Digitally assisted controlled prosthodontic approach in implant dentistry: The architect’s perspective

This lecture explores how advanced digital technologies are transforming implant prosthodontics by improving precision, predictability, and efficiency. Through clinical cases ranging from simple restorations to complex rehabilitations, participants will learn practical strategies for digital treatment planning, CAD/CAM integration, prosthetic-driven workflows and interdisciplinary collaboration to achieve predictable, esthetic, and functional outcomes while reducing chair time.

Date

Tuesday, October 27, 2026 at 7:00 PM (Europe/Amsterdam)

Duration

60 min

Continuing education

1 CE credit

This lecture explores contemporary implant-based prosthodontic workflows utilizing advanced digital technologies to improve precision, predictability, and clinical efficiency. Through presenting practical clinical cases ranging from simple restorations to ultra-complex rehabilitations, participants will examine how digitally assisted workflows can simplify restorative procedures, enhance prosthetic control, reduce chair time, and optimize treatment outcomes. Topics will include digital treatment planning, prosthetic-driven implant rehabilitation, CAD/CAM integration, interdisciplinary communication and clinical strategies for achieving highly esthetic and functional long-term results with greater efficiency, consistency and control.