Straumann Group

Learning objectives

Participants will gain a clear understanding of the principles, possibilities, and limitations of guided surgery-ranging from straightforward cases to more advanced indications.

The course combines theory with hands-on training to ensure immediate clinical relevance. You will learn how to plan implant cases using coDiagnostiX software, design surgical guides, and control both the surgical and prosthetic outcome before placing the implant.

The course also covers planning for ready-made, screw-retained temporary restorations, enabling efficient and predictable workflows.

Hands-on sessions allow you to work with guided surgery systems, compare different approaches, and place implants in models with full prosthetic control. In addition, you will practice intraoral (IO) scanning for implant cases and learn practical tips and digital restoration workflows without compromising accuracy.

Course Objectives

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

• Plan implant cases using a prosthetically driven digital workflow
• Design and plan surgical guides with coDiagnostiX Use guided surgery cassettes to achieve precise implant placement
• Understand differences between guided surgery systems
• Perform intraoral (IO) scanning for implant-supported restorations
• Restore implants digitally with accuracy and confidence