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Implant prosthetics on the Osstem system — planning, abutments, occlusion and digital production in 38 lessons
Ten Korean and Korean-American clinicians, including Jung-Bo Huh of Pusan National University, Yin Shik Hur of Kyung Hee University and digital implantology lecturer Sei-Young Chun, teach OSSTEM PROTHESE COURSE: Mastering Implant Prosthodontics & Digital Workflow. Across 13 h 22 min it covers the restorative side of implant therapy: diagnosis, component selection, impressions and scans, prosthesis design, occlusion, complications, CAD/CAM and full-arch loading.
- 8modules
- 38lessons
- 13 h 22 minof video
- 10instructors
What you’ll be able to do
- Plan restorations for posterior, anterior and fully edentulous implant cases
- Pick the right Osstem abutment and prosthetic type for each site
- Take reliable analog impressions and intraoral scans for implant work
- Design an implant occlusal scheme and adjust it at delivery
- Handle porcelain chipping and screw loosening when they occur
- Produce a one-day prosthesis with milling or 3D printing
Inside the course
From diagnosis to component choice
Six planning lessons cover single posterior sites, the esthetic anterior region and the edentulous maxilla and mandible, including a guided-surgery case with OneGuide. The system module explains how Osstem implants are classified, how to choose anterior abutments, and where locator overdentures and implant-assisted RPDs fit.
Records, design and materials
Impression lessons contrast posterior and anterior final impressions with intraoral scanning. Design lessons then deal with posterior prosthesis types, esthetic crowns, provisionals used to shape the final result and the range of materials suited to digital fabrication.
Occlusion, failures and the digital lab
A six-lesson block on biomechanics runs from occlusal concepts to CR, vertical dimension and occlusal plane in edentulous fixed cases. Short complication lessons precede a digital module on milling, printing and CAD software, and the course ends with conventional versus immediate loading for full-mouth work.
Built for
- Dentists restoring Osstem implantsSystem-specific component and abutment guidance you can use at the chair.
- ProsthodontistsOcclusion and full-arch loading protocols organised into a single sequence.
- Clinicians adopting CAD/CAMScanning, milling and printing explained within implant cases.
Curriculum
Module 1: Diagnosis & Treatment Planning (1 h 56 min) 6 lessons
- Diagnosis & Treatment Plan for Posterior Implant
- Diagnosis and Tx. Planning for Anterior Esthetic Implant Prosthesis
- Treatment Planning of the Edentulous Mandible
- Treatment Planning of the Edentulous Maxilla
- Treatment Planning of the Edentulous Patients (OneGuide)
- Complications of Implants in Aesthetic Region
Module 2: Implant Systems & Components (2 h 19 min) 6 lessons
- Classification of Osstem Implant System
- Prosthodontic Type of Osstem Implant System
- Abutment Selection for the Anterior Implant Prosthesis
- Clinical Consideration of Abutment & Implant Fracture
- Locator Overdenture
- IARPD
Module 3: Impression & Scanning Techniques (1 h 44 min) 4 lessons
- Impression Taking for Accurate Implant Prosthesis
- Final Impression Taking for Posterior Implants
- Impression Taking for the Anterior Implant Prosthesis
- Intraoral Scan Conquest
Module 4: Prosthetic Design & Material Selection (1 h 48 min) 5 lessons
- Prosthodontic Design of Posterior Implant
- Mastering the Design of Esthetic Implant Prostheses
- Temporary Prosthesis for the Production of Aesthetic Prosthesis
- Selection of Prosthetic Types for Posterior Implants
- Various Esthetic Materials for Digital Dentistry
Module 5: Occlusion & Biomechanics (2 h 06 min) 6 lessons
- Biomechanics & Occlusion of Dental Implant Prosthesis
- Considerations for Implant Occlusion Design
- Occlusal Scheme of Implant Prosthesis
- Occlusion for Implant-Supported Fixed Prostheses in Edentulous
- Implant Prosthesis Setting & Occlusal Adjustment
- CR, VD, Occlusal Plane
Module 6: Complications & Clinical Considerations (35 min) 2 lessons
- Clinical Consideration of Porcelain Fracture
- Clinical Consideration of Screw Loosening & Fracture
Module 7: Digital Workflow & Technology (1 h 50 min) 6 lessons
- Digital Technology and Dentistry
- Milling Workflow for Digital Dentistry
- Workflow of Digital Dentistry
- The Workflow of Digital Dentistry with a 3D Printer
- Understanding of CAD-CAM Software
- One-Day Prosthesis by Digital Dentistry
Module 8: Full-Mouth Rehabilitation & Loading Protocols (1 h 01 min) 3 lessons
- Full-Mouth Rehabilitation with Conventional Loading
- Full-Mouth Rehabilitation with Immediate Loading
- Loading Protocol of Implant Prosthesis
Before you buy
Will it help if I use a different implant brand?
Planning, occlusion and digital lessons are general, but the component module is built around the Osstem range.
How deep is the complications coverage?
Two lessons totalling 35 minutes, focused on porcelain fracture and screw loosening or fracture, plus one planning lesson on esthetic-zone problems.
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 | Ten clinicians, incl. Jung-Bo Huh, Yin Shik Hur, Sei-Young Chun |
| Contents | 8 modules · 38 lessons |
| Duration | 13 h 22 min |
| Access | Lifetime, self-paced |
| Department | Dentistry |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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