The complete guide to digital dentistry

– How does the intraoral scanner function?

– Types of scanners

– The main problems that occur during intraoral scanning

– Which intraoral scanner should I choose for my clinic? Detailed comparison of models from different manufacturers

– Detailed stages of intraoral scanning:

- Preparing the scanner and computer

- Ergonomics during scanning

- Scanning strategy: how should I move the scanner sensor in the oral cavity?

- Processing scanning result

- Additional programs for intraoral scanners

- Reception-transfer to the laboratory

- Image postprocessing.

– Features of intraoral scanners using in implant prosthetics

– Scanning of prepared teeth: the importance of the scanner resolution for ensuring the edge fit of the restoration

– Bite detection by intraoral scanners: central occlusion and centric relation registration using a leaf gauge

– Registration of dynamic occlusion

– Retraction of the gingival margin before scanning

– What is an prosthetic virtual key?

– Analysis of clinical cases.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.

– Overview of working with 3D printers

– What is support and what is used it for?

– What are 3D printers and how do they work?

– What printers do I use in practice: comparative characteristics of 18 printers at the Jacob Somoza`s Institute

– Evaluation of the printed model surface quality

– Definition of pixel and voxel? The voxel effect How to avoid it?

– Types of light sources. DLP and SLA technologies

– What needs to be changed during long-term operation of the 3D printer?

– 4K printers-detailed comparative characteristics

– The characteristic sizes of the platform in the printers

– The gray scale is the most important tool for eliminating the voxel effect

– Calibration of the axes of the 3D printer, resin, and light source-how to perform to avoid problems during operation

– How to position the support system in order to correctly create a platform for printing an object.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.

– Disadvantages of 3D printing, forcing us to turn to milling technology

– Principles of printing and positioning of the model in pre-printing space. Position of the support pins when printing

– Comparison of 3D printing and milling

– Evaluation of the quality and accuracy of printing and milling

– Evaluation of the quality of the surgical templates produced

– The positioning of the surgical template before printing

– Why do I need to scan the templates before the operation? Scanning procedure

– Which is better to use for making surgical templates: printing or milling?

– Features of working with printed models in the dental laboratory

– Fabrication of provisional implant-supported dentures

– Production of splints through printing technology: features of the technological process and use

– Veneers: printing or milling? Create perikymata on milled veneers.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.

– Analysis of a clinical case when digital planning is needed (aligners + virtual articulator + veneers)

– Algorithm for integrating digital protocols into treatment planning

– Experience using digital planning in conjunction with an analog facial arch

– A combination of CBCT, photography, and a virtual articulator. How to completely abandon working with the face bow

– Why I don’t recommend to use a two-dimensional smile design?

– The compilation of patient’s photos with his intraoral scan data

– Protocol of facial features analysis in the digital protocol

– The middle line and its offset

– Occlusal plane. The inclination angle . Correction in the digital protocol

– Selection of working materials (E-max, zirconium dioxide, feldspathic porcelain)

– Detailed analysis of several clinical cases.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.

– Landmarks for facial analysis

– Guidelines for 2D and 3D smile design

– How to correlate the planning result with the patient`s smile

– JSi Teeth Libraries

– Where to position the gingival margin and the neck of the teeth? When do we need plastic surgery?

– Integration with face photography and CBCT for planning implantation and bone grafting

– Overview of the photo equipment required for operation

– The angles of the photos of the patient to smile design

– Modeling, fitting, correction, and adaptation of mock-up restoration

– Analysis of facial asymmetry

– Comparison of the virtual articulator and the Motion 3Shape module

– Analysis of clinical cases according to the author`s protocols of Jacob Somoza.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.

– 2D and 3D smile design in 3Shape and Nemotec programs

– Planning of the jaw position and occlusion. Design of occlusional splints

– Analysis of movements with a splint for planning a total restorations

– Managing STL files. Three-dimensional coordinate axis

– How to evaluate and quantify 3D images of CBCT when integrated into digital protocols

– The ratio of the X-ray load on the patient and the final voxel resurrection

– Mapping DICOM files to STL files

– Combining the results of intraoral scanning and CBCT

– Integration of CBCT into 3D smile design. Analysis of clinical cases with the author's protocol of smile design.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.

– Digital technologies in surgery

– Dual scan protocol as the basis for predictable implantation

– Major challenges in guided surgery and how to overcome them

– Which templates are most accurate: milled or printed?

– Perfect hole in the template. Why is it so important?

– 3D planning in dental surgery. Analysis of clinical cases

– Comparison of templates produced on different 3D printers

– Surgical lengthening and autotransplantation using templates

– Complete edentia: rehabilitation using a surgical template

– Artifacts on CBCT. How to get rid of them?

– Why the temporary restoration should be made prior to surgery

– Surgical template for zygomatic implants.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.

– 3D smile design for prosthetics on implants: integration of the face and the anatomy of natural teeth

– Is it possible to create a beautiful and functional smile in 2 visits

– Total rehabilitation for 3 visits on a clinical example

– How to avoid distortion when scanning

– How accurate is the intraoral scanner for prosthetics on implants

– Types and forms of prosthetic structures on implants

– Photogrammetry: where it is used and why it is used by the dentist

– PIC-abutments: advantages of their application

– Overview of the ICAM4-D system

– Prosthetic Virtual key: application protocol

– How to accurately record the position of soft tissues

– Materials for prosthetic restorations on implants

– Secrets of getting a high-quality restoration.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.

– Facial Analysis: new protocol

– Treatment planning depending on the expected facial aesthetics

– JSi photos

– JSi teeth library

– Surgical crown extension: clinical case

– NIM protocol: function + aesthetics. Interdisciplinary approach

– Planning and treatment of patients with edentia

– Creating a NIM mock-up

– Orthodontic Set-Up.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.

– Detailed full digital protocol of patient rehabilitation with aligners + prosthetic restoration

– The choice of material for prosthetic restorations

– Features of the Empress Multi feldspathic porcelain

– Tricks of ceramic polishing to optimize the fluorescing effect

– Ultra-thin milled veneers (0.4 mm): is it real?

– Create perikymata on CAD-CAM-veneers

– Life hacks for milled veneers adhesion in the oral cavity

– How to get rid of ceramic salts after HF etching?

– The effect of natural scalloped gums on the aesthetics of a smile

– Detailed analysis of clinical cases with an analysis of the aesthetics of the gums and lips

– Combining the results of intraoral scanning and CBCT

– Analysis of clinical cases with the author’s protocol of smile design.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.