From Planning to Performance: Remote Anchorage for Full-Arch Rehabilitation — Guided and Freehand Approaches

This lecture explores the concept of remote dental implant anchorage as a powerful solution for full-arch and oral rehabilitation. Through a series of clinical cases and live surgical videos, participants will see how this technique provides enhanced biomechanical stability and restorative freedom. Scientific evidence will be presented to support both guided and freehand approaches, highlighting their indications, accuracy, and limitations. By comparing digital planning workflows with traditional execution, the session aims to help clinicians refine their decision-making and achieve predictable long-term results in complex rehabilitations.

Learning Objectives:

1. Understand the concept of remote dental implant anchorage.
2. Analyze clinical cases and live surgical videos.
3. Evaluate scientific evidence.
4. Compare digital planning workflows with traditional methods.