Overview
This presentation presents novel digital approaches that can reshape the workflow of modern restorative procedures. In a time in which digital dentistry is on the constant rise of meeting patient expectations in a “one-visit procedure”, with promising results delivered by the ever-growing CAD/CAM technology, practitioners must yet come up with innovative digital tools or techniques to reduce chairside time yet deliver predictable outcomes.
This presentation will present three main procedures: indirect digital impressions for CAD/CAM post and core, fully digital workflow for printed upper and lower full dentures, and a simplified gingival retraction technique for digital impressions.
Regarding CAD/CAM post and cores, the presentation will showcase how intraoral digital impressions are used with CAD software to design customized post and cores. With 3D printers, these posts are rapidly printed on site, using castable ‚printed wax‘ material.
Next, a key highlight of the presented workflow for digital complete dentures is the integration of the combined use of a central bearing device (Massad Jaw Recorder Device) with an optical jaw tracking device (Modjaw) to design complete dentures according to the patient’s functional jaw motion and centric relation. The workflow includes printed try-in denture, printed denture base and printed teeth for the final full denture.
Lastly, a soon to be published gingival retraction technique for digital impressions will be presented. Gingival retraction is undoubtedly a tedious process that clinicians spend much chairside time on in their prosthodontic workflow. Thus, this technique proposes a cordless gingival retraction method using a combination of retraction paste, PTFE tape and a chairside fabricated index from gingiva barrier light-cured material that can be used when obtaining intraoral impressions by using intraoral scanners (IOS).
In summary, the presentation will appeal to users of digital dentistry by easing their everyday dental procedures and meanwhile making the best out of their digital tools.
Learning Objectives
- Explore the indirect printed post and core technique
- Understand the 2D digital smile design for communication between dentist and patient and for having a library for the 3D digital design
- Evaluate how to match the 2D and 3D digital smile design in exocad software
- Understand the 4D modjaw concept
- Explore and understand the cordless impression technique
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Refund/Cancelation Policy
CONFERENCES, HANDS-ON COURSE AND ALL OTHER EVENTS
A refund of the registration fee will be made as follows: Notification in writing must be received 60 days prior to the event: 50% – excluding VAT, bank charges and other charges relates to the payment. Notification in writing must be received 30 days prior to the event: 25% – excluding VAT, bank charges and other charges relates to the payment. Notification received within less than 30 days prior to the event will result in no refund.
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A refund of the registration fee will be made as follows: 50% refund will be provided (excluding VAT, bank charges and other charges relates to the payment) if CAPP EVENTS & TRAINING receives a notification in writing 3 months prior to the start of the first module. No refund will be given after this date. All notifications must be received in writing.
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Key Details | |
| Start Time: | Wed, 06 November 2024 , 7:00 PM |
| Finish Time: | Wed, 06 November 2024 , 8:00 PM |
| Duration: | Evening Session |
| Format: | Hands-on |
| Language: | English |
| Venue: | Online |
Address: | Your Computer, |
Overview
This presentation presents novel digital approaches that can reshape the workflow of modern restorative procedures. In a time in which digital dentistry is on the constant rise of meeting patient expectations in a “one-visit procedure”, with promising results delivered by the ever-growing CAD/CAM technology, practitioners must yet come up with innovative digital tools or techniques to reduce chairside time yet deliver predictable outcomes.
This presentation will present three main procedures: indirect digital impressions for CAD/CAM post and core, fully digital workflow for printed upper and lower full dentures, and a simplified gingival retraction technique for digital impressions.
Regarding CAD/CAM post and cores, the presentation will showcase how intraoral digital impressions are used with CAD software to design customized post and cores. With 3D printers, these posts are rapidly printed on site, using castable ‚printed wax‘ material.
Next, a key highlight of the presented workflow for digital complete dentures is the integration of the combined use of a central bearing device (Massad Jaw Recorder Device) with an optical jaw tracking device (Modjaw) to design complete dentures according to the patient’s functional jaw motion and centric relation. The workflow includes printed try-in denture, printed denture base and printed teeth for the final full denture.
Lastly, a soon to be published gingival retraction technique for digital impressions will be presented. Gingival retraction is undoubtedly a tedious process that clinicians spend much chairside time on in their prosthodontic workflow. Thus, this technique proposes a cordless gingival retraction method using a combination of retraction paste, PTFE tape and a chairside fabricated index from gingiva barrier light-cured material that can be used when obtaining intraoral impressions by using intraoral scanners (IOS).
In summary, the presentation will appeal to users of digital dentistry by easing their everyday dental procedures and meanwhile making the best out of their digital tools.
Learning Objectives
- Explore the indirect printed post and core technique
- Understand the 2D digital smile design for communication between dentist and patient and for having a library for the 3D digital design
- Evaluate how to match the 2D and 3D digital smile design in exocad software
- Understand the 4D modjaw concept
- Explore and understand the cordless impression technique
| Educator Shop: | CAPP Academy |
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Speakers:
 | Dr. Dani Irani |
Dr. Dani Irani graduated from Saint Joseph University Dental School, Beirut in 2003 (DDS). He completed his master in Endodontics in 2006 and in Prosthodontics in 2012, both from Saint Joseph University. Dr. Irani also holds a Master M2 in Biomaterials. Besides running his private dental practice in Nabatieh, Lebanon, Dr. Dani Irani also holds the position of Senior Instructor at Saint Joseph University Prosthodontic department since 2008. He is an international lecturer for a number of dental manufacturers including Coltène Whaledent and is deeply passionate about innovative materials and procedures.
