Seminar: Digital Implant Planning for Full Arch Dental Implant Treatment - Surgical and Restorative Options

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Course Overview

Surgical treatment of full arch cases requires a team approach, and the treatment will vary based on determining factors such as patient anatomy, available bone, and patient treatment desires. Many edentulous patients and patients with hopeless dentition want a more permanent treatment option and often request complex full-arch treatments with shorter treatment times and fewer appointments. In this program, participants will learn about how digital dentistry is enhancing surgical treatment options from an interdisciplinary point of view. Participants will learn how to identify and evaluate the appropriate candidates for treatment, and discuss immediate placement and loading to improve functional outcomes, meet patient requirements, and review workflow options, and real cases.

Objectives

Attendees should leave the course with knowledge of the following:

• Identify the need and opportunity to treat full arch patients with fixed detachable prostheses
• Recognize how to incorporate recent technological advances as part of the treatment plan
• Identify cases where guided surgery planning would be helpful for implant placement
• Understand surgical treatment options based on a restorative-driven team approach
• Review restorative materials and processes available to meet your patient’s expectations
• Understand options to execute treatment in an efficient, predictable and profitable manner

Presenter - Dr. Hunter Dawson
 

Dr. Dawson attended the University of Louisville School of Dentistry (ULSD). He also completed his Advanced Education Program in Prosthodontics at Louisville. During residency, his research interest focused on implant abutment materials and design. He focused his patient care on diagnosis and treatment planning of the terminal dentition using the latest digital technology workflows. He has published multiple articles in the areas of novel restorative materials using digital workflows utilizing guided implant surgery. Currently, he is the Implant Prosthodontic Specialist with University Dental Associates in North Carolina and has limited his practice to Prosthodontics with a focus on Implant Prosthodontics. He also holds a position as an adjunct assistant professor at the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry.

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