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Prior to the 1990s, the field was held back by relatively high failure rates, delayed loading, conventional impressions, and long healing times. Today, cases can be planned digitally and surgically guided. Immediate loading implants can achieve high primary stability on day one while uniquely anodized surfaces virtually assure secondary stability and healthy keratinization.

Surgical practices that rely on referrals can use technology to plan every case as team. Fewer unexpected outcomes and downstream challenges for the restorative dentist will strengthen the referral relationship. Adoption of a coordinated digital workflow can also maximize patient satisfaction through immediate loading and precisely matched CAD-CAM restorations. In this lecture, Dr. Scott MacLean will discuss how the use of a digital workflow can make patient-satisfying immediacy a realistic routine option.

The incorporation of digital technology in implant dentistry significantly enhances clinicians’ ability to improve implant treatment planning, surgical implant placement and restoration. Implants can be predictably placed in a prosthetically driven approach, yielding ideal prosthetic outcomes. In this presentation, Dr. Effie Habsha will provide a comprehensive, practical and pragmatic overview of the digital tools and technologies used in planning, placing and restoring dental implants.

DTX Studio™ ecosystem allows for digital efficiency when connecting clinical practices with the dental laboratory. Learn the ease of sending of IOS orders virtually straight to the dental laboratory. This is through the powerful DTX Studio™ GO platform. DTX Studio™ GO also houses numerous videos for online training at your leisure. DTX Studio™ Lab offers the dental technician a vast array of restorations from single to full arch implant borne restorations, to tooth borne restorations. The design of a Screw-retained crown with an Angulated Screw Channel (ASC) will be shown.

Overview of DTX Studio™ Implant encompassing the latest software features. Turn the plan into reality. Gain adequate knowledge of the DTX Studio™ Implant software and accompanying digital workflows to support your practice.

Ever thought about adding the All-on-4® treatment concept to your practice? The rehabilitation of fully edentulous patients or soon to be edentulous with 2 tilted implants in the posterior region and 2 straight implants in the anterior region was developed to restore patients with a fixed esthetic and functional prosthesis in as little as one day, while avoiding more complex surgeries such as grafting procedures. The lecture will go over this life changing treatment and the steps needed to successfully integrate this concept in your practice.

An interactive presentation for all Specialists, GP’s and Labs. An efficient digital ecosystem is vital in helping regain patient confidence, limiting exposure by reducing appointments, and delivering higher value to the procedures offered in dentistry. You will follow a case from inception, beginning with data acquisition and diagnostics, through treatment planning and surgical execution, and concluding with referral based communications including the sharing of STL files from specialist to GP and lab.

A review of the options for full arch implant supported restorations. Selecting the type of prosthesis and materials in various clinical scenarios. Optimizing efficiency in fabrication of full arch implants supported restorations. Review of clinical cases.

Treatment of patients with a terminal or failing dentition is a clinical challenge. Today’s patients have high education levels, and even higher expectations, leading to rejection of removable prostheses. Immediate implant placement and temporization has revolutionized dentistry, allowing optimum patient treatment. However, this technique is challenging, and requires clear communication between all team members. If the surgeon, prosthodontist, and laboratory technician collaborate well, outcomes are excellent. However, that is often not the case, and complications occur for a variety of reasons. This course will help all team members identify the inherent problems encountered in treating this group of patients, and how to minimize patient complications.