Webinars by straumann

Dr. William Martin DMD, MS, FACP

The replacement of a missing tooth or teeth in patients with immediacy and esthetic demands has become a focal point in today’s implant practice. The utilization of evidenced-based treatment protocols coupled with the integration of digital technology…

Dr. Todd Engel DDS

Over the years our overdenture options have improved significantly. Improvements are timely as the edentulous population continues to grow and the need to provide more optimal solutions is in demand.

Dr. John Tunnell

Ricardo Mitrani DDS , Dr Jack Goldberg DDS, MS

This webinar will review how full arch digital planning protocol can serve the interdisciplinary team as an equalizing platform where all members (restorative dentist, surgeon, technician and biomedical engineer) are able to express their treatment pla…

Dr. Martina Stefanini DDS, PHD , Dr. Caspar Wohlfahrt PhD, MS, DDS, Specialist in Periodontology , Dr. Robert Miller DMD , Dr. Eik Schiegnitz , Dr. Erik Regidor

Straumann® Biomaterials invites you to join our panel of experts to increase the confidence in your decision-making process that applies to some of the most common clinical challenges you are facing daily.

Dr. Jochen Tunkel

The number of concepts on immediate implant rehabilitation in the esthetic zone is steadily growing.

Dr. Luiz Gonzaga DMD, MS

The development in digital technology has allowed us to extend immediate implant treatment options to a larger portion of our patient population. These changes and evolution are presented in all aspects and phases of the treatment, from the diagnostic…

Dr. Panos Papaspyridakos DDS, MS, PhD

The applications of digital technology in Implant Dentistry include imaging, digital planning, template-guided implant placement, digital impressions with intraoral scanners and CAD/CAM prostheses.

Dr. Ryan Lewis DMD, MSD

Innovative digital technology has become ubiquitous in todays modern world. 

Dr. Evan Chafitz DMD

Traditional full arch cases using guided solutions have been a proven treatment for patients with terminal dentition.

Edgard El Chaar DDS, MS

This 1-hour CE course will review Straumann’s entire Biomaterials portfolio, including product overview, benefits, and where and when to use them.  Products reviewed will include bone substitutes (allograft, xenograft, synthetic), collagen membranes, w…

James Angelone

The approach to implant dentistry as a lab technician has changed. The digital landscape offers many solutions for a laboratory today from keeping all of the workflow in house, to outsourcing parts of the process to achieve maximum efficiency. This pro…

Prof. em. Dr. Daniel Buser DDS

This webinar will present treatment concepts for the handling of single tooth gaps or extended edentulous spaces in the esthetic zone. The focus will be on preoperative planning and the surgical procedures including the various options of post-extraction implant placement and the technqiues of GBR procedures.

Jonathan Hunter Dawson DMD

Description: Understanding the diagnostic and communication parameters that will streamline your clinical workflows is key to enhancing the patient experience.  Preparation, Planning, and Protocols utilizing Smile in the box will improve the Patient Ex…

Dr. Andre Chen

This webinar will comprehensively discuss the critical factors regarding the material and execution mode selection for the fixed full-arch restoration

Prof. Anton Sculean

During the webinar, Prof. Sculean will provide an overview of his treatment approach of the most common periodontal defects, using Straumann® Emdogain®. The biological concepts will be explained using real-life clinical cases, observed over time.

Dr. Wei-Shao Lin DDS, FACP, PhD

The treatment of missing teeth with dental implants remains a significant priority for dental clinicians. This will be a 1-hour introductory webinar for the Smile In A Box solution (SIAB) focusing on the terminal dentitions and complete edentulous case…

Dr. Ira Langstein DDS

This course will review the digital workflow involving centralized production in order to plan and restore dental implants for a variety of clinical indications. Digital technology has provided a lot of options for dental clinicians and this course wil…

Dr. Ryan Lewis DMD, MSD

Innovative digital technology has become ubiquitous in todays modern world.  Digital technology has given dental professionals the ability to diagnose and treatment plan our patients more accurately and efficiently.  We can also use digital technology …

Dr. Özgür Erdogan

Sinus floor elevation (SFE) is a well-accepted surgical procedure for the treatment of the atrophic posterior maxillary alveolar bone. The original technique, lateral window SFE, was introduced almost 4 decades ago and it has evolved through years resulting in modified methods such as transcrestal SFE. Although SFE using both lateral window and transcrestal approaches is a predictable surgical procedure with low complication rates and high survival rates, complications and failures are anticipated like as with all kind surgical procedures. This webinar will address common and uncommon intraoperative and postoperative complications associated with SFE and will discuss their management along with preventative measures and treatment strategies.

