All-on-X. Implantology, prosthetics, dental technician stage

– Full arch treatment

– MALO`s criteria for success treatment

– Digital implantology:

- CT scan

- Photography

- Digital alternatives.

– Treatment planning

– Tissue management

– Partial extraction therapy: socket shift technique:

- Advantages

- Consequences

- Alternatives

- Step-by-step protocol.

– Relationship between shield and implant

– Clinical cases.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists.

Time: 2 h

– Theory of All on X;

– Choosing which patients are candidates;

– Implant positions for biomechanical success;

– 3 Case types with examples;

– Data acquisition for each case type;

– Provisional Prosthesis design for effective 3D printing;

– Clinical tips to ensure surgical efficiency.

– The communication between dentist and Dental Technician in All on X cases;

– How our planning can guide us to choose the right material in every case;

– Predictable results taking advantage of digital dentistry;

– Better function and aesthetic results in a 1 piece Arch.

– Software Design for all on X to ensure surgical accuracy and efficiency;

– Bone Reduction guide design and use;

– Drilling Guide design and use;

– Stackable Prosthesis design;

– Choosing a 3D printer and resins;

– Proper positioning for 3D printing success;

– Prosthesis pickup or same day printing;

– Finishing the provisional prosthesis and delivery.

– Basic prosthodontic principles when restoring full arch implant cases;

– Treatment planning and conventional restorative steps for full arch implant reconstruction;

– How to merge conventional prosthodontics with digital technology;

– The value, potential, and limitations of the screw retained diagnostic wax-up;

– Most frequently encountered complications and how to avoid them;

– Available restorative materials; their potential and limitations;

– The use of stereolithographic models for guided implant surgery.

– Treatment planning advanced full arch implant reconstruction;

– Treatment options to eliminate distal cantilevers;

– The value of implementing pterygoid and zygomatic implants;

– Implementation of digital technology when restoring full arch implant cases;

– Clinical and laboratory steps to restore advanced full arch cases;

– The compound prosthesis: clinical and laboratory steps.

– The PIC® Precise Implant Capture system;

– The use of photogrammetry in dentistry;

– The records needed to plan full-arch implant cases for immediate load. FMRLab Implant Guided System;

– How to create the virtual patient using 3D facial scanning, technologies as part o the PIC Bridge Workflow;

– Digital full arch Provisionals with 3d printing and final prosthetic options.