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Join Dr Giacomo Fabbri for Digitally Enhanced Immediates in the Aesthetic Zone.
This intensive 2-day course explores the evolving role of digitally enhanced immediate restorations in the aesthetic zone, focusing on how contemporary digital workflows are transforming restorative and implant dentistry. Emphasis will be placed on the integration of intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM technologies, facially driven treatment planning, and guided surgical protocols to achieve highly predictable aesthetic and functional outcomes with greater clinical efficiency.
The course will examine the clinical advantages of immediate provisionalization supported by digital planning, including improvements in precision, patient communication, soft tissue management, and customization of prosthetic components. Special attention will be given to the management of challenging anterior cases, where aesthetics, biological integration, and patient expectations must be carefully balanced.
Biological principles related to the formation and maturation of peri-implant soft tissues will also be explored, with particular focus on how prosthetic components, abutment design, and implant design can influence these processes.
Through clinical cases and step-by-step workflows, participants will gain practical insights into how digital tools can optimize diagnosis, treatment planning, and clinical execution while supporting minimally invasive approaches and enhanced interdisciplinary collaboration.
The course will also discuss current limitations, available evidence, and future perspectives of digitally driven immediate rehabilitation in the aesthetic zone, providing clinicians with practical protocols that can be integrated into daily practice.
DAY 1
THE BASIC PRINCIPLES FOR A MODERN PROSTHETIC THERAPY THAT COMBINES AESTHETIC, BIOLOGY AND BIOMECHANICS.
The secret to a successful implant-supported prosthesis lies in achieving complete integration of the restoration at every level. Implant restorations involve a series of interfaces that must be optimized to ensure long-term success. These include: the prosthetic interface, the aesthetic interface, the soft tissue interface, and the bone interface. All of these parameters are closely interconnected, and through careful selection of both surgical and restorative protocols, it is possible to optimize their integration. In this regard, a solid understanding of the biological principles surrounding dental implants is essential for making appropriate therapeutic decisions. Furthermore, the choice of materials also plays a key role in enhancing the mucosal seal and achieving natural aesthetic results.
8:30 I Registration
9:00 I Dr Fabbri
- The key for the success in the prosthetic rehabilitation on teeth and implant
- Definition of the treatment plan in aesthetic area: Preserve and /or replace the soft tissue architecture
- How to approach the first consultation and present the treatment to the patients
- Guided surgery: Static Vs Dynamic
10:30 I Morning Tea
11:00 I Dr Fabbri
- Biological width around dental implant and clinical implications
- Selection and management of the implant-abutment interface (IAI)
- A biologically driven concept to design Emergence Profile around dental Implant
- Definition of Biological Room and Restorative Room
12:30 I Lunch
1:30 I Dr Fabbri
- The art of immediate implant placement: protsthetic and surgicla aspects.
- Immediate implant placement: with Flap or No Flap? How do you choose?
- Implant site preparation in case immediate loading: tips and tricks to get the ideal osteotomy.
- The rule of digital and guided surgery workflow in the treatment of aesthetic areas – Guided surgery: Static Vs Dynamic
3:30 I Afternoon Tea
4:00 I Dr Fabbri
- The management of the Buccal Gap in case of immediate implant
- Volumetric compensation of bone resorption Vs bone regeneration
- Socket Shield technique: advantage and indications
- Socket Shield: step by step technique
- How to menage the immediate temporization: Temp Shell Vs 3D Printer
6:00 I Finish
DAY 2
PROSTHETIC AND SURGICAL STRATEGIES FOR THE BONE AND THE SUPRACRESTAL SOFT TISSUE COMPARTEMENTS IN CASE OF BONE AUGMENTATION PROCEDURE
The perfect aesthetic integration of the implant-supported restoration depends on three key factors: the diagnosis and prosthetic planning, the evaluation of the bone compartment and its management using the most appropriate surgical techniques, and the evaluation and management of the supracrestal compartment. The latter has gained a crucial role in recent years in the treatment of aesthetic cases, as it is at this level that we must intervene to achieve excellent aesthetics. In managing aesthetic areas, the role of the supracrestal compartment is crucial for optimizing natural soft tissue integration and avoid soft tissue defects. During this day, this aspect will be addressed, from surgical and prosthetic point of view, to allow for the safest possible approach to implant therapy in aesthetic zones.
