The CCDD Digital Designer

Dr John Cranham — światowej sławy doświadczony wykładowca. Wieloletni praktyk, specjalizujący się w stomatologii estetycznej, implantologii, skupiający się w swojej pracy na skutecznym rozwiązywaniu problemów związanych z bólem stawów skroniowo-żuchwowych. Znany i ceniony za interdyscyplinarne i nowoczesne podejście do leczenia.

Lee Culp — uznany pionier w dziedzinie stomatologii cyfrowej i zaawansowanej funkcjonalnej stomatologii estetycznej. Twórca wielu materiałów, produktów i technik stosowanych obecnie w stomatologii, autor wielu artykułów, które przyniosły mu międzynarodowe uznanie. Specjalizuje się w stomatologii cyfrowej, ceramice dentystycznej i estetyce funkcjonalnej.

Podczas szkolenia połączyli siły, aby ułatwić przejście każdego stomatologa do cyfrowego świata leczenia.

Section 1-The Digital Dental Assistant-THE GAME CHANGER

1. Why Go Digital? Developing the „Digital Dental Assistant.”
2. Getting the most out of your training
3. The importance of great diagnostic data/records
4. Keys to getting great macro intraoral/extraoral macro digital photographs
5. Keys to getting great intraoral digital scans
6. Mounting a case in 3Shapes Premier Software for Occlusal Annalysis
7. Mounting a case in 3Shapes Premier Software for Digital Design
8. Sending a file (design) to a dental lab to print a waxup/design
9. Creating a file for in-house printing with model builder
10. Using 3Shape Model Builder to print a diagnostic model
11. Introduction to Splint Studio-Designing a Maxillary Nightguard
12. Introduction to the Smile Design/Cosmetic Imaging Software
13. Setting the Doctor up for Success with a Smile Design Case

Section 2: How to do a Virtual Mounting-Case 1/Krisie 1

1. Creating a file/downloading scans & photos
2. Organizing your desktop
3. Creating a patient file in 3Shape
4. Importing scans for mounting
5. Mounting the maxillary cast
6. Cleaning up your scans
7. Trimming your scans/digital models
8. Sculpting models & extracting teeth
9. Importing virtual teeth
10. Introduction to digital „waxing” tool box
11. Using the tooth library
12. Using photos to check the „facebow”
13. Using the virtual articulator
14. Analyzing the CR-MI slide
15. Introduction to Model Builder (for docs who have model builder in their package)
16. QUICK TIP- „UNLOCKING” a case / Reopening a case
17. Exporting to a lab for printing (for doctors without model builder or a printer)

Section 3-Group Coaching Session

1. Flipper Fabrication with Dr. Charlie Wahl

Section 4 -Virtual mounting dealing with a canted incisal plane (Pat’s case)

1. Analysis of data prior to mounting
2. Understanding why the mounting platform must be checked!
3. Importing the virtual teeth
4. Using photos to correct the cant on a virtual articulator
5. How missing a cant affects design

Section 5- Diagnostic waxing a 3 unit bridge (Deb’s Case)

1. Review of Data for Deb’s Case
2. Create or derform _casefile
3. Mounting the case
4. Trimming, sculpting, extracting & ghost model
5. Importing the virtual teeth
6. Using the digital „toolbox” for design
7. Equilibrating your digital restorations
8. Checking & adjusting excursions
9. Saving a „folder” to send to the lab for printing

Section 6-Go Digital-Implement_Organize

1. Part one-The digital/treatment planning work station
2. Part two-NO LAB PANS!!! How to track your cases
3. Part three-Tips for crown & bridge scanning
4. Part four-Intraoral scanning tips/2 ways to scan in CR
5. Part five-Maximizing the use of your 3Shape Software: workflows for success
6. Part Six-TMD workflows for success-maximizing the use of splint studio

Section 7-Utilizing Splint Studio-THIS IS A MUST!

1. Designing a maxillary full arch orthotic (Michigan splint)
2. Designing a mandibular full arch orthotic (Tanner)
3. Designing a maxillary „B” splint (deprogrammer)
4. Designing a Cranham deprogrammer

Section 8-The F.A.E.S.A.D. Method:Gateway to big case planning in a virtual world

1. F.A.E.S.A.D step-by-step treatment planning checklist

Section 9-Case example: Porcelain veneers with equilibration (Krisie’s case)

1. Data review/organization
2. Create the order form in 3Shapes
3. Import the scans
4. Mount models in 3Shape
5. Sculpt models (perform a light prep)
6. Select and import virtual teeth
7. Use toolbox to scale & align teeth (preliminary)
8. „Verify” your mounting with photos
9. Follow F.A.E.S.A.D. in your design
10. Dial in the edges
11. Dial in Stops-Equilibrate to CR
12. Dial in anterior guidance/disclusion
13. Send „wax up” through Model Builder
14. Partial Doctor „wax up” when lab finishes (Doctors part)

Section 10-case example: The worn dentition/altering VDO (Joe’s case)

1. Case Plan: The F.A.E.S.A.D Method
2. 2D Imaging/visualization
3. Filling out the order form (IMPORTANT!)
4. Mounting the Casts
5. Sculpting/extracting the teeth
6. Importing the virtual teeth
7. Setting the maxillary & mandibular incisal edges
8. Scale remaining teeth to optimize tooth position & stops
9. Dial in anterior guidance & disclusion
10. Using Model Builder to get ready for printing
11. The Treatment Plan/Sequence
12. Printing the „wax up”
13. Final pictures/completed case

Section 11-2D digital imaging for smile design & increasing case acceptance

1. Intro to 3Shape digital imaging/case review
2. Open 3Shape digital imaging software
3. Create order form
4. Position the photographs
5. Center midline, align eyes, outline lips
6. Align the key photographs with 2-dot technique
7. Introduction to the smile design tools
8. Visualize your design in „porcelain”
9. Visualize your design with the „magic slider” (my term LOL)
10. Print and share your imaging

Section 12-Managing large diastema’s-Persepanie’s case

1. Introduction to Persepanie’s case
2. Case Plan: The F.A.E.S.A.D method
3. 3Shape order form
4. Mounting casts
5. Sculpting models/extracting teeth
6. Solving the problem of too much space
7. Determine the incisal „E”dge positions
8. Analyze the photos and finish the edges
9. Dial in the centric „S”tops
10. Dial in „A”nterior guidance and „D”isclusion
11. Option for creating a 5th mandibular incisor
12. The treatment plan & sequence
13. The provisional phase
14. The final result/postop pics

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