Denture Basics: Clinical and Laboratory Protocols for Complete Denture Fabrication

COURSE OVERVIEW
This course introduces dental professionals to the fundamentals of complete denture therapy, covering essential clinical evaluations, treatment planning and step-by-step laboratory procedures. Attendees will review patient classification, impression techniques, jaw relation records, tooth arrangement and finishing methods. Explore patient types, communication tips and how anatomy impacts design—everything you need for successful denture outcomes.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of this course, attendees should be able to:
• Recognize the prevalence and clinical demand for complete denture prosthetics
• Classify edentulous patients using the American College of Prosthodontists (ACP) system
• Describe the sequential clinical steps in complete denture fabrication
• Identify factors that influence denture stability, retention, occlusion and aesthetics
• Communicate effectively with patients regarding treatment options and maintenance

You may also like the following events from National Dentex:

• This Tuesday, 22nd July, 11:00 pm, Treatment Planning and Materials Selection for Tooth-borne Cases in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
• Next month, 5th August, 11:00 pm, Implant Therapy for the Edentulous Patient in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
• Next month, 14th August, 11:00 pm, Conventional vs. Digitally-guided Full Arch Rehabilitation in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida

Also check out other Workshops in Gelsenkirchen.