Abstract

This immersive hands-on session is designed to provide a step-by-step, clinically relevant experience in mastering prosthetically driven implant placement through a guided surgical approach. Using a case-based, interactive format, participants will explore the full potential of the OneGuide system—a scientifically validated, comprehensive digital workflow for restorative-driven implantology.

Starting from intraoral scanning and CBCT data acquisition, attendees will progress through virtual planning, digital design, and surgical execution with static guides. The course emphasizes practical application in both aesthetic and posterior regions, including solutions for challenging anatomical scenarios and bone management strategies.

Through close mentorship and hands-on training, clinicians will gain confidence in integrating computer-guided techniques into their daily practice. The session will highlight the versatility of OneGuide, including analog and digital workflows, sleeve and sleeveless templates, and innovative prosthetic options—demonstrating how they contribute to predictable outcomes and reduced chair time.

Participants will also gain practical insight into reading and merging DICOM and STL files, managing soft tissue considerations, and recognizing indications and limitations of guided protocols. Special focus will be placed on optimizing implant positioning to achieve long-term prosthetic success—"design first, drill second" as the guiding philosophy.

Tips, tricks, and real-world clinical pearls will be shared to address common complications and improve decision-making. Whether new to digital workflows or looking to elevate your skills, this hands-on course offers a comprehensive foundation for restorative-driven implant surgery using the OneGuide system. 

Learning objectives

• Discuss the principles and clinical benefits of prosthetically driven implant planning using static guided surgery.
• Explain each phase of the OneGuide digital workflow—from intraoral scanning and CBCT acquisition to treatment planning and surgical execution.
• Demonstrate the correct use of the OneGuide kit for guided implant placement in both anterior and posterior regions.
• Share clinical decision-making strategies for choosing between different guide designs and surgical options based on anatomical and prosthetic considerations.
• Practice and refine guided drilling protocols through hands-on exercises, enhancing accuracy, confidence, and clinical predictability.

Agenda

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