan and support guided surgeries using predictive and safe criteria.
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Design digital smiles with an aesthetic and functional focus.
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Apply CAD-CAM protocols and immediate provisionalization.
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Coordinate clinical–laboratory communication effectively.
In addition, the quality and experience of the faculty play a key role in helping clinicians progress confidently through every phase of the digital workflow.
ADRIANA CASTRO CALDERÓN
Dr. Adriana Castro Calderón works in endodontics, oral surgery and implantology, combining clinical practice with teaching activity at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. She holds postgraduate degrees from UIC and Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
Her background also includes her experience as an ITI Scholar at UNAM, along with regular participation as an international speaker. She is the author of scientific publications related to implantology and digital dentistry.
Juan Lara Chao
With exclusive clinical dedication to oral surgery, implantology and bone reconstruction, Juan Lara Chao focuses his professional activity on these fields.
His academic involvement includes his role as a lecturer in the Oral Surgery Master’s Program at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos and his collaboration in the Implant Surgery Master’s Program at UAX. He has also taught at Universidad de Alcalá and worked at Hospital Príncipe de Asturias.
He holds a degree in Dentistry from Universidad Europea de Madrid and a Master’s Degree in Oral Surgery.
José Luis Domínguez-Mompell
José Luis Domínguez-Mompell Micó has extensive experience in oral surgery and implantology, combining clinical practice with teaching activity.
His professional career includes his work as a lecturer in the Oral Surgery Master’s Program at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos and his collaboration in the Implantology, Prosthodontics and Peri-implantology Master’s Program at UAX. He has also taught at Universidad de Alcalá and worked at Hospital Príncipe de Asturias.
He holds a degree in Dentistry from Universidad Complutense de Madrid and a Master’s Degree in Oral Surgery.
A Practical, Up-to-Date Approach from Day One
The teaching philosophy of M.O.D.A is based on continuous guidance throughout the training process. Faculty members remain actively involved in every stage of each module. This includes data acquisition, digital design, surgical planning and clinical application.
As a result, this close supervision helps participants gain confidence. It also strengthens clinical judgment and supports the transfer of digital workflows into daily clinical practice.