- Apply a “top-down” approach to treatment, including patient evaluation, treatment planning and restorative material selection
- Learn a multidisciplinary approach to surgical planning and execution
- Execute digital treatment planning for full-arch restorations with the end goal in mind
- Review surgical guide options, including bone-borne, tissue-borne and stackable approaches to guides
- Understand when and how to immediate load
- Select appropriate restorative protocols for various fixed material options
- Describe recommended occlusal schemes
- Discuss surgical and restorative complications
- Summarize use and clinical benefits of “test driving” with provisionals
Fixed Full-Arch Implant Solutions: From Surgery to Final Prosthesis
Course Synopsis
13 CE Credits | $1,295.00
This course will provide a complete review of surgical and restorative techniques required to provide fixed full-arch implant-retained prostheses. An in-depth review of an efficient protocol will be covered, including digital treatment planning, intraoral scanning, surgical guides, multi-unit abutments, provisionalization and immediate loading. This course provides a hands-on experience which includes guided implant placement on an edentulous model, placement of multi-unit abutments, digital scanning of a multi-unit model, implant verification jig and delivery of a 3D-printed provisional prosthesis.
Learning Objectives
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Live CourseSuccessful Crowns, Bridges and VeneersReview the complete clinical and laboratory protocol for crowns, bridges and veneers, and perform hands-on exercises for finishing, polishing and cementing a monolithic zirconia crown.
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Live CourseFixed Full-Arch Implant Solutions: From Surgery to Final ProsthesisThis course provides a complete review of surgical and restorative techniques required for fixed full-arch implant-retained prostheses plus hands-on model-based experience.
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Live CourseImplant Surgery: A Comprehensive Review Utilizing Freehand and Guided TechniquesThis hands-on course will provide a comprehensive review and comparison of computer-guided and freehand techniques for the surgical placement of implants.