Full-Arch Implant Rehabilitation: A Live Patient Course

Course Overview

The full-arch implant rehabilitation (FAIRTM) concept is a multi-procedural approach to traditional single-tooth implant placement. The concept employs four or five screw-retained, angled implants supporting highly durable full-arch prosthetics. Thanks to the latest technological advances, only a few implants, properly placed and angled, can support multiple prosthetic teeth. This treatment is designed for patients seeking to maximize chairside efficiency through a single-day prosthetic solution for their oral restoration needs.

Course Objectives:

Attendees will learn how to

• Plan patient selection, reviewing indications and contraindications
• Recognize when pre-treatment procedures are needed.
• Evaluate surgical protocols and considerations.
• Review restorative measures.
• Understand and apply specific laboratory procedures.
• Plan conversion of a denture to a fixed temporary prosthesis.

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