9:00 I Dr Fabbri
- Advances in Esthetic Implant Dentistry: the art of bone and soft tissue augmentation
- Surgical and prosthetic approach for boosting inter-implant papilla
- Soft tissue conditioning and temporary restorations in case of surgical rebuilding and surgical preservation therapy
- Soft tissue augmentation techniques at implant sites and pontic areas
10:30 I Morning Tea
11:00 I Dr Fabbri
- GBR and Bone graft in Anterior Implant therapy: key factors for the success
- The flap design, flap release, membrane stabilization and suture
- Prosthetic management of the temporary after Bone and Soft Tissue augmentation
12:30 I Lunch
1:30 I Dr Fabbri
- Advances in Esthetic Implant Dentistry: the art of the correction of peri-implant soft tissue deformities
- Connective tissue harvesting techniques
- Tunnel Vs Open Flap Techinque
3:30 I Afternoon Tea
4:00 I Dr Fabbri
HANDS ON ON PIG MODEL: GBR, CONNECTIVE TISSUE GRAFT
-Q&A and Conclusion
6:00 I Finish
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Cancellation Policy:
A minimum of one month’s notice is required for cancellations. Transfer requests must be submitted in writing to education@theacdp.comThis intensive 2-day course explores the evolving role of digitally enhanced immediate restorations in the aesthetic zone, focusing on how contemporary digital workflows are transforming restorative and implant dentistry. Emphasis will be placed on the integration of intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM technologies, facially driven treatment planning, and guided surgical protocols to achieve highly predictable aesthetic and functional outcomes with greater clinical efficiency.
Chatswood, NSW 2067 Australia
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Join Dr Giacomo Fabbri for Digitally Enhanced Immediates in the Aesthetic Zone.
This intensive 2-day course explores the evolving role of digitally enhanced immediate restorations in the aesthetic zone, focusing on how contemporary digital workflows are transforming restorative and implant dentistry. Emphasis will be placed on the integration of intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM technologies, facially driven treatment planning, and guided surgical protocols to achieve highly predictable aesthetic and functional outcomes with greater clinical efficiency.
The course will examine the clinical advantages of immediate provisionalization supported by digital planning, including improvements in precision, patient communication, soft tissue management, and customization of prosthetic components. Special attention will be given to the management of challenging anterior cases, where aesthetics, biological integration, and patient expectations must be carefully balanced.
Biological principles related to the formation and maturation of peri-implant soft tissues will also be explored, with particular focus on how prosthetic components, abutment design, and implant design can influence these processes.
Through clinical cases and step-by-step workflows, participants will gain practical insights into how digital tools can optimize diagnosis, treatment planning, and clinical execution while supporting minimally invasive approaches and enhanced interdisciplinary collaboration.
The course will also discuss current limitations, available evidence, and future perspectives of digitally driven immediate rehabilitation in the aesthetic zone, providing clinicians with practical protocols that can be integrated into daily practice.
DAY 1
THE BASIC PRINCIPLES FOR A MODERN PROSTHETIC THERAPY THAT COMBINES AESTHETIC, BIOLOGY AND BIOMECHANICS.
The secret to a successful implant-supported prosthesis lies in achieving complete integration of the restoration at every level. Implant restorations involve a series of interfaces that must be optimized to ensure long-term success. These include: the prosthetic interface, the aesthetic interface, the soft tissue interface, and the bone interface. All of these parameters are closely interconnected, and through careful selection of both surgical and restorative protocols, it is possible to optimize their integration. In this regard, a solid understanding of the biological principles surrounding dental implants is essential for making appropriate therapeutic decisions. Furthermore, the choice of materials also plays a key role in enhancing the mucosal seal and achieving natural aesthetic results.
