REMOVABLE DENTURES FOR DENTISTS AND TECHNICIANS

• – Determination of the centric relation of the jaws: classic and new approach
• – 5 main factors for determining VDO
• – Harmony of the face and facial features
• – Myostabilized centric relation
• – Methods of increasing VDO
• – Disadvantages of cephalometric analysis in determining VDO
• – Variations in VDO
• – Orthopedic stable centric relation: anatomical and physiological aspects
• – Methods of registering the centric relation in complete denture
• – Horizontal reference plane: methods of determination
• – The technique of using the face-bow
• – Axis orbital plane: reproduction technique
• – Methods of placing the front teeth on the mandible.

Recommended for:  Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Dental technicians.

• – Occlusal plane and occlusal curves
• – The Law of the Tangent
• – The technique of transferring the radius of the curve of Spee to the articulator
• – The curve of Spee: methods of creation
• – Placement of teeth on the mandible by the template method
• – The concept of Monson spheres
• – Principles of setting the lower lateral teeth
• – The concept of guides: principles
• – Characteristics of balanced occlusion
• – Creation of a canine guidance with complete adentia
• – The concept of disocclusion/reocclusion
• – Articulator programming: technique
• – Protocols of aesthetic setting of teeth
• – The technique of creating a protrusion guide and retroactive control
• – Occlusogram: contact monitoring
• – Repeated plastering of prostheses: purpose and technique
• – Digital methods of manufacturing removable prostheses.

Recommended for:  Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Dental technicians.

• – Aesthetic analysis in complete edentulism
• – Reorganizational approach to prosthetics
• – Individualized rehabilitation: proportions of teeth in the upper and lower jaws
• – Facial analysis: signs of reduced vertical dimension of occlusion
• – Options for placement of anterior teeth: aesthetics and phonetics
• – Therapeutic possibilities for patients with complete edentulism:
• – Complete denture
• – Overdenture
• – Hybrid denture.
• – Immediate removable denture: indications, manufacturing protocol
• – Complete denture: analog protocol
• – Digital protocols for creating complete dentures: CAD/CAM
• – Rehabilitation of patients with immediate dentures in hopeless dentition
• – Preliminary impression: materials and techniques
• – UTS CAD: registration of the position of the Camper’s plane and the pupillary line
• – Techniques for taking functional impressions
• – CAD BITE: method for registering the position of the upper and lower bases.

Recommended for:  Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Dental technicians.

• – Utilizing intraoral scanner in complete immediate dentures
• – Transformation of a removable dentures into a hybrid one with implant support: B.A.R.I. method
• – Registration of implant position using analog and digital methods
• – The CAD/CAM denture
• – Guided surgery planning using information obtained from a full removable dentures
• – Hybrid prosthesis: indications, determination, manufacturing
• – Cross-mounting technique: advantages and technique;
• – Single-model technique
• – The digital cross-mounting: how to transfer all prosthetic coordinates from temporary to final restoration.

Recommended for:  Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Dental technicians.

• – 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.

• – 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.

• – 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.

• – 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.