Ricardo Mitrani DDS

Team Communication, treatment planning and execution represent the 3 pillars of interdisciplinary Implant therapy.

Prof. Frauke Müller

When tooth loss occurs later in life, ageing and multimorbidity impact dental treatment decisions. There is sufficient evidence to state that the mandibular implant overdenture is a well-established treatment modality, certainly in non-dependent edentulous individuals, but little is known on the very old and geriatric edentulous patients with comorbidities. They often present unfavourable anatomical conditions and effects of the multiple medications for their chronic conditions. The present webinar therefore describes the use of minimal-invasive and simple treatment concepts for elderly, edentulous patients and discusses the risks of implant placement that are related to their medical conditions. It further highlights possible complications which may arise with the onset of dependency and/or frailty and advises further simplification of the implant-restorations when needed. Recall and maintenance in this group of patients is crucial to assure the patients’ benefit from the intervention

Prof. Dr. Martin Schimmel

The use of osseointegrated implants for the stabilization of mandibular complete dentures is one of the great achievements in modern dentistry. It is well documented in the literature that the stabilization of lower dentures with two implants reduces peri-implant bone atrophy, increases chewing efficiency, reduces masseter muscle atrophy, and improves the patient’s oral health related quality of life significantly. Diagnostic prerequisites for backward planning as well as the use of two-piece as well as small diameter one-piece implants will be considered. In an approach that considers the general functional capacity and possible functional decline of the elderly edentulous patient a staged approach for the choice overdentures attachments will be discussed.

Dr. Ryan Lewis DMD, MSD

Innovative digital technology has given us the ability to diagnose and treatment plan our patients more accurately and more efficiently.  This allows us to create a functional esthetic restoration in a more predictable efficient manner utilizing a team…

Dr. Phil Walton

Amidst various technologies and treatment options for replacement of one’s tooth, dental implants have become the standard of care in present day practice.

Prof. em. Dr. Daniel Buser DDS

The implant surface is a key factor for the long-terem stability of dental implants. Today, hybrid design implants are clearly prefered by our team, such as Tissue Level Implants. They have a hydrophilic, micro-rough implant surface for the endosseous portion of the jaw to optimize implant anchorage. The best documented micro-rough implant surface is SLActive. In the neck area, a machined, smooth implant surface is present in the transrestal area to promote a healthy peri-implant mucosa with long-term stability

Dr. Julia-Gabriela Wittneben

The possibilities and expectations of achieving a successful functional and esthetic outcome have been raised with the evolution of implant designs, prosthetic components and dental materials. Even after a successful surgical approach, the prosthodontic finalization remains challenging. The overall focus of this webinar will remain on the selection of implant abutments more specifically, focusing on different indications, materials and abutment types. Especially the selection of implant abutments in the esthetic zone seems still challenging and has an influence on the final esthetic result. This will be highlighted also in respect to the evidence concerning retention type (screw versus cement). All aspects of the lecture will be presented with reference to contemporary literature and clinical studies. The objective of this lecture is therefore to provide a summary of the clinical evidence which is of relevance to the practitioners perspective of implant prosthetic treatment

Anthony Deliberato DDS

In this course Dr. Deliberato will discuss his approach with patients who are faced with the loss of their dentition. He will review the treatment option available to the patient and discuss the steps necessary to work up the case properly. Cases will…

Prof. DDr. Gabor Tepper

Advancing immediacy in your daily practice. 3200 implants later. My clinical journey with the BLX implant.

James Angelone

In this webinar James will show you from start to finish a fully guided Smile In A Box.