DIA | Full Arch Digital Treatment

• A comprehensive program of interactive lectures, case studies and shared professional experience.
• Practical demonstrations and hands-on exercises to develop more advanced implant treatment skills.
• All course materials, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea, and drinks each day.
  

Participants understand:

• The principles and objectives of full arch surgical procedures.
• The anatomical and physiological considerations specific to full arch surgery.

Participants should be able to:

• Prepare patients for full arch surgery, including preoperative instructions and medical evaluations.
• Plan and fabricate surgical guides using digital and conventional methods.
• Perform various full arch surgical techniques, including bone grafting, sinus lifts, and alveoloplasty.
• Execute soft tissue management techniques to ensure optimal outcomes.
• Master the steps of dental implant placement for full arch restorations, including immediate and delayed loading protocols.
• Identify and manage intraoperative and postoperative complications such as bleeding, infection, and implant failure.
• Develop protocols for handling surgical emergencies and patient management during recovery.
• Implement postoperative care protocols to ensure proper healing and patient comfort.
• Educate patients on postoperative instructions and long-term maintenance of their full arch restorations.

Participants should be able to:

• Conduct comprehensive patient assessments for full arch prosthodontic treatment.
• Develop patient-specific treatment plans.
• Utilise digital tools diagnostic and planning tools
• Identify and evaluate different materials used in full arch prosthodontics
• Compare various techniques for fabricating full arch prostheses, such as traditional methods and CAD/CAM technology.
• Assess the impact of new materials and techniques on surgical outcomes and patient satisfaction