Complete arch implant rehabilitation - from surgery to digital data delivery: A two-day cadaver hands-on program

This two-day, hands-on educational program is designed to train clinicians in a stepwise, clinically relevant complete-arch implant workflow, beginning with implant placement on human cadavers (free-hand and guided technique) and progressing to restorative data acquisition and laboratory communication using implant-bearing models. This course emphasizes the critical transition between clinical execution and laboratory fabrication. Participants will learn how to collect, verify, and transfer accurate digital data so restorations can be efficiently designed and fabricated with minimal adjustments. The protocols taught reflect real-world clinical constraints and are intended to help clinicians deliver predictable same-day or next-day implant-supported complete-arch restorations using modern digital workflows.

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:

• Perform complete-arch implant placement on human cadavers using freehand surgical techniques

• Apply prosthetically driven planning concepts to guide implant positioning

• Understand how surgical decisions directly affect restorative data accuracy

• Accurately collect and verify restorative data using intraoral scanning for complete-arch cases, advanced scan body and photogrammetry-based solutions, and hybrid and tray-less impression techniques when indicated

• Prepare clean, complete, and predictable datasets for laboratory use

• Communicate effectively with the dental laboratory to support efficient prosthetic design, accurate fabrication, and reduce remakes and chairside modifications

• Execute predictable same-day or next-day conversion workflows

Complete arch implant rehabilitation - from surgery to digital data delivery: A two-day cadaver hands-on program

MAST Labs

Speakers

Joseph Leonetti

Rami Salloum