8:30 I Registration
9:00 I Dr Fabbri
- The key for the success in the prosthetic rehabilitation on teeth and implant
- Definition of the treatment plan in aesthetic area: Preserve and /or replace the soft tissue architecture
- How to approach the first consultation and present the treatment to the patients
- Guided surgery: Static Vs Dynamic
10:30 I Morning Tea
11:00 I Dr Fabbri
- Biological width around dental implant and clinical implications
- Selection and management of the implant-abutment interface (IAI)
- A biologically driven concept to design Emergence Profile around dental Implant
- Definition of Biological Room and Restorative Room
12:30 I Lunch
1:30 I Dr Fabbri
- The art of immediate implant placement: protsthetic and surgicla aspects.
- Immediate implant placement: with Flap or No Flap? How do you choose?
- Implant site preparation in case immediate loading: tips and tricks to get the ideal osteotomy.
- The rule of digital and guided surgery workflow in the treatment of aesthetic areas – Guided surgery: Static Vs Dynamic
3:30 I Afternoon Tea
4:00 I Dr Fabbri
- The management of the Buccal Gap in case of immediate implant
- Volumetric compensation of bone resorption Vs bone regeneration
- Socket Shield technique: advantage and indications
- Socket Shield: step by step technique
- How to menage the immediate temporization: Temp Shell Vs 3D Printer
6:00 I Finish
DAY 2
PROSTHETIC AND SURGICAL STRATEGIES FOR THE BONE AND THE SUPRACRESTAL SOFT TISSUE COMPARTEMENTS IN CASE OF BONE AUGMENTATION PROCEDURE
The perfect aesthetic integration of the implant-supported restoration depends on three key factors: the diagnosis and prosthetic planning, the evaluation of the bone compartment and its management using the most appropriate surgical techniques, and the evaluation and management of the supracrestal compartment. The latter has gained a crucial role in recent years in the treatment of aesthetic cases, as it is at this level that we must intervene to achieve excellent aesthetics. In managing aesthetic areas, the role of the supracrestal compartment is crucial for optimizing natural soft tissue integration and avoid soft tissue defects. During this day, this aspect will be addressed, from surgical and prosthetic point of view, to allow for the safest possible approach to implant therapy in aesthetic zones.
9:00 I Dr Fabbri
- Advances in Esthetic Implant Dentistry: the art of bone and soft tissue augmentation
- Surgical and prosthetic approach for boosting inter-implant papilla
- Soft tissue conditioning and temporary restorations in case of surgical rebuilding and surgical preservation therapy
- Soft tissue augmentation techniques at implant sites and pontic areas
10:30 I Morning Tea
11:00 I Dr Fabbri
- GBR and Bone graft in Anterior Implant therapy: key factors for the success
- The flap design, flap release, membrane stabilization and suture
- Prosthetic management of the temporary after Bone and Soft Tissue augmentation
12:30 I Lunch
1:30 I Dr Fabbri
- Advances in Esthetic Implant Dentistry: the art of the correction of peri-implant soft tissue deformities
- Connective tissue harvesting techniques
- Tunnel Vs Open Flap Techinque
3:30 I Afternoon Tea
4:00 I Dr Fabbri
HANDS ON ON PIG MODEL: GBR, CONNECTIVE TISSUE GRAFT
-Q&A and Conclusion
6:00 I Finish
Proudly Supported by
Cancellation Policy:
A minimum of one month’s notice is required for cancellations. Transfer requests must be submitted in writing to education@theacdp.comThis intensive 2-day course explores the evolving role of digitally enhanced immediate restorations in the aesthetic zone, focusing on how contemporary digital workflows are transforming restorative and implant dentistry. Emphasis will be placed on the integration of intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM technologies, facially driven treatment planning, and guided surgical protocols to achieve highly predictable aesthetic and functional outcomes with greater clinical efficiency.