From X-ray to real vision. Two days. Twenty-four clinicians. Four real patients. One integrated diagnostic workflow you can run on Monday morning.
Most clinicians own everything they need. The CBCT is installed. The camera is on the counter. The scanner is calibrated. The face-scan app is on the iPad.
And almost no practice uses them together on the same patient, in the same visit, for the same decision.
This is the diagnostic gap. Day 1 closes it on the page. Day 2 closes it on real patients, with your hands on every instrument.
Day 1 walks you through each instrument in the order a real diagnosis follows. Day 2 hands you the patients.
Acquired with your own hands, on three different real patients across the two days.
Printed Look · Scan · Shoot · Diagnose chart for the operatory wall.
One per tool. Laminated for the chair. ISO 100 · f/22 · 1/160s · 5300K and the rest.
Look · Scan · Shoot · Diagnose, signed by Dr. Devigus, recognised across the network.
Structured documentation challenge after the workshop with personal feedback on submission.
Full workshop recordings on the Devigus Method YouTube Membership.
Dr. Alessandro Devigus started clinical photography on Kodak EPP 100 in 1985 and has tested over 350 cameras in clinical practice since. He was Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Esthetic Dentistry for sixteen years and was among the first dentists worldwide to use CEREC, with more than 30,000 restorations to date.
The DevigusMethod is the framework distilled from that work — and the only thing taught in this room.
Your own mirrorless camera body, macro lens, and dual flash if you have one. Everything else — CBCT, Primescan 2, face scanner, AI software, lighting — is provided on site and configured before you arrive.
It's for any clinician who diagnoses. General practitioners get the broadest gain, but the workshop is calibrated to be useful for prosthodontists, orthodontists, periodontists, and final-year students as well. The integrated workflow is the same regardless of speciality.
The launch cohort runs at Foramen Dental Education, Rua de Santa Catarina 582, Porto, on 2–3 October 2026. The full equipment stack is audited in advance. Further cities open in waves through 2026 and 2027, announced to the waiting list first.
The one-day version teaches the four tools and shows integration on a single case. The two-day version puts every participant behind every instrument across four real patients, with a group case defence at the end of Day 2. You leave with three documented cases acquired by your own hand.
€2,000, VAT exempt. Pay in full on registration, or hold your place with a €1,000 deposit and settle the rest closer to the date. The deposit isn't refundable, but you can pass your spot to a colleague. The course is cancelled and fully refunded if it doesn't run — confirmation lands about two months out, so don't book travel before then.
Stay on the list. New cities open through 2026 and 2027. Waiting-list members can also flag preferred venues, which feeds into where the next workshops are scheduled.
Porto enrollment is open at Foramen Dental Education. Twenty seats. €2,000, VAT exempt. Full payment or €1,000 deposit. Cancelled and fully refunded if the course doesn't run.
Enroll for Porto →Porto is the first international edition. Other cities open through 2026 and 2027 — the list below gets first access when they do.
For cities after Porto. One email when your region opens.
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