Removable dentures for dentists and technicians

– Classic way and another approach

– Vertical dimension

– Horizontal reference plane and Facebow

– Centric relation.

– Occlusal plane and occlusal curves

– Guiding concept

– Final occlusal adjustment (remounting)

– Summary and conclusion.

– Aesthetic analysis in the totally edentulous patient.

– How to idealize the position of upper frontal teeth according aesthetics and phonetics

– Therapeutic possibilities in the totally edentulous patients: Complete denture, Overdenture, Hybrid Prosthesis.

– Complete Denture: The Analog Workflow

– Rehabilitation of patients in Hopeless Dentition with immediate dentures.

– Preliminary stages in the production of removable dentures and tools

– Analysis of impressions and their correction

– Wax bite templates: criteria and important parameters, centric

– Key information that a technician should receive from a dentist to achieve a qualitative result

– Model analysis criteria

– Techniques for using an articulator in complete dentures manufacturing

– Choice of teeth size and shape

– The principle of teeth setting according to Polz or Gerber

– Function checking technique for double-balanced occlusion

– Modeling the wax base

– Cold and hot polymerization: advantages and disadvantages

– Reocclusion and finishing: techniques and protocols.

Recommended for:  Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Dental technicians.

– Key aspects of occlusion restoration in complete edentulism

– Closed mouth impression technique

– Gothic arch registration: intraoral and extraoral procedures

– Rehabilitation of patients with complete edentulism in complex clinical cases: an example

– Registration of Vertical Dimension of Occlusion (VDO)

– Important aspects of communication between the dentist and dental technician

– Occlusal concepts in complete denture:

- normal occlusion

- reduced occlusion

- cross bite.

– Creating aesthetic complete removable dentures

– Analysis of long-term treatment results.

Recommended for:  Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Dental technicians.

– Comparison of different scanning methods

– Protocols for digital duplication of prostheses

– Technique for digital fabrication of custom trays

– Methodology for installation of a centric

– Protocol for transferring palatine rims to a rigid base

– Modeling and setting using 3Shape and Exocad software

– 3D printing: advantages and methods

– Milling technology

– Technique for gluing and individualization of printed and PMMA units

– Clinical examples of making digital removable dentures.

Recommended for:  Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Dental technicians.

– Utilizing Intra-Oral Scanner in Complete immediate dentures

– The CAD-CAM DENTURE

– The B.A.R.I. Technique analog workflow: how to convert a total prosthesis into a fixed hybrid prosthesis on implants

– How to plan the guided surgery utilizing information from complete denture

– The Digital Cross Mounting: how to transfer all prosthetic coordinates from temporary to final restoration.

– The goals of edentulous rehabilitation and various types of rehabilitation

– Preliminary impressions: significance and techniques

– Techniques for taking high-quality impressions

– Design and preparation of individual trays

– Wax preparation for impression taking

– Anatomical landmarks defining the borders of individual trays

– Requirements for a high-quality functional impression

– Trays for functional impressions

– Video demonstration of creating an individual tray:

- creating a gypsum model

- baseplate design

- trimming the baseplate edges

- creating rigid occlusal templates.

– Video demonstration of creating a master model and assembly the model in an articulator

– Key concepts of occlusion depending on the type of rehabilitation

– Establishing the occlusal plane and anatomical wax modeling

– Protocols for manufacturing prostheses using the VERTYSYSTEM

– Final stage, inspection, and polishing of the dentures.

Recommended for:  Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Dental technicians.

– Stability issues of a dentures;

– Chewing forces;

– Transversal analysis of molars;

– Sagittal analysis of molars;

– The occlusal scheme of the teeth;

– Lingual occlusion;

– Directions of force vectors to the alveolar ridge;

– Destabilizing factors of dentures;

– Model analysis.

– Differences between chewing movements and parafunctional movements;

– The value of the Immediate Side Shift (Bennett movement);

– The meaning of retrusive movement. Important differences when using different articulators;

– Fischer angle value. Why is it so important to work with an articulator with this parameter?

– Comparative characteristics of articulators.