(302) Immediate Implant Placement with Guided Precision

Immediate implant placement demands exact planning and execution to maintain esthetics, preserve tissue, and support predictable provisionalization. This course offers a clinically focused approach to performing immediate implants with the support of guided components that enhance angulation, depth control, and restorative alignment. Participants will work through case selection, site evaluation, and implant positioning strategies specific to immediate placement. Hands-on exercises will reinforce the surgical steps of immediate placement and the techniques used to fabricate or seat an immediate provisional restoration. By the end of the course, clinicians will understand the complete workflow for immediate placement and provisionalization, and how guided techniques can be selectively incorporated to achieve stable, efficient, and esthetic outcomes.

Learning Objectives:

1. Evaluate cases for immediate implant placement, including anatomical and restorative considerations.

2. Perform guided immediate placement exercises on typodont models.

3. Understand how guided techniques improve accuracy and efficiency in immediate placement.

4. Sequence immediate placement workflows, including planning and provisionalization.

5. Integrate guided methods selectively into daily clinical practice.