Digital Implant Approaches in the Real World: From Single Implants to Full-Arch Rehabilitation

Digital Dentistry

Digital dentistry has fundamentally transformed implant treatment across the entire spectrum of clinical indications, from single-tooth replacement and partial edentulism to complex full-arch rehabilitations. This lecture will present a comprehensive digital workflow, demonstrating how intraoral scanning, CBCT-driven planning, CAD/CAM technologies, guided surgery, photogrammetry, and digital prosthetic workflows can be integrated to improve precision, efficiency, and predictability in everyday clinical practice. Clinical cases will illustrate how digital protocols simplify diagnosis, treatment planning, surgical execution, and prosthetic delivery while enhancing communication with both patients and the interdisciplinary team. The session will also discuss practical considerations, technology selection, and common challenges encountered in different clinical scenarios, providing attendees with evidence-based strategies to optimize outcomes regardless of case complexity. 

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