Full arch immediate loading practical training with intraoral welding
The course includes an analysis of clinical cases made by the doctor, a step-by-step presentation of a complete protocol for immediate full-arch restoration on implants with intraoral welding.
During the workshop, participants independently perform a full-arch implantation procedure on an artificial 3D model with a template and intraoral welding.
The full-arch implantation procedure on an artificial 3D model will be performed using, two-piece implants with Multiunit and implants with integrated Multiunit.
”The combination of proven intraoral welding and modern 3D printing technology, combined with digital planning of implant treatment, allows you to achieve predictable results in the most difficult clinical cases.
Dr n. med. Adam Nowicki
Part 1. Workflow presentation
Scanning of the model with intraoral scanners
Implant placement planning
Suprastructure design
Export supports and 3D printing
Fully guided surgical protocol
Suprastructure pick-up
Postproduction
Part 2. Hands-on
Implant installation in jaw with Surgical Guide:
– Pterygoid implants x2
– Two-piece implants x2
– Implants with integrated Multiunit x2
Implant prosthetic elements choice for intraoral welding
Intraoral welding on models
Questions and answers
Info and registration:
tel. +48 797 300 893
e-mail: sales@pro-trate.pl
tel. +48 797 097 838
e-mail: event@pro-trate.pl
Speaker
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Dr. Adam NowickiDoctor graduated from the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry of the Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin. In 2017, obtained the title of doctor of medical sciences by conducting research on disorders of the masticatory organ. For many years, during numerous training, symposia and workshops, been perfecting knowledge and a range of skills in dentistry. The spectrum of professional interests is the technology of immediate full-arch reconstruction on implants and the design of templates for implants and suprastructure (prostheses) with 3D printing with intraoral welding. Interested in technologies in medical services such as augmented reality (AR).