Abstract

Aesthetics in dentistry today is an all-encompassing multidisciplinary treatment process that dentists provide for patients. While some cases may have obvious solutions, many can leave us indecisive on the best treatment options, especially when we are faced with a numerous possibility of restorative treatments and materials. Having a working protocol is vital in equipping both practitioners and patients to make important informed decisions. Topics will include the workflow of indirect restorative implant treatment focusing on provisional restorations, tissue management, optical impression technique and fabrication of custom abutments. The main objective of this lecture is to show evidence-based requirements and conceptual bases that should be followed to optimize and efficiently achieve results in modern implant dentistry. Focused will be given to the digital workflow.

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