Immediacy in guided implant surgery represents a convergence of advanced digital planning methodologies and meticulously structured protocols aimed at optimizing clinical outcomes through immediate placement and loading. This workshop will offer a comprehensive framework for incorporating guided digital workflows into immediate implantology, emphasizing both theoretical principles and practical applications.

The session will concentrate on hands-on and protocols designed to ensure precision in implant placement, seamless provisionalization, and the preservation of hard and soft tissue integrity. Key techniques to be explored include digitally designed emergence profiles, socket gap management, and tissue profiling—each essential for achieving optimal aesthetic contours and long-term peri-implant tissue stability.
Attendees will gain valuable practical knowledge of the application of digital immediacy protocols, empowering them to elevate surgical precision and predictability in their clinical practice.

Goals and Learning Objectives:
1. To bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and clinical execution in the field of immediate implant placement using guided digital workflows.
2. To empower clinicians with the skills and protocols required for accurate, aesthetic, and functional implant outcomes, particularly in immediate loading scenarios.
3. To promote the integration of digital technologies such as CAD/CAM, CBCT, intraoral scanning, and 3D printing into everyday implant practice.
4. To instill confidence in the application of guided surgical protocols, provisionalization techniques, and soft/hard tissue management.
5. To encourage critical thinking and problem-solving through real-life case discussions and complication management strategies.