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Full-Arch Remote Anchorage Surgery

Full-Arch Remote Anchorage Surgery


Langue :
Anglais

19 Novembre 2026
08h00 - 17h30
Klausdorfer Str. 2
2 Klausdorfer Straße 12629 Berlin Allemagne

Organisé par
Noris Medical
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Join us for an exclusive Advanced Live Surgery Observation Course focused on full-arch rehabilitation using the Remote-Anchorage Techniques and Full-Guided Surgery Solutions.

Designed for clinicians seeking to expand their knowledge of advanced implant protocols, this one-day educational program combines expert-led lectures with live surgical demonstrations and interactive discussion.

Prof. Dr. Francesco Zingari and Dr. Christoph Dröseler will showcase a comprehensive digital workflow – from treatment planning and guided placement of advanced implants – pterygoid and zygoma – using effective digital workflows and the dedicated surgery-kits EZguide™ and EZgoma®

Participants will observe live surgery, gain insights into graftless techniques, clinical workflow and surgical planning and explore how guided surgery and immediate loading can be fully integrated into the treatment of complex full-arch cases or revision cases.

The program concludes with an interactive Q&A session, providing attendees with the opportunity to discuss clinical protocols, workflow optimization, and practical applications directly with the surgeons.

## Learning Objectives Understand digital workflows for full-arch rehabilitation. Observe guided surgery protocols and new techniques for atrophic cases Explore digital treatment planning and the complete workflow in the clinic Gain insights into high-quality immediate loading and multi-unit concepts Discuss clinical cases and treatment concepts with highly experienced clinicians.



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  • Vladimir GARCIA LOZADA
  • 29 Calle del General Pardiñas
    28001 Madrid
    Espagne

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