The Complete Digital Implant Workflow Series

+ Target Audience: general dentists placing/restoring implants, prosthodontists, periodontists, oral surgeons

+ Information:

A step-by-step, clinic-to-lab program covering the full digital implant workflow—from diagnosis and treatment planning to guided surgery and definitive/restorative delivery. Emphasis on predictable outcomes, efficient team collaboration, and streamlined chair time.

What You Will Learn

• Case selection and data capture: medical/dental risk, photography, IO scan protocols, bite records

• CBCT acquisition/interpretation and merging datasets (CBCT + intraoral scans)

• Virtual treatment planning: prosthetically driven positioning, bone reduction, and anatomic safety zones

• Guide design/verification: tooth-, tissue-, and bone-supported guides; sleeves, offsets, and stability checks

• Surgical execution: guided vs. navigated workflows, immediate vs. delayed placement, grafting basics

• Provisionalization & immediate loading: criteria, torque thresholds, conversion protocols

• Digital prosthetics: emergence profile design, screw-retained workflows, multi-unit abutments, full-arch protocols

• CAD/CAM fabrication: abutments, temp/final restorations, materials selection, and finishing

• Occlusion, maintenance, and complication management: biomechanics, hygiene, and rescue plans

• Team coordination: dentist–lab–assistant playbooks, QA checklists, and documentation

Who Should Attend
General dentists placing/restoring implants, prosthodontists, periodontists, oral surgeons, laboratory technicians, and dental assistants seeking an end-to-end digital workflow that is reproducible and efficient.

Why Attend

• Replace fragmented steps with a cohesive, prosthetically driven protocol

• Reduce remakes and chair time while improving esthetics and function

• Strengthen clinician–lab collaboration with clear standards and handoffs

+ Topics:

• Lecture 1 Utilizing 3D imaging for Safe Implant Planning
• Lecture 2 Integrating Scanning Technology to Enhance Restorative Treatment
• Lecture 3 Restoring function with Prosthetically Driven Implant Planning
• Lecture 4 Generating a Printable Surgical Guide from Virtual Treatment Plan
• Lecture 5 Implant Restorations Made Easy with Scanning Technology