PRESENTER: Dr. Jon  Ruel

Successful full-arch rehabilitation—whether fixed or fixed-removable—requires precise coordination between the clinician and the dental laboratory. Treatment planning is not a single decision point, but a structured, collaborative workflow that integrates diagnostics, prosthetic design, implant positioning, biomechanics, esthetics, and long-term maintenance.

This course explores how aligning clinical and laboratory protocols improves restorative predictability, minimizes complications, and supports consistent, long-term outcomes. Emphasis is placed on prosthetically driven planning, case selection, and the critical role of the laboratory in guiding restorative feasibility and design.

Learning Objectives:

• Explain the principles of prosthetically driven implant planning in full-arch rehabilitation
• Identify key factors influencing case selection between fixed and fixed-removable solutions
• Describe the laboratory’s role in the diagnostic phase, including evaluation of restorative feasibility through diagnostic setups
• Assess the impact of AP spread on cantilever length and biomechanical stability
• Apply a coordinated clinical-laboratory workflow to improve predictability and reduce restorative complications

This 1-CE event is a webinar.

REGISTER HERE: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6003337240898496857

For more information, please email info@thedentallab.net