Marta Revilla-León: Digital Technologies: Comprehensive Application to Daily Practice — The Casco Bay Study Club
About This Event
Digital dentistry is more than scanners, printers, or CAD software—it’s about creating efficient, reliable digital workflows that integrate fundamental prosthodontic principles and evidence-based procedures. This course will review factors influencing intraoral data acquisition methods and digital implant scans, virtual patient integration, facial scanners, jaw tracking systems, and artificial intelligence, with a focus on literature that supports these technologies. The presenter, Dr. Marta Revilla-León, Faculty and Director of Research and Digital Dentistry at the Kois Center, will draw on her extensive research and clinical experience in digital prosthodontics. Agenda/outcomes include: review of intraoral data acquisition methods; operator and patient factors affecting accuracy; digital implant scanning techniques; digital occlusion and virtual patient integration; discussion of supporting literature and practical implementation strategies.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the main data acquisition methods and the factors that can influence its accuracy for Intraoral Digital Scans
- Operator and patient factors influencing intraoral data acquisition methods
- Review of Digital implant scanning techniques
- Identify the main data acquisition methods and the factors for digital occlusion and the virtual patient integration