Patient evaluation and treatment planning

Rationale for immediate load of full arches

Presurgical prosthodontics

Esthetic and phonetic requirements

Space requirements

Visual surgical planning

Minimally invasive surgery

Bone density and loading protocols

Alternatives to bone grafting

Healthcare ethics

Anatomical grounding

Tilted implants - biomechanical aspects and survival rates

Cantilevers

Treatment planning - pre- and post-operative radiographic

  examinations and 3D imaging

Prosthetic restoration - impressions, registration and

  jaw relationships

Laboratory communication and collaboration

Follow-up protocols

Dental hygiene requirements

Post insertion complications

Zygomatic anchorage and the Zygomatic implant

 

Complete the surgical implant placement and prosthetic issue of an arch with an immediate load fixed prosthesis

 

Co-ordinate the surgical and laboratory phases of treatment

 

Explain the anatomical maxillary and mandibular considerations and limitations in relation to immediate load of full arches

 

Understand the requirements and design of diagnostic and surgical templates

 

Recognise diagnostic imaging procedures for the assessment of the edentulous arch

 

Establish a systematic and organise approach to the surgical and prosthetic techniques for this modality of treatment