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DESCRIPTION:Location: Old Oaks Country Club\nAddress: 3100 Purchase Street\
 , Purchase\, NY\nContact: Dr. Michael Graffeo\nEmail: dtartell@oralsurgery
 ofwestchester.com\nHow to find us: For Directions\, Call:  914-683-6000\nP
 hone: 914-251-0313\n\n"The Digital Handshake: Connecting the Restorative D
 entist and Oral Surgeon"Instructor:  Naren Rajan\, D.M.D.\, F.A.G.D.Synops
 is:  Successful implant dentistry begins long before the implant is placed
 . Digital workflows now allow the restorative dentist and oral surgeon to 
 collaborate before surgery\, using the final restoration as the starting p
 oint for implant planning.This course will explore a collaborative\, resto
 rative-driven approach to guided implant surgery. Participants will follow
  the digital workflow from intraoral scanning and CBCT acquisition through
  virtual implant planning\, surgical guide fabrication\, guided implant pl
 acement\, and restoration. Emphasis will be placed on how communication an
 d shared digital planning between the restorative dentist and surgeon can 
 improve implant position\, restorative predictability\, and the overall pa
 tient experience.Clinical workflows for both single-unit and multiple-impl
 ant therapy will be presented\, including the use of 3D-printed surgical g
 uides and provisional restorations.Learning ObjectivesAt the conclusion of
  this course\, participants will be able to:Describe the digital workflow 
 for restoratively driven implant planning\, from data acquisition through 
 guided implant placement.Explain how CBCT data and intraoral scans are com
 bined to evaluate implant position in relation to the planned final restor
 ation.Identify the benefits and limitations of guided implant surgery and 
 recognize clinical situations in which guided treatment may be advantageou
 s.Understand how 3D-printed surgical guides and provisional restorations c
 an be incorporated into single-unit and full-arch implant workflows
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LOCATION:3100 Purchase Street\, Purchase\, NY
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SUMMARY:Westchester Multidisciplinary Study Club
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>Location:</strong> Old Oaks Country Cl
 ub<br><strong>Address:</strong> 3100 Purchase Street\, Purchase\, NY<br><s
 trong>Contact:</strong> Dr. Michael Graffeo<br><strong>Email:</strong> <a 
 href="mailto:dtartell@oralsurgeryofwestchester.com">dtartell@oralsurgeryof
 westchester.com</a><br><strong>How to find us:</strong> For Directions\, C
 all:&nbsp\; 914-683-6000<br><strong>Phone:</strong> 914-251-0313<br><br><p
 ><strong>"The Digital Handshake: Connecting the Restorative Dentist and Or
 al Surgeon"</strong></p><p><strong>Instructor:&nbsp\; </strong>Naren Rajan
 \, D.M.D.\, F.A.G.D.</p><p><strong>Synopsis:&nbsp\; </strong>Successful im
 plant dentistry begins long before the implant is placed. Digital workflow
 s now allow the restorative dentist and oral surgeon to collaborate before
  surgery\, using the final restoration as the starting point for implant p
 lanning.</p><p>This course will explore a collaborative\, restorative-driv
 en approach to guided implant surgery. Participants will follow the digita
 l workflow from intraoral scanning and CBCT acquisition through virtual im
 plant planning\, surgical guide fabrication\, guided implant placement\, a
 nd restoration. Emphasis will be placed on how communication and shared di
 gital planning between the restorative dentist and surgeon can improve imp
 lant position\, restorative predictability\, and the overall patient exper
 ience.</p><p>Clinical workflows for both single-unit and multiple-implant 
 therapy will be presented\, including the use of 3D-printed surgical guide
 s and provisional restorations.</p><h4><strong>Learning Objectives</strong
 ></h4><p>At the conclusion of this course\, participants will be able to:<
 /p><ul data-list="0" data-level="1"><li><strong>Describe</strong> the digi
 tal workflow for restoratively driven implant planning\, from data acquisi
 tion through guided implant placement.</li><li><strong>Explain</strong> ho
 w CBCT data and intraoral scans are combined to evaluate implant position 
 in relation to the planned final restoration.</li><li><strong>Identify</st
 rong> the benefits and limitations of guided implant surgery and recognize
  clinical situations in which guided treatment may be advantageous.</li><l
 i><strong>Understand&nbsp\;</strong>how 3D-printed surgical guides and pro
 visional restorations can be incorporated into single-unit and full-arch i
 mplant workflows</li></ul>
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