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An implant-supported crown is one of the most rewarding restorations in dentistry — and one of the most technically demanding. The difference between a crown that lasts a patient's lifetime and one that fails within two years is not luck. It is knowledge, precision, and a systematic clinical approach that leaves nothing to chance. This course gives you exactly that. Who Is This Course For? This course is designed for general dental practitioners and specialists who place or restore implants — or who want to begin doing so with confidence. Whether you are just starting your implant journey or looking to update your protocols to current evidence, this programme will elevate your clinical practice. What You Will Learn Over eight clinically rich modules, you will gain a thorough understanding of the entire implant crown treatment pathway — from initial patient assessment to long-term maintenance. Topics include: • The biology of osseointegration and peri-implant tissue — why it determines every downstream clinical decision • Evidence-based patient selection: absolute and relative contraindications, risk stratification, and how to optimise patients before surgery • Implant systems and design: connection types, platform switching, surface treatments, and material selection — without the marketing • Surgical protocol: flap design, drilling sequences adapted to bone density (D1–D4), safe insertion torque values, and loading protocol decision-making • Prosthodontic phase: conventional versus digital impressions, abutment selection, crown materials (zirconia, lithium disilicate, PFM), and screw- versus cement-retained restorations • Occlusal principles for implant crowns: implant-protected occlusion, canine guidance, and how the absence of a periodontal ligament changes everything • Complications: peri-implantitis, screw loosening, ceramic fracture — prevalence data, early recognition, and evidence-based management
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