Courses

– Imaging, treatment planning, and communicating within 1 software

– Diagnosis within DTX Clinic

– Utilizing AI for prosthetic setup

– Immediate screw retained provisionals and the benefits of the workflow

– Benefits and workflow of navigated surgery with X-Guide

During this 3-day online educational event, selected international experts will share their clinical approach and strategies for soft tissue management and bone regeneration to support implant placement, implant after care and treatment of peri-implantitis. Participants will get a close insight into the Nobel Biocare creosTM regenerative solutions and the GalvoSurge® dental implant cleaning system.

Each presentation will be followed by a live Q&A session for a full peer-to-peer interactive experience.

In this one-hour presentation, Eric Kukucka, DD, who has restored countless implant treatment modalities both fixed and removable, will discuss implant-retained and implant-supported dentures for edentulous patients.  Eric will provide an overview of how to identify patients’ case selection and pre-surgical digital treatment planning, as well as an overview of understanding implant componentry and armamentarium.  Just as important as treatment planning, Eric will detail the importance of the team approach and how the collaboration of the team, and communication, lead to more positive patient outcomes.

 Topics covered to include:

a) Treatment planning by 'BEGINNING WITH THE END IN MIND"

b) Treatment plan (care) selection the best suits the patient's need; managing expectations, how to guide the patient to an informed decision when what they want is counter intuitive

c) Surgical planning; how to coordinate inter office collaborations for seamless execution

d) Treatment planning for implant cases

f) Continuing care for years to come

When Dr. Paulo Maló took the stage at Nobel Biocare EAO 2013 — the 15^th anniversary of the first placement using the All-on-4® treatment concept — the doctor repeated a question he had heard from other clinicians: “Why did it take so long?” At this point in time, the All-on-4® treatment concept was just starting to become commonplace in the United States. Dr. Maló gave context to the innovation of the All-on-4® treatment concept, especially subperiosteal implants, which often required anywhere from 6 to 18 implants to support a full-arch rehabilitation. Digital innovations and guided surgical protocols continue to make the All-on-4® treatment concept accessible to more clinicians and patients.

With the introduction of the Ultra All-on-4™ solution and its focus on tissue integration, we want clinicians to ask that same question: “What took so long?” To answer that question and bring others up to speed on related topics, world-renowned prosthodontist, educator, and founder of the Digital Dentistry Institute, Dr. Sundeep Rawal, is hosting a discussion on the All-on-4® treatment concept.

Join the conversation

Nobel Biocare invites you to join a live interview with Dr. Sundeep Rawal. Dr. Rawal will take you through the advancements of the All-on-4® treatment concept since 1998 and what new innovations he is using to make the procedure more financially feasible and efficient, thereby making this life-changing procedure more available to clinicians and patients.

The NobelProcera® Zirconia Implant Bridge is cement-free and is the most flexible approach to partial-arch implant restorations from 2 to 6 units. The restorative freedom offered by the NobelProcera® Zirconia Implant Bridge simplifies the partnership between clinicians and technicians.

The coping- and cement-free design reduces complexity, improves hygiene, and saves time, all while delivering enhanced esthetics. 

Immediate Function and the All-on-4® treatment concept have changed the lives of millions of patients worldwide for decades. As the number of edentulous patients is continuously growing and demands are changing, you need to be prepared. Learn how NobelPro™ Line can help you to advance from straightforward cases to mastering even the most challenging situations.

Dr. Jovanovic will discuss optimizing the biology and tissue behavior for esthetic results in implant therapy. During this session, Dr. Jovanovic will examine new protocols, materials, and Nobel Biocare’s leading creos™ regenerative solutions portfolio. Lastly, he will discuss biological and clinical evidence that helps optimize esthetic results in implant therapy, both when planning for immediate protocols and when waiting for the tissue to heal.

Traditionally, a severely resorbed maxilla with sinus pneumatization would need multiple surgeries including sinus augmentation/lifts and bone grafts to rebuild enough bone mass to create a sufficient foundation for traditional dental implant placement. In severely resorbed cases, zygomatic implants have been an evidence-based surgical and prosthetic solution since 1999 and have eliminated the need for bone grafting altogether.

This presentation will discuss critical factors from work-up and pretreatment planning to important considerations for providing an immediate fixed implant-supported restoration.

In this webinar we will review the critical elements of a dental implant marketing program, and explore best practices to generate new patient leads. We will also cover important topics such as converting leads into appointments, and available tools to aid practices in these efforts.

There are many patients who are edentulous who desire a better option. Management  of these patients is a cornerstone of implant therapy. This presentation will focus on the overall options for caring for the edentulous patient,  the All-on-4® treatment concept, and the zygomatic approach.

What is X-Mark? X-mark gives you the power to navigate any patient with any CBCT at any time using the X-Guide™. This presentation will review the X-Mark process step-by-step and how it gives you more flexibility to navigate more cases. The new edentulous solutions go hand-in-hand with simplifying the entire workflow. After reviewing the new work flow and edentulous components, clinical cases will be presented from high esthetic single tooth to All-on-4® treatment concept.

Treatment of patients with a terminal or failing dentition is a clinical challenge. Today’s patients have high education levels, and even higher expectations, leading to rejection of removable prostheses. Immediate implant placement and temporization has revolutionized dentistry, allowing optimum patient treatment. However, this technique is challenging, and requires clear communication between all team members. If the surgeon, prosthodontist, and laboratory technician collaborate well, outcomes are excellent. However, that is often not the case, and complications occur for a variety of reasons. This course will help all team members identify the inherent problems encountered in treating this group of patients, and how to minimize patient complications.

A review of the options for full arch implant supported restorations. Selecting the type of prosthesis and materials in various clinical scenarios. Optimizing efficiency in fabrication of full arch implants supported restorations. Review of clinical cases.

Edentulous patients and patients with failing dentition who want a fixed prosthetic rehabilitation are very often faced with time-consuming, expensive, and uncomfortable bone grafting procedures. The perceived complexity of rehabilitation is a great obstacle to treatment acceptance for these patients and many dental clinicians as well. The All-on-4® treatment concept was developed by Nobel Biocare to eliminate many of the difficulties facing patients and clinicians. It allows for an immediate-function, full-arch, implant-supported prosthesis without the need for any bone grafting procedures, even in atrophic situations.

In a short time the attendees will observe complete rehabilitation of the patient, by delivery of a highly functional and esthetic solution supported by four implants in anatomically strategic positions and angles, thus dramatically increasing the quality of life for the patient.

The clinicians will highlight surgical protocol and key aspects to consider during surgery.

This course is intended for clinicians with experience in implant dentistry.