Synopsis:

This presentation examines critical quality control measures for predictable full-arch implant restorations in contemporary digital workflows. While digital impression technologies—including intraoral scanning and photogrammetry—have transformed implant dentistry, verification of implant position remains essential for long-term success. Drawing from clinical cases and laboratory data, this lecture demonstrates how prosthetically-driven treatment planning and strategic use of verification jigs—even within digital workflows—significantly reduce remakes and improve outcomes. Attendees will learn systematic approaches that combine digital efficiency with analog precision for predictable full-arch implant restoration delivery.

 Learning Objectives:

1.  Apply prosthetically-driven treatment planning principles to full-arch implant case design
2.  Implement same-day provisionalization protocols for immediately loaded full-arch implant restorations
3. Evaluate when and how to incorporate verification jigs within digital impression workflows to ensure restorative passivity