DentistryOnline courseProsthodontics
Implant restoration from components to full-arch — impression copings, verification jigs, denture conversion and CPR planning
Ricardo Mitrani, Darin Dichter, Steve Ratcliff and three colleagues split Mastering Full Arch Implant Dentistry: A Digital-to-Delivery Approach into nine short modules: 32 lessons in 5 h 53 min. The path runs from implant and abutment types through open- and closed-tray impressions for bone- and tissue-level fixtures, verification jigs and edentulous occlusion to immediate denture conversion, fixed full-arch fabrication, scanning, the orthodontic–implant interface and risk-based planning.
- 9modules
- 32lessons
- 5 h 53 minof video
What you’ll be able to do
- Identify implant, abutment and impression components and when each is used
- Choose between open- and closed-tray copings for bone-level and tissue-level implants
- Fabricate a verification jig to confirm the fit of multi-unit work
- Convert a denture to an immediate provisional chairside or in the lab
- Plan cases with the Contingency–Priority–Risk (CPR) protocol
Inside the course
Parts and impressions
The first two modules are a component primer, then nine lessons comparing fixture-level transfer methods for both implant designs, including an update on tissue-level closed-tray copings. Three brief lessons on jigs cover indications, impression and fabrication.
The edentulous arch
An 80-minute module on occlusal concepts for full-arch restorations anchors the programme. It is followed by lab and chairside conversion protocols, a review of loading literature, arch assessment and classification, and fixed prosthesis fabrication.
Digital, orthodontic and planning perspectives
Mark Fleming introduces scanning, practice technology and indirect materials; Donna Stenberg explains when to close edentulous spaces, anchorage and Class II and III issues; the last module applies CPR to a full clinical case.
Built for
- Restorative dentists new to implantsA clear map of components and impression options before the first case.
- Prosthodontists and interdisciplinary teamsShared language on occlusion, loading and ortho–implant decisions.
Curriculum
Before you buy
How deep does the full-arch content go?
It is an overview: under six hours for 32 lessons, with fixed full-arch fabrication itself taking about half an hour. Implant placement surgery is not among the lessons.
How much digital workflow is included?
The digital module is a 26-minute introduction to scanning, technology and materials.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Online video course |
|---|---|
| Instructors | Mitrani, Dichter, Somerville, Ratcliff, Fleming, Stenberg |
| Contents | 9 modules · 32 lessons |
| Duration | 5 h 53 min |
| Access | Lifetime, self-paced |
| Department | Dentistry |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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