Modern implant dentistry is driven by prosthetic outcomes, making restorative planning essential to surgical success. This course provides practical, step-by-step protocols to help general dentists confidently place implants and deliver predictable restorative results. Topics include atraumatic extractions, socket grafting, single-unit cases, soft tissue management, anterior esthetics, and full-arch restorations from overdentures to All-on-X. Through clinical strategies and cost-effective techniques, attendees will learn how to enhance outcomes, manage complications, and streamline implant workflows from diagnosis to delivery.

Smile transformations require intention, planning, and the right technology. This course demystifies the process of restoring implants—whether single units, overdentures, or full-arch cases—by introducing a streamlined digital workflow. Attendees will learn how to visualize final outcomes before surgery, use hybrid approaches to restorations, and gather clinical design data without traditional try-ins. Through practical, cost-effective steps in scanning, milling, placement, and maintenance, clinicians will gain the tools to improve patient satisfaction and deliver long-term, life-enhancing results.

This course explores practical, cost-effective techniques for bone regeneration in implant dentistry. Attendees will learn predictable methods for atraumatic extractions, ridge preservation, sinus lifts, and grafting around immediate implants. Emphasis will be placed on proper flap design, graft material selection, and suturing techniques that promote optimal healing and esthetics. Through real-world surgical applications and clinical tips, participants will gain the confidence and skills needed to enhance outcomes in implant site development and overall surgical success.