The patient with terminal dentition or with an edentulous state unquestionably faces a disfiguring condition. Over the past decades, osseointegrated implants have provided extraordinary solutions, either supporting or retaining prosthetic devices aimed to restore both form and function. This two-day course will explore the essentials of treatment planning and implant restorative design for the patient with terminal dentition and/or a fully edentulous condition. It will provide guidelines that can be easily implemented in practice in order to help interdisciplinary communication between the restorative dentist, the surgeon and the laboratory.
Treating the Terminal Dentition and the Fully Edentulous Patient
- Course is virtual
- Starts 02/16-17/2024; 08/16-17/2024
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Instructors
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Ricardo Mitrani & Darin Dichter
Offered by
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Spear
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