ALL-DIGITAL Workflow: Protocols for Flawless Indirect Restorations

– Evaluation of oral scanner available in the market

– Patient preferences and why do patients prefer digital workflow?

– Introduction of face scanners in dentistry, a reality or myth, and what are the advantages?

– The advantages and indication of digital workflow

– Classification of digital files: STL, OBJ, XML, DCM, etc

– Accuracy of digital workflow: tips and general considerations

– Workflow of files integration for treatment planning.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, General dentists.

– Comparison of quality between different oral scanners: carestream dental, 3shape, dentsply, medit

– Protocols for a proper intraoral scan

– Literature review of intraoral scanner

– Step-by-step guide to taking intraoral scanning

– Occlusal considerations with intraoral scanning

– Treatment planning of worn dentition total rehabilitation with intraoral scanning

– Centric relation when taking an intraoral scan of the patient's occlusion.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, General dentists.

– Files integrating from CBCT scans with intraoral scans

– Facial integration: extraoral photo-protocols and integrating them with CBCT scans and intraoral scans

– Step-by-step full protocols of digital treatment planning

– Digital smile design (DSD) workflow

– Digital wax-up and mock-up protocols

– Step-by-step treatment planning using EXOCAD for implant rehabilitation

– Analysis of clinical cases.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, General dentists.

– Material classification and selection for onlays and overlays

– Prep design for partial restorations

– Partial restorations of vital teeth and endodontically treated teeth

– Tooth preparation and path of insertion: protocols and considerations

– Smooth preparation vs morphology driven preparation technique (mDPT)

– Finish Line of the preparation: with or without shoulder

– Protocols of indirect restoration intraoral scanning under dental dam isolation

– Step-by-step video guide of designing onlays and overlays.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, General dentists.

– Material selection for veneers and shade evaluation

– Analog vs digital ceramic veneers restoration fabrication

– Digital wax-up and mock-up

– Application of 3D-printed preparation guides

– Step-by-step CAD/CAM protocols of ceramic lithium disilicate veneers restoration

– Analysis of clinical cases.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, General dentists.

– Soft tissue evaluation prior to restoration bonding

– Periodontal aspects of aesthetic ceramic restorations

– 3D-printed provisional restorations. The main advantage of provisional restorations in relation to periodontology

– Advantages of intraoral scanners and the perio-prostho relationship

– Protocols of the “eggshell” provisional technique

– Data integration for a well fitted final restoration

– Analysis of clinical cases: step-by-step of intraoral scanning and designing of provisional final restorations.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, General dentists.