Next Gen Prosthetic and Implantology. Hands-on Workshop with Giacomo Fabbri

Learning Outcomes:

– Feel comfortable with the latest technology in the field of the prosthetic rehabilitation on natural teeth and implants
– Feel comfortable with the management of extensive and complex multidisciplinary rehabilitations
– Improve your communication skills and treatment plan acceptance
– Feel comfortable with the management of interdisciplinary and challenging esthetic cases
– Feel comfortable with new fully digital treatment workflows
– Optimize the selection and clinical management of restorative materials
– Increase your knowledge about monolithic restorations in the anterior and posterior areas
– Increase your knowledge about CAD/CAM and 3D printing technology in daily practice
– Ideal management of the soft tissues around teeth and implants in the esthetic zone
– Full treatment planning and restoration of the fully edentulous patient
– Increase your knowledge about static (surgical guides) and dynamic navigation surgery.

Program

Module 1

Day 1

ESTHETIC AND FUNCTIONAL TREATMENT PLANNING

Diagnostic approach through functional and esthetic mock-ups. Integration analysis of 3D technology to create the patient's "Avatar," optimizing diagnosis and interdisciplinary communication.

– The diagnostic approach through functional and esthetic mock-ups
– Integration analysis of 3D technology to create the patient's 'Avatar'
– Optimizing diagnosis, planning, communications and interdisciplinary approaches
– Suitability in daily routine starting from esthetic cases to full arches reconstructions.

Day 2

TEETH PREPARATION, TEMPORARY RESTORATIONS, IMPRESSION AND INTRAORAL SCAN

New restorative materials and adhesive techniques for minimally invasive preparations. Focus on the use of intraoral scanners and transferring esthetic parameters to the lab.

– New restorative materials and adhesive techniques for minimally invasive dentistry
– Dental preparation techniques focused on maximizing enamel and tooth structure preservation
– Integration of digital workflows, intraoral scanning, and digital restorative procedures
– The role and management of provisional restorations and parameter transfers.

Day 3

FROM THE TEMPORARY TO THE FINAL: STEP BY STEP APPROACH

Understanding materials and their characteristics to optimize esthetic and functional outcomes. Critical analysis of adhesive cementation protocols for glass ceramics and zirconia.

– The finalization phase of prosthetic therapy
– Thorough understanding of ceramic materials (glass ceramics and zirconia)
– Digital workflows simplifying and enhancing final restorations
– Critical analysis of adhesive cementation protocols.

Module 2

Day 4

BASIC PRINCIPLES FOR MODERN PROSTHETIC THERAPY

The prosthetic, esthetic, and bone interface in implantology. Biological principles around dental implants and material selection for mucosal seal improvement.

– Implant-supported prosthetics and complete integration of restorations
– Optimizing interfaces: prosthetic, esthetic, soft tissue and bone
– Biological principles surrounding dental implants for key therapeutic decisions
– Material selection for improving mucosal seal and natural esthetics.

Day 5

THE TREATMENT OF ESTHETIC AREAS

Diagnostic planning to avoid severe esthetic complications. Evaluation and management of the bone compartment and supracrestal soft tissues using appropriate surgical techniques.

– Aesthetic integration: diagnosis and planning
– Bone compartment evaluations and surgical techniques
– Supracrestal soft tissue compartment management to avoid complications.

Day 6

TREATMENT OF THE FULL EDENTULOUS PATIENT

Defining the treatment plan for the fully edentulous patient. Occlusal and biomechanical considerations, with indications for FP1, FP2, and FP3 solutions.

– Definition of the treatment plan in the fully edentulous patient
– Occlusal and biomechanical considerations
– Definition and indications for FP1, FP2, and FP3 restorations
– Implant and abutment selections.