Training in Prosthodontics

Prosthodontics spans one of the widest clinical ranges in dentistry — from single-tooth ceramic restorations and ceramic veneers through full-arch rehabilitation, digital workflows, implant prosthetics, and complete adentia management. For restorative dentists and general practitioners expanding their prosthetic competence, structured prosthodontics education helps develop both the technical skills and the diagnostic reasoning that determine long-term case success. This page is the central entry point for prosthodontics training on OHI-S — covering the full scope of available topics, learning formats, and clinical directions, so you can navigate toward the training that fits your current goals.

• Broad topical coverage — fixed, removable, digital, implant, aesthetic, and full-arch prosthodontics across all levels of clinical complexity
• Multiple learning formats — online courses with CE credits, live seminars and hands-on workshops, and free introductory content, all within one platform
• Expert-led education — faculty drawn from internationally recognized prosthodontists and restorative clinicians with active, specialized practices

Prosthodontics Education for Modern Dental Practice

Restorative dentistry has grown considerably in technical complexity. Digital workflows, new ceramic materials, implant-prosthetic interfaces, and full-arch rehabilitation protocols have changed how treatment is planned, executed, and evaluated. Prosthodontics education today needs to cover not only core restorative technique but also diagnostics, digital smile design, and the increasingly close relationship between prosthetics and implantology.

OHI-S provides dental prosthetics training across this full clinical range — from foundational restorative concepts to advanced aesthetic and digital workflows — through formats that fit both structured study and case-specific reference.

Topics Covered in Prosthodontic Training

Prosthodontic training on OHI-S is organized around four broad clinical areas. Fixed prosthodontics covers ceramic restorations, veneers, inlays, vertical preparation, provisional prosthetics, and the BOPT concept. Removable and full-arch prosthodontics addresses complete and partial dentures, overdentures, and All-on-X rehabilitation for complete and partial adentia. Implant prosthetics covers implant-supported restorations, prosthetic planning, and full-arch implant rehabilitation. Digital and aesthetic prosthodontics includes CAD/CAM workflows, digital smile design, worn dentition management, and aesthetic rehabilitation planning — alongside diagnostics and occlusal analysis as foundational tools across all prosthetic disciplines.

Learning Paths: Online Courses, Seminars, and Free Resources

OHI-S provides prosthodontics training across multiple formats through a single platform used by dental professionals in 40+ countries.

Online prosthodontics courses let you study structured clinical content on demand. Eligible courses and lessons are marked with CE credits. OHI-S is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider.
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Free prosthodontics learning includes clinical videos, introductory lessons, and webinars — a practical starting point for exploring topics or supplementing structured study without cost.
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In-person seminars, congresses, and hands-on workshops provide direct clinical access to leading prosthodontics faculty in a live format, across multiple cities and clinical topics.
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Learn from Leading Prosthodontic Clinicians

The OHI-S prosthodontics faculty includes clinicians with deep specialization across the discipline. Mauro Fradeani and Galip Gurel bring authoritative clinical depth to aesthetic rehabilitation and ceramic restorations. Fabio Scutella, Andrea Ricci, and Jan Hajtó contribute expertise in fixed prosthodontics and digital workflows. Roberto Sorrentino and Camillo D'Arcangelo address implant prosthetics and full-ceramic restorations. Pasquale Venuti, Marco Maiolino, and Stefano Gelli extend the curriculum into removable prosthetics and full-arch rehabilitation. Ryan Tak On Tse, Robert B. Kerstein, and Carlos De Salvador Planas contribute perspectives on occlusion, diagnostics, and neuro-occlusal rehabilitation.