Blueprint to Smile: Full-Mouth Implant Rehabilitation in the Digital Era (Online on demand)

This live webinar presents a structured, clinically-oriented digital workflow for full-mouth implant rehabilitation spanning from initial diagnosis through provisionalization. The course is designed for dental professionals seeking to master contemporary digital approaches to complex implant cases.

The lecture establishes a comprehensive diagnostic foundation by integrating facial and dentolabial parameters, soft-tissue architecture, and available bone volume to support informed decisions between different prosthetic designs. Once the prosthetic endpoint is determined, participants learn how to translate this into a prosthetically driven treatment plan that accounts for implant number and positioning, loading strategies, and restorative space management.

The presentation demonstrates practical methods to streamline the diagnostic and treatment planning process into predictable creation of surgical guides and provisional restorations through digital data integration and design validation. A detailed step-by-step sequence from surgical execution through provisionalization is presented, followed by a practical pathway for transitioning from provisional restorations to final definitive restorations.

This course is intended for general dentists, prosthodontists, implant surgeons, and restorative specialists who manage full-mouth implant cases and seek to optimize their digital workflows. Attendees will gain competency in applying a systematic diagnostic framework to select appropriate solutions for varied clinical scenarios, formulating prosthetically driven treatment plans specific to each prosthetic design option, translating treatment plans into efficient digital workflows for surgical guide and provisional restoration fabrication, and understanding the complete surgical and provisionalization protocol with organized transition strategies to definitive restoration.

The webinar provides one continuing education credit and carries AGD PACE approval codes 610 and 690, making it suitable for general dentists and specialists pursuing ongoing professional development in implant dentistry.

1 CE credit. AGD PACE approval codes 610 and 690. Nationally Approved PACE Program Provider for FAGD/MAGD credit. Provider ID# 355051. CE credit valid from October 15, 2026 through October 15, 2029.

This webinar offers dental professionals a structured approach to managing complex full-mouth implant cases using contemporary digital workflows. Dr. John Tsourounakis, a board-certified periodontist with advanced training, presents practical clinical protocols validated through extensive experience. Participants earn one continuing education credit applicable to professional licensing requirements across multiple jurisdictions via AGD PACE accreditation.

The course directly addresses a common clinical challenge: coordinating diagnosis, treatment planning, surgical execution, and restoration sequencing in full-mouth cases. Rather than theoretical content, the lecture focuses on step-by-step clinical sequencing and digital tool integration that practitioners can implement immediately in their practices. The digital workflow approach reduces complications, improves predictability of surgical guides and provisional restorations, and streamlines the transition to final restorations.

For implant surgeons, prosthodontists, and restorative-focused general dentists, this content bridges the gap between treatment planning and clinical delivery in cases of significant complexity.