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Progressive protocols in guided surgery
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Progressive protocols in guided surgery
Jacobo Somoza RomanLesson is included in the next courses:
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1h 33min
1.5 CE Credits
English
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Lesson program
– Digital technologies in surgery
– Dual scan protocol as the basis for predictable implantation
– Major challenges in guided surgery and how to overcome them
– Which templates are most accurate: milled or printed?
– Perfect hole in the template. Why is it so important?
– 3D planning in dental surgery. Analysis of clinical cases
– Comparison of templates produced on different 3D printers
– Surgical lengthening and autotransplantation using templates
– Complete edentia: rehabilitation using a surgical template
– Artifacts on CBCT. How to get rid of them?
– Why the temporary restoration should be made prior to surgery
– Surgical template for zygomatic implants.
Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.
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