Immediacy in Full Arch: The Pathway to FP1
Oct 15 to 16, 2027
- 2 Days | Hands-On | 14 CE Credits
- Included: Breakfast, coffee, lunch and refreshments throughout the course duration
This clinically focused, two-day intensive course equips clinicians with the essential knowledge and skills to confidently execute immediate full-arch implant rehabilitation. Through a combination of lectures, live demonstrations, and hands-on training, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of state-of-the-art protocols and workflows for implant placement and full-arch restoration in edentulous and terminal dentition cases.
A key focus of this course is a revolutionary workflow that integrates the STAR concept with AI-powered Smile Design using Smilecloud, alongside advanced implant planning tools. Participants will explore principles and guidelines for immediate implant placement and loading, learning how to navigate a variety of real-world clinical scenarios.
By the end of the course, clinicians will have the expertise to strategically plan and execute predictable, immediate full-arch implant rehabilitations, enhancing both efficiency and patient outcomes in their daily practice.
Who should attend? Dentists
Immediacy in Full Arch: The Pathway to FP1 (October 15 to 16, 2027)
Speakers:
Dr. Wael Att
Sam Alawie
[MDT]
Theory
- Principles of full arch on implants: The digital workflow.
- Virtual patient, Smile Cloud Utilization, 2D and 3D projects
- Setting the blueprint for FP1 cases and recognizing bottlenecks
- Material selection for full-arch rehabs
- Increasing probability of outstanding results
- Bottlenecks in full-arch cases-The lab perspective
- Implementation of MODJAW in full arch cases
Practice
- Participants Will Use Smilecloud for Virtual Design
- Participants will practice virtual implant planning using the codiagonostix software
- Participants will have implant placement training with surgical guide and pick up temporary rehabilitation
- Customize, Finish and polish screw retained provisional
- Live Patient MODJAW demonstration