Full Arch Reconstruction
Full arch reconstruction courses at Pikos Institute provide advanced implant education for clinicians treating patients who require complete arch rehabilitation. These programs focus on the coordinated planning and execution required for fixed full-arch implant treatment, including surgical positioning, prosthetic sequencing, and long-term maintenance considerations.
Each course is designed to address a specific clinical goal, experience level, or treatment challenge. Course formats vary in depth and focus, allowing clinicians to select education aligned with their scope of practice and patient population. Instruction is delivered through live training, structured lectures, and real clinical case analysis grounded in evidence-based protocols.
These courses are intended for implant dentists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, periodontists, and prosthodontists seeking advanced continuing education that bridges clinical theory with practical application. Emphasis is placed on improving efficiency, reducing complications, and achieving predictable outcomes in fixed full-arch implant rehabilitation.
Learning Ladder
Courses can be taken in any order depending on clinician experience & confidence.
Entry Level
Level 1
Overdentures to All-on-XYZ for Entry-Level Clinicians
Intermediate / Advanced
Immediate Load Therapy: Surgical & Restorative Protocols
Intermediate / Advanced
Alternative Approaches to Avoiding Zygomatic Implants
Intermediate / Advanced
Surgical And Restorative Predictability And Accuracy
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Intermediate / Advanced
Treating The Severely Atrophic Maxilla
Intermediate / Advanced
Curitiba, Brazil
Hands-On Immediate Load Surgical Implant Experience
Intermediate / Advanced
Advanced Full-Arch For Severely Edentulous
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Our courses
What you’ll learn in full-arch implant reconstruction training
Full-arch implant reconstruction is among the most complex areas of implant dentistry, requiring precise coordination between diagnosis, surgical execution, and prosthetic planning. These courses provide comprehensive education covering the full treatment process from initial evaluation through final restoration.
Clinicians participating in full-arch reconstruction training gain instruction in:
- Case selection and diagnostic planning for complete arch treatment
- Fixed hybrid prosthetic concepts and restorative design principles
- Surgical workflows for full-arch implant placement and arch stabilization
- CBCT-based analysis for anatomical assessment and guided decision-making
- Immediate loading considerations and provisionalization strategies
- Prosthetic sequencing from surgery through definitive restoration
- Risk assessment and complication avoidance at the arch level
Rather than teaching isolated techniques, the curriculum emphasizes predictable, repeatable workflows. Each educational component is presented in the context of how it affects surgical efficiency, prosthetic outcomes, and long-term implant stability.
Who these courses are designed for
These full-arch reconstruction courses are designed for clinicians at different stages of implant experience who want to expand or refine their ability to manage complete arch treatment.
Programs are well suited for:
- Dentists transitioning from single-tooth implants to full-arch cases
- Clinicians currently placing full-arch implants seeking greater consistency
- Oral surgeons managing advanced arch-level implant reconstruction
- Prosthodontists collaborating on fixed full-arch prosthetic solutions
- Implant teams pursuing structured continuing education in complex cases
While some courses address advanced clinical scenarios, instruction is delivered with clarity and repetition to support responsible integration into practice. Emphasis is placed on workflows that scale with experience and promote consistent results across varied patient presentations.
These continuing education programs are designed to support clinicians pursuing advanced implant CE focused on arch-level rehabilitation.
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