This advanced course offers participants a comprehensive, biologically driven digital protocol for full-arch implant rehabilitation using the FP1 concept, supported by real patient data and long-term clinical evidence.
Prof. Pozzi will guide participants through every phase of a fully integrated digital workflow. The program spans from initial data acquisition and prosthetically driven treatment planning to navigated implant placement, immediate provisionalization using photogrammetry, and final prosthesis delivery.
Drawing on more than two decades of clinical experience and peer-reviewed research, the course demonstrates how advanced technologies, including dynamic navigation (X-Guide®), FastMapphotogrammetry, and an exclusive preview of robotic applications, can be seamlessly combined to deliver predictable, esthetic, and natural looking full-arch restorations including zygoma treatments.
Particular emphasisis placed on the same day delivery of screw-retained FP1 provisional prostheses. Participants will gain insights into patient assessment and data acquisition, implant planning, photogrammetric impression capture, digital file alignment, and CAD/CAM manufacturing workflows.
Multiple live surgeries will be performed during the course. These are complemented by interactive discussions of real clinical cases with long-term follow-ups, illustrating outcomes and validating the protocols in terms of implant survival, prosthetic success, and patient satisfaction.
The course also includes a critical comparison between FP1 and FP3 / All-on-X prosthetic solutions, highlighting the distinct advantages of the FP1 approach in achieving a natural esthetic appearance. Participants will leave inspired and with a clear, structured framework for integrating these advanced digital solutions into daily clinical practice, enhancing both efficiency and predictability in complex full-arch rehabilitation.
Learning outcomes
- Gain an update on CBCT and IOS protocols, and extraoral stereophotogrammetry
- Identify the differences between static and dynamic guided surgery vs Dynamic Navigation Guidelines
- Apply static & dynamic virtual patient creation
- Explore all components of DTX Studio™
- Understand the digital integration of guided surgery and guided prosthetics
- Experience the digitally assisted immediate implant placement and loading in the anterior and posterior zone
Instructor

Prof. Alessandro Pozzi
Participation fee
Italian residents 6100€ including VAT(22%). All other participants 5000€.
A 3.99% processing fee is applied to all course registrations and is non-refundable in case of cancellation.
Participants
24
Registration deadline
Thursday, September 10, 2026
Language
English
The course is scheduled to start at 9.00 am, therefore participants are advised to arrive in Rome at least one day before. The course will conclude at 4.00 pm and participants are advised to plan their departure accordingly.
The following topics will be covered
- CBCT Examination, IOS and Face Scanning, axiography to integrate a dynamic virtual patient in DTX Studio™ Lab software
- Digital workflow for anteriors and posteriors: computer assisted planning and guidelines
- DTX Studio™ Implant and DTX Studio™ Lab software: interdisciplinary surgical & prosthetic treatment plan
- Digital assisted Soft Tissue Sculpturing (DASS technique)
- Free-hand vs Static Guided surgery vs Dynamic Navigation, advantages and drawbacks
- Digital integration: Guided-surgery & Guided prosthetics for immediate provisionalization and loading
- Step by step software and real patient models hands-on for anteriors, posteriors and full-arch
- Digital Workflow & Double Scanning protocols integration for terminal dentition and edentulous patients
- Digitally guided full-arch restoration with natural emergence: FP1 prosthesis soft tissue scalloping and save the bone concept
- X-Guide®: Dynamic navigation surgery for full-arch (DyNav technique). All-on-4® vs FP1 prosthesis
- X-Guide®: Dynamic guided socket-shield technique for implant and pontic sites
- Digital impression protocols for single partial and full-arch: IOS vs Stereophotogrammetry
- Definitive Zirconia based prosthesis: optimizing biology requests, long run success and esthetics for anteriors, posteriors and full-arch
Hotel suggestions
Hilton Garden Inn Rome Claridge
Viale Liegi, 62, 00198 Roma RM, Italia
240m from the venue
Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa
Via G. Frescobaldi, 5, 00198 Roma RM, Italia
https://www.parcodeiprincipi.com/
700m from the venue
