Course Description:
Innovation and technology are moving at a rapid pace with many
developments impacting the role of implant therapy within the
dental practice. Today the success of implant treatment is defined
by both function and esthetics. More options are available today to
help make the optimal results better and easier, however, selecting
the correct option for your patient can be overwhelming. This
lecture will discuss the unique advancements in cement-retained
and screw-retained restorations that provide enhanced efficiency
to your existing workflow as well as material selection guidelines for
implant crowns and abutments.

At the completion of this lecture, participants will be able to:
• Understand how recent advancements in patient-specific
screw-retained solutions can provide workflow efficiency and
peace of mind for the dental practice and laboratory.
• Follow guidelines for the selection of crowns and abutments
for single-unit implants.
• Understand how to control cement and prevent complications
from overflow.
• Understand how to decrease ceramic fracture.
• Recognize how advancements in technology are allowing for
simpler and more predictable incorporation of implant therapy
into the dental practice.

4CE Credits; Subject code 690

For additional questions about this program, please contact Grace Bogan.