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In-Person | 7 CE Credits
Mastering Digital Dentures: A Predictable Two-Appointment Clinical Workflow
Friday, September 13Time: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM PST
Unlock the potential of digital denture production with our innovative approach to a streamlined two-appointment clinical process. By seamlessly integrating traditional denture methodologies with cutting-edge technologies such as intraoral scanners, 3D printers, and premium materials, participants will learn to delegate and digitize initial data gathering, expediting the journey from consultation to completion.
This course will empower dental professionals to master the denture-specific data gathering, design, printing, and characterization process. Through a blend of theoretical insights and hands-on training, attendees will discover how to enhance patient satisfaction, clinic profitability, and efficiency while reducing stress and time investment.
Learning Objectives:
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Understand the benefits of blending traditional denture methods with contemporary digital technologies.
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Learn the step-by-step process of denture-specific data gathering, designing, printing, and characterizing from consultation to completion.
- Discover quality assurance techniques to ensure optimal fit, function, and aesthetics of digital dentures.
- Acquire practical skills in utilizing CAD/CAM software and digital workflows for precise denture design and customization.
Registration fees: $1495.00, includes $600.00 in Cloud Design credits, meals included
Method: In-Person/Hands-on, 7 CE Credits
Dates: Friday, September 13, or November 8
Time: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM PT
📍 SprintRay University
2710 Media Center Drive, Suite 100A
Los Angeles, CA 90065
Dr. Andrew Johnson
Dr. Andrew C. Johnson completed his general dental and prosthodontic training at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center and has been practicing in Northwest Arkansas since 2013.
Along with his specialist certificate, Dr. Johnson earned a master’s degree in dental science researching CAD/CAM restorative techniques and emerging digital dental materials. He maintains certifications from both the American Board of Prosthodontics and the National Board for Dental Laboratory Technology and serves as adjunct faculty with the UTHSC Advanced Prosthodontics Program.
Dr. Johnson has been published in multiple dental journals and lectures internationally on various technological developments in dentistry. He consults for a wide range of dental clinicians, suppliers, manufacturers, and developers on topics ranging from three-dimensional imaging and virtual treatment planning to computer-guided and robotic surgery and digital prosthesis design, production, and long-term complication management.
His professional interests include process scaling, provider calibration, and workflow disruption.
