Straumann Group

Description

In the realm of implant dentistry, successful outcomes are not solely dependent on implant planning but also heavily influenced by implant prosthodontics. Several factors come into play, including the choice of implant material, its shape, the abutment material, and even the prosthetic material, all of which have a substantial impact on clinical results. Advanced CAD/CAM materials offer a wide range of prosthetic options. In today's digital age, digital technology allows for chairside solutions that can be an efficient and cost-effective choice for both patients and practices. Within the digital curriculum for implant prosthodontics, the following topics are explored:

• Exploring the diverse implant geometries for various applications and the connections between implants and abutments and how they affect therapy success.
• Digital impressions: Examining the innovations and challenges associated with this technology.
• Understanding the digital workflow in implant prosthetic care.
• Evaluating the applications and limitations of new materials in the CAD/CAM field.
• Delving into the use of 3D printing technology in implant care.
• Chairside and labside technologies: Exploring the boundaries of one technology and the opportunities presented by the other.

Target group: Endodontist, General practitioners, Implantologist, Prosthodontist, Surgeon

Product segments: Implantology