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Treating a worn dentition case may seem as challenging as ascending a colossal rugged mountain. And the more difficult the case, the higher you are on that mountain where the challenges are even greater. This presentation will look at multiple cases for patients who presented with different worn dentition challenges in a sequential order from the simpler to the complex. We will look at a step-by-step breakdown of the evaluation, treatment planning and the staged treatment for this case with clinical tips throughout. Research will be discussed throughout on what the evidence is for saving teeth in worn dentition rehabilitations vs. full fixed implant supported prostheses.
Implants vs Teeth – Looking at the research and evidence for guidelines to consider when facing the decision of saving a tooth vs. replacing it with an implant.
The Vertical Challenge – Points to consider when opening the Vertical Dimension.
Treatment Planning and Sequencing – Step by step look at clinical cases that involved rehabilitation of a Worn Dentition.
Surgical Procedures involved with Worn Dentition Cases — We will look at how to manage the different types of surgeries often needed for a worn dentition case including implant dentistry and esthetic crown lengthening
Functionally Driven Esthetics — Esthetic and Occlusal Guidelines to Focus on when Finishing a Case.
Dr. Pio Modi
250 (1L) 610 (1L) 690 (.30) 780 (.30)
Please contact The Dawson Academy at 1.800.952.2178 for full details.
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