Elevating Anterior Esthetics: A Complete Digital Workflow

Friday, January 29, 2027

10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Course Code:

672RL

Credits:

2

CE Hours

Assistant
CE On The Exhibit Hall Floor
Dentist
Hygienist
Lecture
Prosthodontics

In this course, the instructor will provide a comprehensive overview of clinical techniques, digital tools and streamlined restorative protocols that enable consistent, esthetic outcomes in the smile zone—from crown and bridge cases, to veneers and aligners, to full smile makeovers. With today’s intuitive scanning technology that enables 100% scan accuracy, real-time lab collaboration, and seamless review and approval of restorative designs, achieving predictable anterior outcomes with confidence is more straightforward than ever. 


Dr. Ciapciak, who has built a following of over 105k dentists on TikTok through her innovative, digitally savvy approach to practice growth, will illustrate how to leverage digital workflows to improve communication, efficiency, and predictability in the esthetic zone, from initial scan to final delivery. Attendees will learn to optimize the fit and esthetics of anterior restorations through tooth preparation guidelines, high precision scanning, scan analysis, temporization strategies, digital smile design, and proven delivery techniques, along with case presentation strategies that leverage digital tools to maximize buy-in and case acceptance among patients

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After this course attendees will be able to:

  • Incorporate crown preparation and intraoral scanning techniques for anterior restorations
  • Develop treatment plans for digital crown & bridge, veneer, aligner and smile makeover cases
  • Identify and correct common scanning errors for restorations in the esthetic zone
  • Understand diagnostic scanning, real-time scan support and AI scan analysis tools
  • Create digital wax-ups and matrices for chairside fabrication of anterior temporaries
  • Describe digital workflows for 3-appointment smile makeovers
  • Utilize digital tools to refine restorative designs and improve esthetics, predictability and efficiency
  • Define patient communication and digital case presentation strategies
The Dandy Dental Labs grant has been applied to this course.
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