Full Mouth Rehabilitation and Prosthesis On Implants: Hands-On Training

An intensive five-and-a-half-day programme designed to provide comprehensive knowledge of dental and implant-supported rehabilitation, including hands-on practice. 

Course objectives:

This course is intended for dental professionals seeking to acquire knowledge of implant and tooth-supported prosthodontics, progressing from basic concepts to the management of complex cases. The course combines theoretical instruction with practical exercises using working models.

Learning outcomes

Students will gain theoretical knowledge of tooth-supported rehabilitation using veneers and inlays/onlays/overlays, alongside practical training in tooth preparation and cementation techniques for these restorative procedures.

For implant-supported prostheses, the course will cover diagnosis, use of the facebow and both analogue and digital articulators, prosthetic components, types of fixed prostheses (single-unit, partial, and full-arch), removable prostheses (overdentures), occlusion, biomechanics, provisionalisation, restorative materials, CAD–CAM technology, and more. Practical sessions will include demonstrations of digital facebow use, overdenture resin application, and immediate loading and aesthetic restoration of a single implant.

By the end of the course, participants will have the knowledge required to treat patients requiring dental or implant rehabilitation.