This lecture explores the evolution of prosthetic rehabilitation in dental implantology, tracing the transition from traditional analog methods to advanced digital technologies. It will cover key aspects such as the design, fabrication, and placement of implant-supported prostheses, highlighting the impact of digital tools like CAD/CAM, 3D scanning, and virtual planning software. The shift from manual techniques to digital workflows has revolutionized the precision, speed, and predictability of treatment outcomes. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how digital technologies have enhanced prosthetic rehabilitation, improved patient experiences, and optimized clinical results in implant dentistry.

Objective:

The primary objective of this lecture is to provide dental professionals with an in-depth understanding of the advancements in prosthetic rehabilitation for dental implants, focusing on the transition from analog to digital methods. Participants will:

1. Learn the historical context and limitations of traditional analog techniques in implant prosthetics.
2. Gain insights into how digital workflows improve accuracy, reduce treatment time, and enhance patient outcomes.
3. Explore the future trends and innovations in digital implantology and their potential impact on clinical practice.