Full Digital Arch & Workflow Course #3:

Full Digital Arch & Workflow Course #3 is Med Dent EDU's most advanced implant training program, designed for clinicians seeking to develop a complete Full Arch / All-on-X surgical, digital, and restorative workflow. The course brings together the critical components of full-arch treatment, from diagnosis and digital planning through implant surgery, data capture, prosthetic design, in-clinic 3D printing, and provisional delivery.

Participants train through the entire digital Full Arch workflow, integrating advanced CBCT-based treatment planning, intraoral scanning, photogrammetry, guided and freehand surgery, multi-unit abutment placement, digital prosthetic design, and same-course provisionalization.

Dentists participate in three full-arch live-patient cases with close faculty mentorship throughout the surgical and restorative process. The emphasis is not simply on implant placement, but on understanding how the surgical, restorative, laboratory, and digital components work together to create a predictable Full Arch result.

Training includes the MaxScrew direct-to-MUA protocol, allowing participants to understand the digital workflow from accurate implant-position capture through design, 3D printing, finishing, and delivery of the provisional restoration.

Full Arch / All-on-X patient evaluation and case selection
Advanced CBCT interpretation and digital treatment planning
Prosthetically driven implant positioning
Full-arch surgical anatomy and risk assessment
Guided and freehand Full Arch surgery
Implant distribution and positioning for All-on-X cases
Multi-unit abutment selection and placement
Intraoral scanning and digital data acquisition
Photogrammetry for accurate implant-position capture
Digital bite and restorative records
Integration of CBCT, IOS, and photogrammetry data
Full-arch prosthetic design workflow
In-clinic 3D printing
Provisional restoration finishing and preparation
MaxScrew direct-to-MUA prosthetic protocol
Same-course provisional delivery
Occlusion and verification of the provisional restoration
Surgical-to-restorative communication and workflow
Three Full Arch live-patient cases
Close faculty mentorship throughout the complete workflow

Course Goal: Prepare clinicians to confidently execute a comprehensive Full Arch / All-on-X digital workflow by connecting treatment planning, surgery, digital records, photogrammetry, prosthetic design, 3D printing, and provisional delivery into one predictable clinical system. The goal is for participants to leave understanding not only how to perform Full Arch surgery, but how to manage the entire case from the initial digital plan through delivery of the provisional prosthesis.