Jiří Blahák
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MUDr. MDDr. Jiří Blahák, Ph.D., is a specialist in oral and maxillofacial surgery and implantology, practicing at his private clinic, Bladent, in Nové Město na Moravě, Czech Republic.
He graduated from Masaryk University in Brno with degrees in General Medicine (2011) and Dentistry (2014) and completed his PhD and specialization in oral surgery in 2019, when he was also appointed Consultant in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Since 2011, he has been an active member of the Oncosurgical Team at the University Hospital Brno, combining clinical practice with academic and research activities.
Dr. Blahák serves as Assistant Professor at the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Masaryk University, where he contributes to undergraduate and postgraduate education. Alongside his academic role, he founded the Bladent dental Education center in 2012, which he continues to lead, focusing on advanced implantology and surgical procedures.
An active member of the International Team for Implantology (ITI) since 2017 and ITI Fellow since 2025, Dr. Blahák plays a leading role in professional education. He has been Director of the ITI Study Club in Nové Město na Moravě since 2022 and chaired the first ITI Congress for Czechia and Slovakia in 2023. As an international lecturer and educator, he is actively involved in delivering courses and has established his own educational platform dedicated to advanced clinical training.
Specialization fields: Implantology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Expertise topics: Digital workflow in implantology and guided surgery, immediate implant placement in compromised sockets with provisionalization, autologous bone augmentation, and management of complications in implantology
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Digital workflow in implantology—prosthetically driven, patient-focused
In digital implantology we start backwards, from the end to the beginning. Changing this paradigm is essential and crucial for successful implantology. Bone sets the tone, tissue is the issue, but pros is the boss.
The benefits of digital technologies have shown how essential the contribution of prosthetic parts and the correct design of prosthetic work are to the overall result. We use digital technologies in all phases of implantology: from design, through guided implantation itself, guided augmentation, temporary solutions, selection of the correct prosthetic part in advance, to the definitive prosthesis.
Detailed planning by the surgeon is crucial for obtaining detailed knowledge of every surgical step. The aim is the highest possible accuracy and effectiveness during surgery. Thanks to the entire digital workflow, you carry out the surgery twice: once virtually, and a second time with the patient.
Not only a tooth in a day—a tooth in one surgery or in a few hours: single-visit surgery.
From design (CAD) to delivery of the manufactured provisional crown (CAM), before or immediately after implantation, using 3D printing. On the day of the surgery, we have a patient, an implant, a provisional crown bonded in the lab, a guide for guided surgery, and a model of the jaw in the office.
