Implant Prosthetics: from Planning to Restoration - Dentistry eBooks

Course Overview

Presented by Dr. David Powell, this course walks through implant prosthetic treatment safely and predictably, from diagnosis through to delivery of the definitive restoration. Rather than focusing narrowly on the prosthetic component, it treats the entire treatment sequence as a connected process where each stage's success depends on decisions made earlier.

The curriculum covers pre-surgical planning, component selection, and impression technique, along with prosthesis design for predictable, aesthetic outcomes across both analog and digital workflows. Real emphasis is placed on communication with the dental laboratory — a factor that has an outsized effect on final restoration quality but is often underemphasized in implant training. Provisional fabrication and emergence profile modification are covered as specific clinical skills that shape how naturally the final restoration integrates with surrounding tissue.

Across 9 videos and over 10.5 hours of content, the course is designed to be accessible whether a practitioner is relatively new to implant prosthetics or refining an established workflow, making complex concepts clear without oversimplifying the clinical reality.

What You'll Learn

• Pre-surgical planning for implant prosthetic cases
• Component selection and impression technique
• Prosthesis design across analog and digital workflows
• Provisional fabrication and emergence profile modification
• Effective communication with the dental laboratory

Who Is This Course For?

• Implantologists
• Prosthodontists
• General dentists restoring implants

Course Details

• Instructor: Dr. David Powell
• Course format: Digital video course, analog and digital workflows
• Number of videos: 9
• Duration: 10 hours 31 minutes