T-Scan™ for Digital Occlusal Analysis: Protocols of Robert Kerstein

– What is T-Scan 10™?
– Design elements and principles of T-Scan 10™
– Advantages of using T-Scan 10™
– T-Scan 10™ application in everyday practice
– T-Scan™ data analysis for implant prosthetic insertion protocols.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Functional dentists.

– T-Scan 10™ application to determine occlusal force
– T-Scan-guided adjustment
– Limitations of using articulating paper in dentistry
– The value of microocclusion in prosthetics
– Step-by-step protocols for using T-Scan 10 ™ for prosthetics on implants and natural teeth.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Implantologists, General dentists.

– Intraoral scanner and functional occlusal load monitoring
– The use of T-Scan™ during the delivery of prosthetic restorations in full-mouth cases
– Step-by-step protocols for using T-Scan 10™ for prosthetics on implants and natural teeth
– Correlation between articulation paper marks and T-Scan 10™ data
– Control of occlusion during prosthetics on implants in posterior teeth
– Displacement of the force profile: significance in occlusal rehabilitation cases.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Implantologists, General dentists.

– Analysis of appliance-based jaw repositioning
– Occlusal contact: evaluation of working side group function
– Working side group function and muscle hyperactivity
– T-Scan™ application for analyzing working side group function, muscle activity, and muscular TMD symptoms
– Analysis of common occlusal complications
– Articulating paper application vs. digital occlusal analysis.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Implantologists, General dentists.

– Evaluation of the size and location of the articulating paper mark
– Use of digital occlusal analysis with T-Scan™ to detect damaging high force and time premature occlusal contacts
– Force, pressure, and time measuring with T-Scan™
– Control prosthetic case complications by employing the T-Scan™:

- Full arch implant prostheses
- Mixed arches where teeth and implant prostheses reside together
- Snap-on removable implant prostheses.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Implantologists, General dentists.

– T-Scan™ data for prosthetic restoration installations
– Analysis of the impact of excessive occlusal forces with T-Scan™
– Management of post-insertion occlusal complications
– T-Scan™-guided occlusal treatment: protocols for improving chewing function
– Analysis of clinical cases:

- T-Scan™ occlusal analysis
- Delivery of the prosthetic restoration and post-insertion evaluation.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Implantologists, General dentists.

– Analysis of posterior disocclusion time
– Long disocclusion time and its effect on occluso-neurophysiology
– The science of occlusion and T-Scan™-guided matrix
– TMD diagnosis and analysis of radiographs
– T-Scan™ analysis of occlusion
– TMD treatment protocols with Disocclusion Time Reduction (DTR) using T-Scan™-guided occlusal analysis
– Analysis of clinical cases.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Implantologists, General dentists.

– Analysis of occlusal force and implant restorative problems
– The most common implant complications related to occlusion
– Occlusal analysis and force distribution
– T-Scan™ analysis of occlusion
– T-Scan™ application for implant rehabilitation treatment planning
– T-Scan™ application for functional prosthetic occlusion
– T-Scan™ workflow for recording occlusion function and maximum intercuspation position (MIP)
– Indication and advantages of T-scan: evidence-based evaluation
– Step-by-step analysis of clinical cases. 

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Implantologists, General dentists.