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This course will address implant options and techniques that can be incorporated into the general dental practice. It will explore multimedia, computer generated morphing,
unenhanced digitized photographs, and cutting edge profiles of materials. Specific techniques will be addressed for successfully restoring implants while addressing cosmetic
enhancements that can be incorporated into treatment plans to address function and aesthetics. Methods of analyzing patient outcomes, techniques for efficient natural-
looking restorations, and integrating visual media in your practice will be presented for dentists who are seeking to expand the cosmetic aspect of their practice. A review of esthetic materials, wax-up requirements,preparation protocol, provisionalization,
laboratory communications and simplified cementation recommendations will be
presented. This is a fast paced, high energy course that will leave participants with tools to immediately affect their practice's cosmetic goals, while utilizing protocols that are proven techniques that lead to successful outcomes.

Course Objectives:

At the conclusion of this course the participant should be able to:

• Explain preparation protocol and techniques for today's esthetic materials.
  
  
• Understand simple techniques for provisionalization and use of impression materials.
  
  
• Teach patients about implants and cosmetic enhancements for treatment
  acceptance.
  
  
• Implement step-by-step techniques for direct posterior and anterior restorations.
  
  
• Discuss laser assisted therapy treatment options.
  
  
• Evaluate the usefulness of multimedia in the dental practice.