Full-Arch Dental Implant Rehabilitation: Advanced Surgical Principles in Digital Workflows

Status

bookable

Registration deadline

24. Apr 2026 (UTC-5)

Price per Participant (local taxes apply)

CAD 3499.00

Language

English

Points

16.00 Points

Delivery method

Classroom theoretical lecture

Audience

National

Speaker(s)

Phil Walton

Description

This intensive two-day program provides clinicians with a comprehensive, surgery-focused exploration of full-arch dental implant rehabilitation. Designed for practitioners seeking to expand their competence and confidence in managing the to-be edentulous cases, the course will touch on foundational analog techniques and focus on cutting-edge digital and guided surgical workflows. Participants will review essential surgical principles for predictable full-arch treatment, including case assessment, anatomical considerations, implant positioning, and management of challenging bone conditions. Building on this foundation, the program shifts toward modern digital planning and guided execution, emphasizing the use of CBCT data, intraoral scanning, digital smile design, and guided surgical tools to enhance precision, efficiency, and patient outcomes.

Product segments: Implantology

Provider: STUS01
60 Minuteman Road
MA 01810 Andover, United States

Learning objectives

Through interactive lectures, hands-on demonstrations, over the shoulder live surgeries and real-world case discussion, attendees will learn how to:

Integrate analog and digital diagnostic protocols for comprehensive treatment planning
Utilize digital workflows for full-arch implant placement, including software planning and surgical guide design
Execute guided and semi-guided surgical approaches with accuracy and predictability
Navigate soft- and hard-tissue considerations critical to long-term success
Coordinate effectively with laboratory partners in both analog and digital settings
Troubleshoot common complications and optimize postoperative outcomes

Sessions

24. Apr 2026
| 08:00 – 16:30