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Alessandro Pozzi

Saturday, September 11
8:00-8:25

Digitally and biologically driven zirconia full arch reconstruction: A 10-year results integration static and dynamic guided surgery and guided prostheses

Lecture Description: 

The modern digital workflow integrating static and dynamic guided surgery and immediate guided prosthesis can enhance the treatment of complex cases in which the anatomic deficiencies must be addressed as well as the demands of a minimally invasive approach and high esthetic outcome. Advanced optical scanning technology, blended with the CBCT assessment conducted with the “Smiling Scan Technique” provide the Team with a comprehensive virtual scenario, allowing the creation of the virtual patient and enhancing a digital pathway based on facially driven virtual diagnostic waxing, prosthetic and soft tissue driven implant positioning and immediate fabrication of implant-supported screw-retained interim restorations. The new digital assisted soft tissue sculpturing (DASS) technique to re-configurate the bone and soft tissue and the use of a xenogeneic collagen matrix to achieve a scalloped interface for pink free restoration will be presented. The interplay between the guided surgery planning software and the Navigation System drives the virtual planning and the minimal invasive implant and prostheses positioning to the next level in terms of accuracy, predictability and low morbidity. 10 years outcomes of zirconia based full arch pink free prosthesis will be widely commented providing guidelines for succeeding with this type of restorations.

Objective: 
  1. Understanding the benefits and disadvantages of using digitally guided surgery and prosthetics techniques
  2. Gain knowledge on the different clinical indications of CAD/CAM template guided implant surgery and x-guide navigation implant surgery
  3. Feel confidence and being able to differentiate when immediate loading is feasible
  4. Managing the soft tissue interface for pink free full arch restorations
About presenter: 

Alessandro Pozzi, entitled as Full Professor in Oral Sciences by the Italian Ministry of University and Research and Adjunct Associate Professor at the Goldstein Center for Esthetics and Implant Dentistry, Augusta University in the USA. Guest Lecturer in the Continuing Education in Implant Dentistry at the UCLA University, Los Angeles. He’s qualified Specialist in Orthodontics and TMJ dysfunction and Specialist in Oral Surgery. He has been practicing for more than 20 years focusing on implant surgery and prosthodontics. Researcher and scientist, widely published, he has been carrying on clinical researches on the cutting edges technologies to integrate the digital workflow in implant dentistry and oral rehabilitation. As a researcher, he received the Judson C. Hickey Scientific Writing Award as best Clinical Report of the 2013 by the Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry. Co-Author with PK Moy and John Beumer of the textbook Fundamental of Implant Dentistry, Quintessence Publisher.  Editorial Board Member of Clinical Implant dentistry and Related Research Journal and International Journal Oral Implantology. In the 2020 he received the prestigious Fellowship status of the Academy of Osseointegration (AO) for his commitment to the field of Osseointegration in both academics and service to the Academy. Active member of the Italian Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (IAED). Since 2010, he has been invited to lecture in the most prestigious congresses and academies all over the world. He holds international training courses on minimal invasive digital implant dentistry and esthetics in his International Center for Oral Rehabilitation based in Rome Italy, with emphasis on the navigation assisted implant surgery. www.studioalessandropozzi.com
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