Digital FP1 Full-Arch Reconstruction: From Planning to Final Prosthesis

Dr. Martin Wanendeya welcomes you to this video course dedicated to the FP-1 approach in full-arch implantology.

Immediate loading on full and partial arches is something that many implant dentists want to learn. However, the common thought, based on literature, that fixed dentures are made by removing bone on the ridge is a factor that has traditionally worried professionals.

In this course, Dr. Wanendeya shows the entire workflow for planning, making, and placing FP-1 prostheses. With the support of several clinical clips, Dr. Wanendeya guides you step by step to full-arch rehabilitation with FP-1 prostheses, from diagnosis to surgical protocols and from the provisional to the final restoration in just one sitting.

By following this course, you will explore all the advantages of using FP-1 prostheses – natural-looking results, less invasiveness, improved preservation of hard and soft tissues, and increased treatment acceptance – and you will make sure that your patients receive the most respectful treatment possible in terms of aesthetics, function, and biology.

Join Dr. Wanendeya and take your implant-prosthetic practice to new heights!

The course includes:

• 5 video lessons
• Lots of clinical clips

Topics covered in the course:

• The FP-1 approach in full-arch implantology
• Diagnosis and treatment planning: analog and digital workflow
• How to plan, make, and place the provisional restoration
• Provisional and final prosthetic design
• Guided surgery and guided bone regeneration
• Soft tissue manipulation around the full-arch prosthesis
• FP-1 vs FP-3 prostheses: advantages and disadvantages

At the end of the course, you’ll be able to:

• Perform immediate loading on full and partial arches
• Preserve and augment hard and soft tissues while placing FP-1 prostheses
• Reconstruct the tissues with grafting procedures or prosthetically replace them
• Plan every surgical phase by adopting a digitally-guided approach, integrating extra- and intra-oral clinical photographs with the digital wax-up
• Create different types of guides
• Achieve natural implant aesthetics
• Select the proper tools, equipment, and materials
• Prevent and manage a wide range of possible complications

Who is the course for?

This learning experience is particularly recommended for all prosthetists who want to deepen their knowledge of surgical protocols for inserting FP1 prostheses.

This course is a unique opportunity to keep up to date with the latest developments regarding the best materials, products and instruments and that’s why also professionals who already perform this type of rehabilitation may also find the information extremely useful.

How does it work?

This 3 hours and 45 minutes course is divided into 5 theory lectures that you can find by accessing your personal area from any device and downloading from the mobile app, available on iOS and Android.