Scientific Sessions

• Implant placement techniques and surgical planning
• Prosthetic design, materials, and customization
• Digital workflows and computer-assisted implantology
• Management of peri-implant tissues and complications
• Immediate and delayed loading protocols
• Long-term maintenance and patient follow-up
• Interdisciplinary approaches to enhance clinical practice outcomes

The Dental Implants and Prosthesis session at the dental conference explores the latest advancements in implantology and prosthetic rehabilitation to restore function, aesthetics, and patient confidence in clinical practice and dentistry. Attendees will learn about contemporary surgical techniques, prosthetic designs, and digital workflows that improve precision, treatment predictability, and oral health outcomes. The session emphasizes patient-centered planning, including bone and soft tissue evaluation, load distribution, and long-term maintenance strategies.

The session also highlights educational initiatives within dental education, preparing practitioners to implement evidence-based approaches and handle complex restorative cases. Participants will engage with case studies, clinical demonstrations, and interactive discussions that focus on integrating implants and prosthetic solutions into multidisciplinary care.