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The aim of this course is to outline a systematic approach to prosthetic rehabilitation and help the clinician to confidently address comprehensive treatment involving bridges, crowns, veneers and onlays on natural dentition and on implants, from a single restoration to full-mouth rehabilitation. The application of systematic approach, represents, especially for complex rehabilitations, an indispensable means of achieving optimal final results, from the esthetic as well as biological and functional viewpoints. The course will also take in consideration the new digital approach to the prosthetic rehabilitation following the concept pf the “Digital Patient” able to provide the highest grade of information to obtain a predictable prosthetic result.

Learning outcome

• Feel comfortable with management of extensive and complex rehabilitations
• Feel comfortable with the treatment of challenging esthetic cases
• Ideal management of the soft tissue around teeth and implant
• Feel comfortable with immediate loading approaches in partial and full edentulous patients
• Feel comfortable with new digital treatment protocol
• New trends to idealize the bone and soft tissue integration around implant
• Increase your knowledge about the prosthetic factor in soft tissue integration around implants
• Maximizing the biological esthetic integration and the reliability of the prosthetic outcome
• Selection and management of the restorative material
• Increase your knowledge about the use of monolithic restorations in the anterior and posterior areas
• Increase your knowledge about the CAD/CAM  technology

4 days theory, hands-on and live surgery

5 days planning and treatment on patients
 

Intense theoretical-practical course

This immersive course is designed to elevate your skills in implant surgery and prosthetic rehabilitation, taking you through a complete learning journey—from foundational anatomical principles to complex clinical applications. Whether you are an experienced clinician looking to refine your expertise or a practitioner eager to deepen your understanding of implantology, this course offers a unique blend of theory, hands-on practice, and clinical case management.

Starting with a thorough evaluation of anatomical bases, we will explore the indications for implant placement, focusing on the crown-down approach. This technique enables participants to identify the future free gingival margin and assess whether the site requires tissue regeneration or is in an optimal condition. We will then dive into prosthetic profile evaluation as a fundamental step in surgical planning, followed by an in-depth analysis of various implant site scenarios: immediate post-extraction implants, implants in healed tissues, and advanced soft and hard tissue management.

Key surgical techniques will be covered, including connective tissue graft, free gingival graft, horizontal and vertical bone augmentation, and soft tissue management. We will also explore the biological considerations of the implant-to-restoration interface, ensuring long-term success. Alongside these surgical principles, emphasis will be placed on the planning and design of prosthetic rehabilitation, balancing the critical biological factors with the aesthetic excellence required for every restoration.

During the second session of the course, participants will be tasked with applying the knowledge gained in the first phase. You will plan and execute clinical cases, starting from patient evaluation and surgical planning to the actual surgery, concluding with the delivery of provisional restorations where applicable. This real-world application solidifies the concepts learned and gives you the confidence to bring these advanced techniques into your practice.

Take home concepts:

• Comprehensive understanding of anatomical foundations and implant indications
• Mastery of the crown-down technique for optimal implant placement
• Proficiency in assessing prosthetic profiles for precise surgical planning
• Experience with immediate post-extraction implants and implants in healed sites
• Advanced techniques in soft tissue management, including free gingival grafts and connective tissue grafts
• Expertise in the evaluation and planning of bone regeneration treatments, both vertical and horizontal augmentations
• Insights into the biological principles of the implant-to-prosthetic interface
• Practical application of surgical planning, case management, and provisional restoration delivery
• The ability to confidently plan, execute, and manage complex implant and prosthetic cases from start to finish

This course will provide you with not only the theoretical knowledge but also the practical skills needed to elevate your practice and deliver exceptional patient outcomes.

Session 1: Sassuolo, Italy | June 25-28, 2025

Session 2: Santos, Brazil | November 24-28, 2025

This interactive course is structured to provide step-by-step training at a very personal level. It employs case-based learning by emphasizing evidence-based learning for daily usage. Participants will learn from the basic tools to the latest advancements in digital implant dentistry. Streamlined clinical and digital workflows will be presented to increase efficiency and clinical outcomes. All the secrets of static guided surgery and X-Guide dynamic navigation will be unveiled to discern when and how to use the different surgThis interactive course is structured to provide step-by-step training at a very personal level. It employs case-based learning by emphasizing evidence-based learning for daily usage. Participants will learn from the basic tools to the latest advancements in digital implant dentistry. Streamlined clinical and digital workflows will be presented to increase efficiency and clinical outcomes. All the secrets of static guided surgery and X-Guide dynamic navigation will be unveiled to discern when and how to use the different surgical options, including the review of the current CBCT, IOS and Face scanning technologies.

The DTX Studio™ Clinic, DTX Studio™ Implant and DTX Studio™ Lab software will be presented, explaining how to simplify the digital workflow for predictable guided immediate implant placement and immediate loading. The digital implant planning rules for anterior, posterior and full arch cases will be reviewed and updated to achieve biological, functional and esthetic success. The attendees will improve their own confidence and skills with digital planning through immersive software hands-on.

Indications and limitations of the static and dynamic guided surgery will be reviewed and discussed, from simple flapless to advanced procedures, including digital assisted soft tissue sculpturing (DASS Technique), Guided Socket Shield protocols and X-Act Teeth. Special emphasis will be given to interdisciplinary digitally assisted treatment planning and final aesthetics in the different clinical scenarios.

Learning outcomes

• Gain an update on CBCT and IOS protocols, and extraoral stereophotogrammetry
• Identify the differences between static and dynamic guided surgery vs Dynamic Navigation Guidelines
• Apply static & dynamic virtual patient creation
• Explore all components of DTX Studio™ 
• Understand the digital integration of guided surgery and guided prosthetics
• Experience the digitally assisted immediate implant placement and loading in the anterior and posterior zones

The tilted implant approach has been a revolutionary technique that has changed the way total implant-supported rehabilitation is done.

