Event Details

This course is designed for dental professionals seeking to master the art and science of solving complex aesthetic and functional dental problems using fully integrated digital workflows.

Led by John Cranham and Lee Culp, participants will gain a deep understanding of aesthetic and functional principles in the digital era.

Emphasis will be placed on leveraging relationships with digitally oriented dental laboratories and incorporating advanced digital tools, including virtual articulation, intraoral scanners, CBCT imaging, and digital photography.

Participants will also explore the integration of 3D printing, milling technologies, and material selection to achieve optimal outcomes for both implant and tooth-borne restorations.

This comprehensive course will provide attendees with the skills and confidence needed to deliver predictable, high-quality solutions for complex cases through efficient digital processes.

Learning Objectives:

• Solidify a deep understanding of esthetic & occlusal principles critical for restorative success.

• Effectively use virtual articulation, digital photography, and CBCT imaging for precise case planning to enhance treatment accuracy and predictability.

• Maximize the application of intra-oral scanners in practice to capture accurate digital impressions and optimize clinical workflows.

• Master the creation and use of output devices, including 3D printers and milling units, to determine when in-house restoration fabrication is possible.
• Develop effective workflows with dental laboratories, enhancing collaboration for planning and executing high-level restorative dentistry on both teeth and implants.

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