Presented by: Drs. Pietro Ferraris and Giovanni Nicoli Transinus implants and more specifically the Nazalus Implant is a new site specific implant that allows patients with severe atrophy of the upper jaw to receive immediate fixed prosthetic rehabilitation, reducing time and costs while ensuring good long term predictability

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Nowadays, the application of many digital tools in our offices is a reality. The question is, can all these tools give us a surplus value to deal with complex and extensive cases of implants, or does the analog mode remain the gold standard? Is it worth investing time and money in digital technology?
In this webinar, we will try to answer this question through clinical examples that represent different scenarios and covering the entire workflow involving complex & extensive immediate loading implant cases.

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With the increased costs and patient morbidity due to bone grafting often required in full arch implant reconstructions, an increased patient resistance to implant treatment has been noted.
In such patients with suboptimal bone volume , bone grafts…

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This clinically based presentation will focus on a relatively new technology that optimises implant site development  by increasing bone density and implant primary stability…

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Dental implant therapy continues to evolve to the benefit of the patient and the clinicians involved. Advances in innovation have allowed protocols to be more precise and streamlined. The resulting benefits for the patients are optimized outcomes delivered over a shorter period of time. The associated benefits for the clinician are increased patient volumes, faster throughput, and enhanced patient satisfaction.

A comprehensive retrospective analysis of implant procedures completed between 2015 and 2019 has been undertaken by a referral based oral and maxillofacial surgery practice and a referral based prosthodontic practice in the suburbs of Chicago. The following case types are included: full arch therapy for advanced alveolar atrophy, oncology, immediate molar replacement, anterior aesthetic cases, and short span fixed bridges.

This webinar educational program will review how incorporating next generation implant therapy protocols can be transformational for tertiary care implant teams. Improved outcomes while also achieving practice efficiency has become a reality.

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Providing “smart” treatment options to dental implant patients can lead to measurable private practice benefits. A smart treatment option is one that improves the time and cost of the procedure while also allowing the clinician an expanded scope of alternatives to address the patient’s specific needs.

Accelerated and more predictable implant therapy can increase patient volume, enhance practice efficiency, and minimize future reinterventions. Advances in implant system designs, together with proper associated advanced treatment protocols, have been introduced that have led to evidence based clinical and economic benefits.

This webinar educational program will review the advance treatment options available to achieve these clinical and economic benefits. A range of treatment and procedural types will be presented for multiple anterior tooth replacement. Cost, time, and outcome benefit analysis for these treatment options will be discussed. Optimizing case acceptance and minimizing complications is critical to a successful practice, especially in a time of economic uncertainty.

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