Function, phonetics, statics and aesthetics are the corner stone of dental procedures. In the day and age of digital dentistry, the fundamentals of successful treatment of a patient are often forgotten. In this two and a half day course, international lecturer Jan Schuenemann demonstrates how these corner stones are fundamental to accomplish a proficient outcome. Using the example of a real-life complete upper and lower denture case, Jan Schuenemann takes
participants through the procedure from start to finish. By the end of the course, dentists and dental technicians will be able to transfer their newly gained knowledge and skills on implant-based, tooth-based and edentulous cases.

COURSE TOPICS
• Analyzing patient’s situation
• Impression techniques
• Bite registration
• Measuring models
• Phonetic set-up
• Static set-up
• Individualization of gums
• Acrylic colouring
• Occlusion philosophy

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
• How to analyse patients situation in functional, aesthetic and phonetic aspects
• Information about impression techniques step by step
• Finding the correct centric and vertical dimension with different strategies
• Apply phonetic tests to the set-up
• Managing the occlusion principle matching to the patient
• Apply course techniques on all implant-based, tooth-based and edentulous cases