Online course: Removable dentures

– Basics of statics;
– Basics of phonetic;
– Philosophy of occlusion on toothless patients;
– Individual gum design.

– Achieve success with removable prosthetics by utilizing the Biofunctional Prosthetic System (BPS) by Ivoclar Vivadent and the SEMCD Technique by Dr. Jiro Abe;
– Explore the anatomical, biological, physiological and psychological factors that enhance or limit denture success;
– Perform diagnostic patient evaluation;
– Investigate various alginate impression materials and methods for preliminary impressions;
– Compare open mouth versus closed mouth preliminary impressions;
– Perform centric tray jaw registration;
– Create analog study models and articulate using a Stratos 300 articulator;
– Perform model analysis and create occlusal rims;
– Clinically confirm vertical dimensions of rest and occlusion as well as define Campers plane.

– Digital Denture Process from both a clinical and technical perspective;
– Digital communication and unparalleled efficiency of various Digital Denture Workflows;
– Digital Smile Design;
– Сurrent software and hardware required for Digital Denture Success;
– Literature pertaining digital denture processes;
– The clinical and fabrication procedures associated with 2 or 3-appointment workflow.

– How to use a face scan to design full dentures;
– Immediate repair denture manufacturing workflow;
– How to prepare scan data from old dentures;
– 2-Piece additive manufacturing method: Nextdent 5100;
– 1-Piece milling manufacturing method: DG Shape DWX 52D;
– Denture scan based full arch fixed implant prosthesis workflow.

– Scan and design models to create digital and analog Gnathometer M custom trays;
– Complete final impressions using the Gnathometer M custom trays;
– Perform gothic arch tracing and UTS face bow registration;
– Create and articulate final denture models;
– Analyze models and set-up dentures for try-in;
– Perform denture try-in and modify as needed;
– Process and finish analog dentures ;
– Insert completed dentures and perform follow up;
– Explore denture reline steps;
– Apply BPS and SEMCD to implant-retained overdentures.

– Prognostic evaluation;
– Preliminary impressions;
– Individual trays;
– Definitive impression by closed mouth technique;
– Neutral zone analysis;
– Gotic arch registration;
– Teeth arrangment and try-in;
– Customization and finalization;
– Delivery.

– What to look for when examining a patient for the correct choice of tactics and method;
– What influences the choice of anatomical impression material?
– Clinically relevant parameters of a trays. Compression or decompression of the mucosa?
– The master model is one of the parameters of success! What does a successful working model look like?
– What are the sin of occlusal rims? Are we fixing mistakes? Or are we abandoning them?
– Phonetic tests in prosthetic reception - need No1;
– Recording a gothic arch? Advantages and disadvantages;
– Does occlusion save or spoil all the work?
– Aesthetics of prosthetics with acrylic constructions;
– Current trends in full prosthetics.

– Impression with an individual trays. Detailed analysis of techniques:
– Determination of the CR. Intraoral recording of gothic arch:
– From manufacturing in an articulator to fixing the CR in the mouth:
– Tasks of functional impression:
– The choice of technique and masses in various clinical situations;
– Ways of compression and decompression of the oral mucosa, in which clinical situations;
– Should the edge of the functional impression be three-dimensional?
– Thickness of the mass in the finished impression and the individual punching zone tray:
– CR, position of central occlusion and multiple contact? Will there be an equal sign between them?
– «Occlusal» rims are more «Aesthetic» today!
– Gothic arch recording method as a simple and accurate mandible position determination method:
– Rules for making in the articulator (For example CRS 10, Candulor or CentroFix, AG):
– Recording of movements of the mandible and registration of the CR:
– How to avoid mistakes and a large number of corrections after prosthetics?

– Conventional vs digital impression:
– Interarch registration:
– Printed or milled finalization:
– Patient outcomes.