Full-Arch Implant Therapy: Mastering the Digital Workflow (July 31–August 1, 2026)

In-Person & Remote | 16 CE Units

Course Overview

This advanced course focuses on FP1 full-arch implant reconstruction using cutting-edge digital workflows. The FP1 concept is designed to maximize natural soft tissue contours while minimizing bone resection, preserving esthetics and function. Through the integration of digital technologies such as digital smile design, face scanning, intraoral scanning, photogrammetry, and 3D printing, participants will learn how to deliver precise, predictable, and highly esthetic outcomes.

The course combines lectures, case-based discussions, hands-on workshops, and live surgery demonstrations to provide a complete learning experience.

Educational Objectives

Digital Planning & Diagnostics

• Apply digital smile design principles to achieve patient-centered esthetic outcomes.
• Use facial scanning and intraoral scanning for comprehensive digital treatment planning.
• Incorporate photogrammetry to capture precise implant positions for immediate and definitive restorations.

Prosthetic Design & Fabrication

• Integrate digital workflows to optimize prosthetic design including esthetics and occlusion.
• Understand material selection and CAD/CAM protocols for durable FP1 restorations.
• Use 3D printing for surgical guides, provisionals, and custom restorative components.

Surgical Execution & Soft Tissue Management

• Perform guided osseous resection only when necessary to preserve natural tissue contours.
• Apply digital surgical guide protocols for accurate implant positioning (axial and tilted).
• Manage soft tissues digitally and surgically to maximize esthetic outcomes and long-term stability.

Hands-On & Live Demonstration

• Virtual implant site planning using digital software.
• Guided flap management and implant placement.
• Conversion of removable prostheses into immediately loaded FP1 fixed restorations using digital workflows.