Clinical Strategies, Digital Workflows, and an Innovative Implant Design
Presented by: Hooman Zarrinkelk, DDS — Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
When: Wednesday, October 07 2026, 8:00PM EST / 5PM PDT.
Duration: 60 minutes.
Full-arch implant rehabilitation can provide a transformative treatment option for patients with terminal dentition or complete edentulism. However, achieving predictable results requires careful diagnosis, coordinated surgical and restorative planning, appropriate implant selection and positioning, and a clear understanding of the requirements for immediate provisionalization.
In this engaging one-hour webinar, oral and maxillofacial surgeon Dr. Hooman Zarrinkelk will present a practical, case-based approach to full-arch implant rehabilitation. Drawing on his extensive experience treating complex and atrophic patients, he will discuss patient evaluation, treatment planning, graft-avoiding strategies, implant distribution, primary stability, digital workflows, and coordination among the surgeon, restorative dentist, and dental laboratory.
Through clinical cases, Dr. Zarrinkelk will demonstrate how implant macrodesign and surgical protocol can influence implant positioning, primary stability, bone preservation, and restorative execution. The presentation will include his clinical experience with the Nuventus NV.C implant system and examine how its distinctive design may support surgical flexibility and stability across a range of full-arch indications.
Participants will gain practical insights into developing a more streamlined and controlled full-arch workflow—from diagnosis and implant placement through immediate provisionalization and definitive restoration—while recognizing the clinical factors that contribute to predictable, efficient, and patient-centered outcomes.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this webinar, participants should be able to:
- Identify the diagnostic and clinical factors that influence patient selection and treatment planning for full-arch implant rehabilitation.
- Compare conventional augmentation procedures with graft-avoiding treatment strategies for patients with terminal dentition, complete edentulism, or reduced bone volume.
- Describe the surgical and restorative requirements for achieving primary stability and determining whether immediate provisionalization is appropriate.
- Explain how implant distribution, angulation, depth, and restorative position influence the biomechanics and long-term management of a full-arch restoration.
- Evaluate how implant macrodesign, including the distinctive design characteristics of the Nuventus NV.C implant, may influence surgical flexibility, primary stability, and engagement with available bone.
- Describe how digital planning, guided surgery, intraoral scanning, and digital verification can improve communication, accuracy, and efficiency throughout the full-arch workflow.
- Recognize common surgical and restorative challenges associated with full-arch treatment and identify strategies for reducing complications.
- Apply a coordinated, restorative-driven approach to communication among the surgeon, restorative dentist, dental laboratory, and patient.
