Predictability in Practice: Avoiding and Addressing Full-arch Challenges

Date:
Tuesday, December 1, 2026
7:30 pm -  9:00 pm Eastern Time

Location:
Live Zoom Webinar

Tuition & CE:
Complimentary
1.5 CE Credits
Subject code: 690 Implants

Course Description

This presentation is appropriate for the dentist and dental team members who are interested in greater understanding of the characteristics of treatment modalities for patients with an edentulous arch or arches. The emphasis of the presentation will include a comparative analysis of tissue-supported, implant-supported, fixed and removable solutions. By appreciating the value and limitations of available restorative options, the attendee will gain confidence in prescribing the latest implant restorative innovations for their patients. By using state of the art technology with which we can access from a digital process or an analog approach, we can partner with our supporting laboratory and provide our patients with an implant solution which incorporates function, esthetics, health, durability.

At the conclusion of the seminar, participants will be able to:

  • Confidently treatment plan and restore dental implants in everyday practice.
  • Identify different types of implant modalities and options and understand the advantages and limitations of each.
  • Recognize which treatment modality addresses the needs unique to a patient.
  • Confidently prescribe the latest innovations including metal supported zirconia prosthetics.

Featured Speaker

Dr. Mark Montana