16 Jun 2021, 05:00 PM Berlin

Marcus Dagnelid DDS

During this lecture you will gain insights into digital solutions in implant dentistry that facilitates the treatment planning process and guides your clinical decisions. Many CAD/CAM protocols have the possibility of enhancing patient security, but too often they are avoided due to cost of software’s and instruments. With newer technologies more clinicians can gain access to these platforms with minimal investment taken. With an increasing demand for single implants the trend towards direct digital restorative diagnosis is clear, and with that clinician can vastly improve their prognosis and treatment outcomes. Choosing the correct loading protocol based on objective measurements is key to gain success. Today there are online cloud solutions available, such as Osstell Connect, that tracks implant patients not only on a local clinical level, but also from a global perspective. Clinicians can utilize this data to gain clinical insights and guide the decision making in implant treatment.

16 Jun 2021, 07:00 PM Berlin

Nick Lygidakis DDS, MScM, MScD, PhD, FICD

The existing scientific data and the experience of the international experts shows that 'Treatment of young patients with MIH should be scheduled per case, following the definition of the defect severity per individual tooth'.

17 Jun 2021, 01:00 AM Berlin

James Angelone

The approach to implant dentistry as a lab technician has changed. The digital landscape offers many solutions for a laboratory today from keeping all of the workflow in house, to outsourcing parts of the process to achieve maximum efficiency. This program will show how lab technicians can get involved in fully guided full arch solutions... View Article