This comprehensive three-day program is designed to teach a predictable, prosthetically driven workflow for advanced full-arch implant rehabilitation. The course focuses on digital treatment planning, guided surgery, stackable guide workflows, immediate implant placement, immediate loading, multi-unit abutment selection, digital conversion, and segmental FP1 restorative concepts. Participants will gain a systematic approach to diagnosis, treatment planning, surgical execution, restorative workflows, and long-term maintenance while learning practical techniques that can be immediately incorporated into clinical practice.
By the end of the course, clinicians will be able to:
• Diagnose and treatment plan advanced full-arch implant cases.
• Differentiate FP1, FP2, and FP3 treatment concepts and appropriate
indications.
• Utilize digital planning and prosthetically driven implant positioning.
• Execute guided full-arch surgery using stackable guide workflows.
• Apply predictable immediate loading protocols.
• Select and position multi-unit abutments appropriately.
• Perform digital conversion and provisional restorative workflows.
• Recognize and manage surgical and restorative complications.
• Understand the principles behind segmental FP1 prosthetic design and
long-term maintenance.
This course is designed for experienced implant clinicians seeking to advance their skills in digitally guided full-arch rehabilitation. Participants should have prior implant placement experience and a working knowledge of guided surgery. The curriculum focuses on advanced diagnosis, treatment planning, immediate loading, digital workflows, and FP1/FP2 full-arch case execution. This is not an introductory implant course.
Full refund available 30+ days before the course; 50% refund for cancellations 15‒29 days prior; no refunds within 14 days. Registration transfers require prior approval.
Educational Method: Lecture & Participation
Credit Hours: 22.5 CE
AGD Subject Code: 690 Implants
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