Foundations of
Full Arch Therapy
COURSE OVERVIEW
This course provides clinicians with a foundational understanding of full arch rehabilitation, including tooth-borne restorations, complete dentures, implant overdentures and All-on-X concepts. Using evidence-based principles, participants will review patient assessment protocols, TMJ and masticatory anatomy, and the role of centric relation (CR) and vertical dimension of occlusion (VDO) in treatment planning. The course also explores implant positioning, tooth arrangement and clinical factors that contribute to predictable functional and aesthetic outcomes.
Audience: Dentists, Dental Assistants, Technicians
Recommended Pre-requisite: None
Format
Lecture,
Live Webinar
Subject
610 Fixed Prosthodontics
Speaker
Tramain Watkins, CDT
Course Date
September 8th
@ 7 PM ET /
4 PM PT
Credit
1.5 CEU
Course Fee
FREE
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of this course, attendees should be able to:
■ Identify clinical findings critical to full arch and full mouth rehabilitation treatment planning
■ Explain how TMJ anatomy and masticatory function influence occlusion and restorative successs
■ Determine and document CR and VDO
■ Apply tooth-positioning, implant placement and neutral-zone principles to full arch restorative treatments
■ Identify clinical findings critical to full arch and full mouth rehabilitation treatment planning
■ Explain how TMJ anatomy and masticatory function influence occlusion and restorative successs
■ Determine and document CR and VDO
■ Apply tooth-positioning, implant placement and neutral-zone principles to full arch restorative treatments
Tramain Watkins, CDT



