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The Clinical Foundation of Full Dentures

Next Course | May 9, 2025 LIMITED SEATING!

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Course Overview:

This course is designed to refresh and reinforce your knowledge in the often underestimated discipline of full dentures—ensuring reproducible, high-quality treatment outcomes. You’ll gain a solid foundation in everything from anatomic impressions to bite registration, while deepening your understanding of the principles behind full dentures.

Key topics include:

How to avoid costly resets and reworks

Factors influencing denture retention and fixation

Design and application of clinical and laboratory aids

Decision-making criteria for effective treatment planning

Topics Covered

Support and position stability: The key to long-lasting results

Anatomic impressions

Functional impressions

Pre-bite registration

Esthetic control templates for determining intramaxillary relationships

Intraoral support pin registration (GERBER method) for intermaxillary relationships

Course Objectives

Steffen Rohrbach, ZT

From the Teacher

Restoring fully edentulous patients is a challenging but rewarding objective requiring skilled dentists to capture clinical data and technicians to implement it into prosthetic design. Complete dentures must not only restore function, esthetics, phonetics, but also replace lost tissues, demanding diverse skills including anatomy, biology, physics, communication, and craftsmanship. Simplification efforts have yet to lead to better prosthetics.