Explain how iTero scanning enhances treatment accuracy and patient experience compared to conventional impression-taking.
Describe the step-by-step process of acquiring a digital impression, from patient preparation to final scan submission.
Differentiate between high-quality and low-quality digital impressions, considering aspects such as occlusal clearance, tissue capture, and margin visibility.
Critically evaluate the quality of digital impressions, identifying common scanning artifacts such as stitching errors, incomplete data, and over-scanning.
Identify potential patient-related challenges during scanning (e.g., excessive saliva, tongue interference, limited mouth opening) and propose appropriate solutions.
Justify the selection of digital scanning over traditional impressions in specific clinical cases, considering patient comfort, procedural efficiency, and long-term outcomes.
Critique the efficiency of iTero integration within the dental practice, considering factors such as lab compatibility, patient education, and return on investment.
Construct a troubleshooting guide for common iTero scanning issues, enabling team members to resolve errors efficiently.
Participants will complete a competency assessment where they independently perform a full scan, assess scan quality, and demonstrate corrective actions for errors.
Principles of Intraoral Scanning
Understand Best Practices for Patient Workflow Integration
Practice Hands-on Scanning Techniques Under Expert Supervision
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No
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No
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iTero Scanner and Wand Covers
Yes. Classroom C209 or DCF
100% attendance
N/A
Dental Professionals
Clinical Dental Professionals
N/A
Dental Professionals
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