London (UK) – June 17-19, 2026

From 3d presurgical planning to final CAD/CAM restoration (Level 1+2)

In this course, the technical and clinical advantages of the digital workflow will be explained, and it will be clear how every single digital step can help the clinicians, technicians, and patients in different ways – saving time, increased precision, predictable outcomes, and enhanced professional-to-patient communication. You will be able to master the tools available for digital workflow in implant dentistry – It provides a systematic approach to learn from intraoral scanning (digital impressions) to the 3D planning software and 3D printing, all the way to guided surgery and placing implants in the most technological, well planned and therefore safest way possible.

Target group: Surgeons, Implantologists, GPs, Prosthodontists

Topics

• Guided surgery hands-on

Objectives

• Scan using SIRIOS intra-oral digital scanner
• Use of coDiagnostiX software
• Single tooth aesthetic zone case
• Single tooth posterior zone case
• Design a surgical guide
• Printing of a surgical guide
• Hands-on practice on guided implant surgical placement

Location

Queen Mary University of London, 3rd Floor Seminar Room, Dental Hospital, Turner Street Whitechapel

Fee

EUR 2000

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