CAPP ASIA | AUG 17–18, 2019

Abstracts

• The utilisation of digital technologies in the field of restorative dentistry is fast becoming the norm in the everyday dental practice. However, the implementation and application of these technologies in the workflows of restorative dentistry can be challenging and, at times, frustrating.
• The aim of this lecture is to highlight some of the key features in improving the digital workflows in restorative dentistry to ensure predictable and repeatable outcomes.
• New and emerging trends that will further improve existing digital workflows and the management of more challenging cases will also be discussed.

Learning Objectives

• Are intra-oral scanners accurate enough?
• Learn what are the possibilities with digital dentistry in the general practice
• Learn how digital workflows can simplify processes that used to be commonly difficult using an analog approach
• Learn simple techniques using the digital workflow and “The Alternate Teeth” technique in the management of mild to moderate wear cases seen regularly in daily practice
• Learn the benefits of digital dentistry in simple to complex restorative procedures.

• The planning and the execution of both the surgical and prosthodontic component of implantology has traditionally been regarded as a field reserved for the specialist or the truly gifted practitioner.
• Emerging technologies and digital tools and workflows have however, resulted in the simplification of the many stages required to ensure a predictable and successful outcome in implant dentistry.
• The scope of this lecture is to present and to highlight how digital technologies have allowed the simplification of the complete implant procedure, from the planning, the surgical, and then the prosthodontics phases.
• The implementation and use of these technologies will be demonstrated by clinical cases to highlight what is easily achievable with the modern technology available today.

Learning Objectives

• What are the benefits of guided implant surgery, how can my implant placement become more predictable
• Learn what are the possibilities of combining guided implant surgery and digital dentistry in modern day practices
• Can we create implant restorations with intra oral scanning
• Learn tips in improving intra-oral scans to increase accuracy in digital dentistry
• Learn cost effective methods in the delivery of implant surgical guides

Learning Objectives

• To understand the benefits with digital impressions
• To know the possibilities of advanced intra oral scanning
• To understand the concept of accuracy
• To learn about tissue control
• To know how to engage patients and get case acceptance

A presentation of the benefits with digital impressions. See a comparison to the old analog techniques and what you can do today that wasn’t even possible before. A walk-thru of the Workflows in intra oral scanning. How to scan for surgical guides and edentulous areas. Principles and case presentation.

As a practitioner or lab, your goal is to create quality restorations that fit patients perfectly. The only way to predictably accomplish this is by beginning your workflow with consistent and accurate impressions.

Intraoral scanners on the other hand, capture the entire dentition. They do it faster, more accurately and studies’ show, more comfortably for your patient.

With digital impressions, you can review the scan immediately after capture, while your patient still sits in the chair. That means any errors can be corrected on the spot.

While most of us think about intraoral scanner accuracy and function when we consider going digital, it is the benefits to your patients that just might be the number one reason for you to make the move. There are several studies that document patients prefer the digital workflow. Digital dentistry impresses your patients and gets them talking and recommending your practice.

Abstract

The orthodontic world has undergone a strong revolution in the last few years. Come and find out from the Sdt. Stefano Negrini, one of the true pioneers of digital orthodontics, the 5 pillars of digital orthodontics. You’ll understand how to change your future.

Topics

• Fixed appliances
• Removable appliances
• Clear Aligners
• Indirect Bonding
• Mini-implant solution “Tads”