FP1 Approach: Complete Protocols for Full-Mouth Fixed Prostheses
FP1 Approach: Complete Protocols for Full-Mouth Fixed Prostheses
Course overview
Comprehensive training on the treatment of complete edentulism with the FP1 approach by renowned implantology experts Dr. Miguel Oliveira and Dr. Emanuele Clozza!
Complete protocols for FP1 treatment await you, enabling high-quality, aesthetic, and functional outcomes in full-mouth rehabilitations.
What you will learn
Emergence profiles and peri-implant workflow
Soft tissue grafting techniques around implants and pontic sites for FP1
Provisionalization in FP1 implant dentistry
Digital workflows for maxillomandibular relationships in FP1 treatment
Prosthetic aspects, including titanium-reinforced PMMA and monolithic zirconia fixed prostheses.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. FP1 Planning and Peri-Implant Workflow
What is FP1?
Reverse planning and prosthetically guided implant surgery for FP1
Peri-implant complex and biologic width
Clinical case analysis of peri-implant workflow.
Lesson 2. Perio-Prostho Approach to Aesthetic FP1
Immediate implants: when and how?
Soft tissue grafting techniques around implants and pontic sites for FP1
Socket shield and Partial Extraction Therapy (PET) as soft tissue maintenance options
Shaping emergence profiles in implants and pontic sites for FP1
Provisionalization in FP1 implant dentistry.
Lesson 3. Advancements in FP1 Full-Arch Implant Restorations
Evolution of FP1 full-arch implant restorations
Challenges in full-arch implant intraoral scanning
Dental photogrammetry for accurate implant impressions
Digital workflows for maxillomandibular relationship transfer in complete arch rehabilitation.
Lesson 4. FP1 Full-arch Implant Restoration with Photogrammetry
Rationale and integration of photogrammetry in the digital workflow for full-arch
Hard and soft tissue grafting for FP1
Guided surgery planning for full-arch
Face scanning for full-mouth rehabilitation
Emergence profile and pontic site development in FP1
3D printing provisionalization for FP1
Titanium-reinforced PMMA versus monolithic zirconia.