Increased patient comfort, time savings, cost savings, and improved esthetic outcome are just some of the advantages brought by these treatments in modern dentistry. Thanks to new trans-sinusal and trans-crestal implant placement methods, it is possible to avoid bone grafting and take advantage of residual bone by tilting the implants not only in the mesio-distal but also in the palato-vestibular direction.

You will be able to try the original protocols with your own hands and place implants according to the Tilted Implants approach. Through surgery on anatomical preparation, it will be possible for each participant to try in real bone every rehabilitation option for atrophic jaws: All-on-4 maxillary and mandibular, Trans-Sinus, Trans-Crestal, Pterygoid and Zygomatic implants.

Learning objectives:

-Learn to perform the correct treatment option based on bone availability. 

-Learn  how to place tilted implants following the original all-on-4 and V-II-V protocol.

-Learn how to manage implant failure in total rehabilitation with tilted implants.

-Learn how to perform trans-sinus and trans-crestal implants in thin residual ridge.

-Learn how to place single and double zygomatic implants. 
 

This interactive course is structured to provide step-by-step training at a very personal level. It employs case-based learning by emphasizing evidence-based learning for daily usage. Participants will learn from the basic tools to the latest advancements in digital implant dentistry. Streamlined clinical and digital workflows will be presented to increase efficiency and clinical outcomes. All the secrets of static guided surgery and X-Guide dynamic navigation will be unveiled to discern when and how to use the different surgThis interactive course is structured to provide step-by-step training at a very personal level. It employs case-based learning by emphasizing evidence-based learning for daily usage. Participants will learn from the basic tools to the latest advancements in digital implant dentistry. Streamlined clinical and digital workflows will be presented to increase efficiency and clinical outcomes. All the secrets of static guided surgery and X-Guide dynamic navigation will be unveiled to discern when and how to use the different surgical options, including the review of the current CBCT, IOS and Face scanning technologies.

The DTX Studio™ Clinic, DTX Studio™ Implant and DTX Studio™ Lab software will be presented, explaining how to simplify the digital workflow for predictable guided immediate implant placement and immediate loading. The digital implant planning rules for anterior, posterior and full arch cases will be reviewed and updated to achieve biological, functional and esthetic success. The attendees will improve their own confidence and skills with digital planning through immersive software hands-on.

Indications and limitations of the static and dynamic guided surgery will be reviewed and discussed, from simple flapless to advanced procedures, including digital assisted soft tissue sculpturing (DASS Technique), Guided Socket Shield protocols and X-Act Teeth. Special emphasis will be given to interdisciplinary digitally assisted treatment planning and final aesthetics in the different clinical scenarios.

Learning outcomes

• Gain an update on CBCT and IOS protocols, and extraoral stereophotogrammetry
• Identify the differences between static and dynamic guided surgery vs Dynamic Navigation Guidelines
• Apply static & dynamic virtual patient creation
• Explore all components of DTX Studio™ 
• Understand the digital integration of guided surgery and guided prosthetics
• Experience the digitally assisted immediate implant placement and loading in the anterior and posterior zones

This course highlights the critical role of peri-implant tissue management in achieving successful outcomes for implant treatments. Participants will learn to identify key indicators of bone and soft tissue health and explore advanced surgical techniques. The course covers detailed training on soft and hard tissue management, insights into the "Buccal Pedicle Flap" procedure, how to ensure mucosa integration, soft tissue sealing, and deep dive on complication management.

By the end, participants will have the skills to perform guided bone regeneration, soft tissue grafts as well as to manage peri-implant soft tissue issues effectively.

Learning outcomes

• Understanding the importance of peri implant tissues

• Detecting critical numbers for bone and mucosa health

• Evaluating surgical alternatives to boost peri implant tissues

• Detailed presentation of critical steps in performing «Buccal Pedicle Flap»

• Understanding mucosa integration and soft tissue sealing concepts

• Understanding how to prevent or treat complications and failures in dental medicine

• Long term stability of achieved results: When, why, how?

Durante il corso verranno trattati i seguenti argomenti:

Il modello della comunicazione: apprendere il processo comunicativo, i suoi elementi chiave (emittente, messaggio, canale, ricevente, feedback, rumore) e come le distorsioni possono influenzare la comprensione

La comunicazione non verbale: analizzare il linguaggio del corpo, le espressioni facciali, la prossemica e il tono della voce, sottolineando come questi elementi possano influenzare la percezione del messaggio

Gli stili comunicativi: esplorare i diversi stili comunicativi (assertivo, aggressivo, passivo) e le loro implicazioni nelle relazioni interpersonali

Il pubblico (e/o interlocutore): adattare i contenuti e le attività al livello di conoscenza e agli interessi del tuo pubblico o del tuo interlocutore

L’obiettivo: imparare ad avere sempre ben chiaro l’obiettivo (o gli obiettivi) della propria comunicazione

L’ascolto attivo: applicare consapevolmente le tecniche di ascolto attivo, come parafrasare, fare domande chiarificatrici e mostrare empatia

La comunicazione persuasiva: esplorare le tecniche di comunicazione persuasiva, come l’uso dello storytelling, l’appello ai valori e la creazione di un rapporto di fiducia

Il potere delle parole: essere consapevoli di quanto le parole possano influenzare le emozioni e i comportamenti degli altri

La comunicazione positiva: incoraggiare l’uso di un linguaggio positivo e costruttivo per creare relazioni positive e motivare gli altri

I principi di Dale Carnegie in ottica di miglioramento delle relazioni interpersonali