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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2022 · 42 MIN

348: Scan, Plan, Place and Restore: An Everyday Implant Workflow

from A Tale of Two Hygienists Podcast

This month we have partnered with DEXIS to bring you 4 courses from their DEXIS Days series. DEXIS Days is a month-long virtual experience to help you advance your knowledge, embrace emerging technologies, and thrive. This is one of 34 education sessions!  On this episode Dr. Robert Pauley discusses how Intraoral scanners can impact your prosthetic design phase and increase collaboration with your dental lab technicians. Dr. Pauley outlines the full workflow start to finish with navigated surgery for better implant placement.  This Episode Counts for Self-Study CE: Take the Quiz HERE Learning Objectives:  Discuss the utilization of intraoral scanners during immediate prosthetic design phase and final impression  Understand the importance of collaboration with dental lab technicians   Discuss the importance of a cosmetic blueprint when developing your prosthetic driven implant treatment plan   Review the clinical evidence including patient and clinician benefits of navigated surgery for simple and complex implant cases https://dexis.com/en-us/blog/dexis-imaging-launches-dexis-days

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