This comprehensive lecture provides advanced training on all-on-X restorative procedures, focusing on best practices and evidence-based techniques. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of:
1. Patient selection and evaluation
2. Implant placement and prosthetic design
3. Digital workflow optimization
4. Material selection and CAD/CAM design
5. Loading protocols and complication management

Learning Objectives
1. Understand indications and contraindications for All-on-X
2. Master implant placement and prosthetic design principles
3. Optimize digital workflows for efficient treatment planning
4. Select optimal materials and designs for durability and aesthetics
5. Manage complications and ensure successful outcomes

Implants have become the most esthetic and viable replacement of a natural tooth especially in esthetic zones. In the anterior zone, we are not just restoring function but most importantly someone’s looks and patient's expectations have changed over the years.

In this lecture you will learn about:
imply esthetic treatment planning, smile designing, diagnosing, and treatment planning in the esthetic zone, clinical situations that could contribute to esthetic compromise, and ways to determine the level of risk and treatment difficulty in esthetic areas. There are many factors that we have to consider before surgical placement of Implant but two main factors are bone and soft tissue.

You will also learn about the timing of the implant placement, socket management, ridge preservation, current recommendations for implant loading and provisionalization, clinical procedure checklist, provisional fabrication, impression techniques, and implant crown selection with recent research and recommendations.