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Implants continue to play an important role in everyday dentistry. However, many clinicians hesitate to begin placing implants because of the experience traditionally required to achieve predictable outcomes.

Today's digitally guided implant workflows have transformed the planning and placement process. By combining CBCT imaging, intraoral scanning, laboratory collaboration, and guided surgery, clinicians can visualize the proposed restoration before surgery begins and place implants with greater precision and confidence.

This course explores the modern guided implant workflow from extraction and site development through laboratory consultation and final implant placement. Through real-world clinical examples, attendees will see how digital technologies can reduce uncertainty, improve predictability, and create a practical pathway for introducing guided implant dentistry into everyday practice.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the digital workflow used in guided implant dentistry, from diagnosis and treatment planning to final implant placement.
• Recognize how CBCT imaging, intraoral scans, and laboratory collaboration improve implant accuracy, predictability, and confidence.
• Apply strategies for extraction site management, grafting, and healing cap selection that support long-term restorative success.