Implant Prosthetics Made Simple
| Location: |
Circle TEC, Duisburgsesteenweg 85/1, 3090 Overijse, Belgium |
| Speaker: | David Norré |
Speaker
David Norré
Description
Practical Implant Prosthodontics for the General Dentist
A clinically focused course covering the essential principles and everyday procedures needed to restore implants predictably—without advanced full-arch or complex surgical procedures.
Course content
* Understanding implant components and connections
* Prosthetically driven implant planning
* Restorative space and implant-position assessment
* Implant-level versus abutment-level restorations
* Digital scanning versus conventional impressions
* Scan bodies: selection, positioning and common errors
* Choosing the correct abutment and Ti-base
* Screw-retained versus cement-retained restorations
* Designing the emergence profile
* Provisional restorations and soft-tissue conditioning
* Restoring single implants and short-span bridges
* Occlusion and contact-point management
* Torque protocols and screw-access management
* Communication with the dental laboratory
* Delivery and clinical verification
* Maintenance and hygiene instructions
* Managing common complications: loose screws, fractures, open contacts and poor tissue response
Not complex full-arch rehabilitation.
Just practical implant prosthetics every general dentist should understand.