The digital restorative workflow has matured to the point where same-visit crowns, inlays, and onlays are now reliable, strong, and easy to implement. A new generation of compact chairside printers brings fast, chairside friendly printing with a built-in curing light in any dental operatory. Paired with an integrated ecosystem - intraoral scanning, AI-driven design, and streamlined print preparation - these systems make it realistic for a GP to scan, design, print, and deliver a definitive restoration in a single appointment.
The rapid evolution of digital technologies - including facial scanning, intraoral photogrammetry (IPG), and 3D printing - has fundamentally changed the way clinicians approach full-arch dental implant rehabilitation. This CE webinar will present practical, real-world case scenarios to demonstrate how digital data - from facial scans to intraoral photogrammetry - can be aligned within a unified workflow. Emphasis will be placed on achieving a seamless digital flow between surgical and prosthetic phases, improving accuracy, efficiency, and communication. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of how to simplify the digital process, leverage emerging technologies, and apply these concepts predictably in daily clinical practice.
Digital technology has made another advancement, allowing clinicians to explore the role of mandibular jaw motion tracking in enhancing digital aesthetic and restorative workflows. Participants will learn how motion tracking technology functions as a virtual articulator, enabling more precise treatment planning and predictable outcomes. Clinical case examples will illustrate how integrating jaw movement data with intraoral scanning and CAD/CAM systems supports accurate smile design, functional restorations, and improved patient care.
In this CE webinar, participants will explore the full potential of modern facial scanning technology and its newest features. The webinar will demonstrate how advanced facial scanning, mandibular movement tracking, and optimal jaw relationship functions can be seamlessly integrated into digital workflows to enhance precision, communication, and patient outcomes.
Attendees will see real-world examples of how these tools can be applied in daily practice—from diagnostics and treatment planning to patient communication—providing an efficient and reliable way to align facial, intraoral, and CBCT data. By the end of the webinar, participants will understand how to implement these innovations to elevate both their clinical practice and the patient experience.
Do the exam, make a diagnosis, present the dentistry that the patient “needs." If they say, “no thank you,” educate them so they understand why that is a bad idea. Very logical, generally not very effective. No one wants to buy dentistry and that is what every dental student is taught to sell and then tells their team to sell. We need tools that help us sell what we really need to sell, the stuff the person walked in the practice WITH. The Oral Health Report and ConsulHealth can do that because you can choose to leave off recommended treatment while you focus on the real reason that patient might want dentistry.
This one-hour CE webinar will focus on utilizing modern technology to treat a variety of clinical scenarios. The diagnosis and treatment planning will involve facial and intra-oral scanning, digital photography, 3D printed models and CBCT. The digital avatars will be uploaded into the lab design software to help communicate hard and soft tissue position relative to the patients face, and ideal tooth position will be established. The case studies will be presented in a step-by-step process so attendees will be able to visualize the process and repeat it in their own practice.
This CE webinar has been designed to expose clinicians to state-of-the-art concepts related to full-arch immediate reconstruction and much more. Participants will be introduced to proven surgical, laboratory, and restorative protocols which improves both surgical and restorative accuracy through a standardized approach using CBCT, advanced 3-D planning combined with the latest digital workflows including 3-D printing and photogrammetry applications. This didactic webinar will illustrate various clinical procedures including immediate extraction, bone reduction, immediate placement of implants via “diagnostic-freehand” and “full-template guidance” with a uniquely fabricated surgical guides as defined by Ganz and Rinaldi. These treatment protocols, based in sound diagnosis and treatment planning conventions allow clinicians to achieve true, restoratively-driven implant reconstruction and enhanced through advances in technology.
Full arch cases are among the most challenging things we do as dentists whether they are implant cases or crown and bridge cases. There are so many factors that must be taken into account to achieve consistently ideal outcomes and it can be very difficult to control many of those factors using a traditional analog approach. A digital approach on the other hand, gives us the opportunity to incorporate so much more information reducing the chances of errors. The aim of this CE webinar is to show a fully digital approach that incorporates intraoral scanning, CBCT, facial scanning, photogrammetry, and 3D printing to achieve better results in less time than an analog approach.
New trends and techniques in the dental field are emerging at a rapid pace. Intra-oral, desktop and facial scanning along with 3D printing have made digital dentistry effective and efficient. Concepts such as recreating the patient digitally “the dental avatar” are being embraced to improve the effectiveness of laboratory communication and dental treatment. This CE webinar will discuss how to implement these technologies with seamless integration to aide in surgical planning and restorations for full arch dental Implantology.
The opportunities in 3D smile design and the use of key digital integrations are exciting topics in dentistry. This CE webinar will discuss the practical ways to incorporate this technology into the general dental office and the tremendous potential that it has for workflows and final restorative outcomes. Topics will include 3D smile capture, intra-oral scanning, software integrations, and specific case studies.
New technology is constantly emerging while adaptation and application may be difficult. This CE webinar will discuss many of the advancements and touch on new techniques to help provide insights into your journey through digital implantology included intra oral scanning, facial scanning, desktop scanning, CBCT and more. These tools allow the clinician to create a comprehensive plan for prostheticly driven freehanded or guided approach to implant placement.
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