- 2025-07-10 08:30:00
- Total Core Academy, Dubai, UAE
Comprehensive course on digital solutions Expired
Comprehensive course on digital solutions
THE SCHEDULE
Registration
08:30 – 09:00Digital Data Acquisition
Introduction to Digital Impression Techniques in Full Arch Reconstructions. Explore the importance of digital impressions in providing accurate and efficient data for full arch restorations. - Science and Clinical Applications. Discuss the scientific principles behind digital impressions, including accuracy, patient comfort, and time efficiency compared to traditional methods. - Technology Overview. Familiarize yourself with the latest technologies used, including intraoral scanners (IOS), face scanners, and cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT). - Functional Registration of Jaw Movements. Learn the techniques for recording jaw movements and how they integrate with digital planning. - - The 4D Digital Avatar. An exploration of the 4D digital avatar concept and its role in patient-specific treatment planning.
09:00 – 12:00Lunch Break
12:00 – 13:00Hands-On Workshop
- Intraoral Scanning (IOS). Practice capturing digital impressions using IOS technology, emphasizing technique and accuracy. - Face Scanning and CBCT Imaging. Engage in hands-on activities to scan a patient's face and obtain CBCT images, learning how to visualize anatomy in three dimensions. - Functional Registration. Acquire skills in registering jaw movements digitally and understanding their significance in treatment planning. - Matching. Perform exercises to match digital impressions with jaw movements, ensuring functional harmony in restorations.
13:00 – 18:00Implant Guide and Restoration Planning
- Introduction to Surgical and Grafting Procedures in Digital Dentistry. Discuss the comprehensive process of planning implant placements and grafting procedures using digital workflows. - Importance of Implant Guides. Explore how guided implant surgery improves accuracy, predictability, and patient outcomes. - Restoration Planning. Learn to design restorations digitally, ensuring they meet the desired aesthetic and functional requirements.
09:00 – 12:00Lunch Break
12:00 – 13:00Hands-On Workshop: Dynamic Navigation
Dynamic Navigation Techniques. Engage in hands-on practice using dynamic navigation systems for implant placement, learning how to adapt to changing anatomical considerations intraoperatively
13:00 – 16:00Live Surgery
Participate in a live surgery demonstration focusing on Full-Arch Guided Surgery. Observe the placement of a full-arch implant using a surgical guide and learn real-time decision-making and techniques.
16:00 – 18:30Contemporary Printing and Milling
- Science and Clinical Insights. Understand the advancements in 3D printing and milling technologies, including their applications in dental restorations and orthodontics. - Overview of Materials. Discuss the various materials available for printing and milling, considering their properties, advantages, and limitations.
09:00 – 12:00Lunch Break
12:00 – 13:00Demonstrations
- Live Demonstrations. Witness live demonstrations of contemporary printing and milling techniques, exploring the workflow from digital design to finished restoration. - Interactive Q&A Engage with experts to discuss specific applications and troubleshoot techniques during the demonstrations.
13:00 – 17:00Final Ceremony
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Improving the predictability of alveolar ridge augmentation: avoiding common pitfalls
Abstract:
Regeneration of bone deficiencies requires:
1) proper diagnosis,
2) risk assessment to determine the likelihood of success,
3) the selection of appropriate techniques, materials, and protocols,
4) careful surgical execution, and
5) follow-up and management of complications.
Although many techniques, materials, and protocols are available, emphasis will be placed on those that are evidence-based, have the highest potential for achieving desired outcomes, are associated with lower patient morbidity, and have a lower risk of complications. The choice of bone graft material and the utility of biologics (recombinant platelet-derived growth factor, rhPDGF, and platelet-rich fibrin, PRF) will be discussed. Bone augmentation often results in a loss of vestibular depth and may require vestibuloplasty or soft tissue augmentation.
This presentation will start with an explanation of the concepts and theoretical aspects, followed by a description of the step-by-step protocol. The hands-on part will begin with a demonstration, and then have participants perform each procedure.
Educational objectives:
By the end of this program, participants will acquire practical experience with:
- Risk Assessment and Classification
- Material Selection: autogenous Bone vs biomaterial
- Rationale for the application of membranes
- The response to various membranes
- Flap design considerations in various oral sites
- Bone and Graft Stabilization
- Vestibular and Soft Tissue Management: Application of Tissue Substitutes
- Complications: Recognition and Management
- Effectively assess risks and classify bone deficiencies.
- Select appropriate graft materials for successful outcomes.
- Execute flap management and stabilization techniques.
- Recognize and manage potential complications in bone regeneration.

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