Upcoming In-Person CE Courses & Events

Featuring: Dr. Daniel Bitar
April 1, 2025 | MicroDental Ottawa
Sponsored by MicroDental Laboratories and Nobel Biocare

Learning Objectives
· Discuss how to plan and optimize implant position for temporary and final prosthetics
· Learn how to finalize and fabricate a surgical template for surgery via in house 3D printing with SprintRay or outsourcing to your lab
· Dive into Nobel Biocare prosthetics and restorative workflows,from temporary abutments to final prosthetics.

Featuring: Elton Fernandes and Holly Emuss with Nobel Biocare™
April 9, 2025 | MicroDental Hamilton
Sponsored by MicroDental Laboratories and Nobel Biocare

Learning Objectives
· Discuss how to plan and optimize implant position for temporary and final prosthetics
· Learn how to finalize and fabricate a surgical template for surgery via in house 3D printing with SprintRay or outsourcing to your lab
· Dive into Nobel Biocare prosthetics and restorative workflows, from temporary abutments to final prosthetics.

Featuring  Dr. Isaac Tawil 
April 9th, 2025 | Quantum Technologies
Sponsored by Quantum Technologies, Essex County Dental Collective, Henry Schein, CCS, Halliwill Seguin, and SHINING 3D.

Learning Objectives
· Understand the principles of Intraoral Photogrammetry (IPG) and its application in capturing precise implant positions for All-on-X procedures
· Explore the workflow integration of IPG technology to streamline capturing photogrammetric and soft tissue data in a single scan, eliminating the need for separate devices and complex manual alignment
· Analyze the advantages of IPG, including improved accuracy, reduced chair time, enhanced patient comfort, and simplified workflows, compared to traditional methods and extraoral photogrammetry (EPG)
· Examine the limitations of extraoral photogrammetry and how IPG overcomes challenges such as maintaining the vertical dimension ofocclusion (VDO), reducing radiation exposure, and achieving precise intraoral alignment during complex cases
· Evaluate case studies and clinical examples to illustrate the versatility andsuperiority of IPG technology over extraoral photogrammetry in both surgical and restorative phases of All-on-X procedures