ProArch® PROSTHETICS – Prosthetic Restoration, Planning, Prototyping, and Definitive Reconstruction in Full-Arch Implant Cases

Estado

reservable

Fecha límite de registro

15. sept. 2026 (UTC+1)

Precio por participante (se aplican impuestos locales)

EUR 3000.00

Idioma

Inglés

Puntos

0.00 Puntos

Método de entrega

Clase teórica

Público

nacional

Información del ponente

Dr.

Krzysztof Chmielewski

Dr.

Dagmara Karczewska-Purzycka

Descripción

This intensive 3-day course focuses on prosthetic workflows in full-arch implant rehabilitation — from functional and esthetic planning to digital prototyping and fabrication of the definitive restoration. Participants will explore the complete digital-prosthetic pathway, integrating diagnostic, functional, and esthetic data to achieve predictable and biologically stable outcomes.The program covers in-depth topics such as types of full-arch prosthetic designs, diagnostic evaluation of the masticatory muscles and temporomandibular joints, occlusal concepts, cephalometric analysis, and treatment planning for Class I, II, and III patients. Special emphasis is placed on soft-tissue conditioning, abutment selection, digital impressions, vertical dimension determination, bite registration, passive fit verification, and integration of advanced digital tools including Zebris jaw tracking, intraoral scanning, and photogrammetry.Hands-on sessions on models will allow participants to gain practical experience with photogrammetry protocols, passive-fit verification bars, scanning strategies, and abutment selection. The course concludes with a live patient demonstration, showcasing digital prototyping, Zebris functional analysis, and the delivery of the final restoration.

Segmentos de productos: Prostodoncia, Implantología, Soluciones digitales

Objetivos de aprendizaje

Classification and selection of full-arch prosthetic designs
Diagnostic protocols for muscles and TMJ assessment
Occlusal concepts and cephalometric analysis
Planning of prosthetic restorations for Class I, II, and III patients
Soft-tissue conditioning and emergence profile management
Abutment selection for optimal esthetics and biomechanics
Digital impressions and scanning strategies
Determining and recording the vertical dimension of occlusion
Bite registration techniques and verification of passive fit
Use of Zebris jaw-motion analysis in prosthetic planning
Photogrammetry for precise digital data capture
Communication with the lab and digital file integration
Hands-on sessions: scanning, photogrammetry, verification bars, abutment selection
Live patient demonstration: prototyping, functional testing, and final restoration delivery

Sesiones

18. sept. 2026
| 09:00 – 18:00