Category: Surgery Instructor(s): Nate Farley Course structure: Lessons: 6 modules: 21 online lessons | Duration: 5 h 14 min Course overview When you are new to digital dentistry, the learning curve can be a bit tricky. One of the most cost effective ways to get into this niche of dentistry is surgical guides. They are so easy to make (with a little help) and are quite profitable. Bring your surgical guide fabrication in house and have better surgeries for less money. This course will touch on a variety of topics meant to get you comfortable with basic surgical guides. Here are some of the things we cover:- Obtaining good records with instruction on intraoral scanning (I use the Trios) and tips to get better CBCTs.- Aligning STL files to set up for planning implant placement (we use Blue Sky Plan...free software).- Learn to make a tooth-supported guide as well as an edentulous guide.- Tips on 3D printing in-house, cleaning, and curing- Finishing the surgical guide so you are ready to go. Curriculum 1. Introduction Lesson 1: Basic Surgical Guides introduction 2. Scanning records Lesson 1: Intraoral scanning Lesson 2: CBCT tricks 3. Designing Lesson 1: Bluesky plan walkthrough Lesson 2: Aligning digital files Lesson 3: Setting up the case Lesson 4: Implant placement Lesson 5: Guide fabrication Lesson 6: Making edentulous guide Lesson 7: Dealing with scatter from metal Lesson 8: Digitally extracting tooth in meshmixer 4. Printing the guide Lesson 1: Printing the digital guide introduction Lesson 2: Sending to asiga Lesson 3: Sending to form 2 Lesson 4: Reviewing the asiga and form 2 Lesson 5: Cleaning curting and finishing 5. Two implants planned from start to finish Lesson 1: Start with meshmixer waxup Lesson 2: End with BSP guide 6. Frequently asked questions Lesson 1: Frequently asked question introduction Lesson 2: What is best to support guides? Lesson 3: Are guide tubes a must?
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