Speaker Biography

Dr. Raj Swamidass attended Loma Linda University for dental school and pursued a dual-specialty program in prosthodontics and implant dentistry where received a Masters of Science (MSD) in Prosthodontics. He is also board-certified Prosthodontist and practices full time in Upland and Corona, CA. Dr. Swamidass has published articles and book chapters on prosthodontics and implant dentistry. He also lectures nationally at schools, study clubs, and continuing education courses on various topics in dentistry and is also an adjunct clinical professor at Loma Linda University.

 Course Summary

The widespread use of technology across dentistry has changed how we practice. This lecture will review the current trends in using digital technology for surgical planning of implants, the provisional prosthesis, and the fabrication of the final restoration for full arch treatment protocols. Some of these digital technologies include intraoral scanners, 3D printing, and photogrammetry.

Learning Objectives:

• Review patient specific criteria when digitally planning implants for interdisciplinary treatment
• Review clinical workflows that utilize digital technology and how we can streamline our treatment
• Explore how to use this technology and various materials for fabrication of the final prosthesis