One Digital Workflow, Endless Possibilities: Restorative, Implant and Denture Solutions

Date:
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
6:00 pm -  8:30 pm Central America Time

Location:
Crosstown Concourse - The Green Room
1350 Concourse Ave, Memphis, Tennessee, 38104, USA

Tuition & CE:
$25 / Earn 1.5 CE Credits
Free / No CE Credits
Subject code: 690 Implants
Method: Lecture

Course Description

This course explores how digital dentistry can simplify everyday treatment while strengthening the connection between the dental practice and laboratory. Through practical clinical and laboratory workflows, attendees will discover how digital case management, patient-specific implant solutions, and digitally printed denture technologies can be incorporated into restorative, implant, and removable dentistry.

From capturing and communicating case information through a connected digital workflow, to creating predictable patient-specific implant restorations with advanced implant planning and restorative solutions, to expanding treatment possibilities with digitally printed dentures, this course will demonstrate how connected digital workflows can improve communication, efficiency, and consistency from the initial scan through final delivery.

Attendees will leave with practical strategies they can begin incorporating into their practices to create a more seamless dentist–lab partnership and more predictable patient outcomes.

Learning Objectives

  1. Connect the Digital Workflow
    Understand how digital case management platforms can streamline case communication and data transfer between the dental practice and laboratory, helping reduce missing information, delays, and unnecessary remakes.
  2. Create More Predictable Implant Restorations
    Explore patient-specific implant restoration workflows and learn how digital implant solutions can support restorative-driven treatment planning, efficient collaboration, and predictable single-tooth implant outcomes.
  3. Expand Your Digital Denture Options
    Discover how digital denture printing technologies fit into the modern denture workflow and how digital records can improve efficiency, reproducibility, and long-term options for removable patients.

Featured Speaker

Ms. Anne Koelzer