Mastering CEREC Implant Restorations with TiBase [49 chars]

Name: Mastering CEREC Implant Restorations with TiBase [49 chars]
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Learn ScanBody protocols, Hybrid Abutment design, screw-retained crowns, and bonding TiBase to Zirconia with CEREC

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Created byDave King

Last updated 3/2026

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What you'll learn

Working knowledge of how to use CEREC and TiBase to restore fully integrated dental implants in a single appointment.

Course content

1 section • 9 lectures • 2h 27m total length

Introduction to CEREC TiBase!15:40
Explore restoring dental implants with CEREC and TiBase, including course overview, case studies, and lab design processes. Learn to balance patient needs with practical, high-quality implant restorations in real-world settings.
Parts and Pieces, Digging into the Minutia22:16
Explore the essential components of implant restorations, including TiBase, scan post and scan body, and how to align notches and grooves for accurate CEREC-based hybrid abutment crowns.
Process Overview, Indications and Contraindications!19:16
Learn the process of restoring dental implants with Cerec and TiBase, covering design indications and contraindications, and how hybrid abutment crowns support aesthetics and function.
Step by Step Workflow Overview with Omnicam and v4.416:15
Present a step-by-step CEREC-based restoration workflow with Omnicam and v4.4, covering multi-layer abutments, TiBase sizing, imaging, baseline setup, and the final split of abutment and crown.
Step by Step Detailed Design Part 1 (Administration to Aquisition)13:49
Set up the restoration in Ceric 4.4 vision by selecting abutment indication, choosing a multi-layer abutment, and configuring framework and veneering structures, ensuring correct scan body alignment.
Step by Step Detailed Design Part 2 (Acquisition to Proposal)15:14
Master step-by-step imaging and scanning for CEREC and TiBase restorations, including opposing arch scans, proper scan body placement, digital mask, and establishing a precise emergence profile and baseline.
Step by Step Detailed Design Part 3 (Milling)16:42
Learn step by step milling design for implant restorations: verify position, shape and contacts with CEREC tools, explore multi-layer versus split hybrid abutment crown, and optimize thickness and emergence.
Quiz: Mastering the Digital CEREC & TiBase Workflow
Post Mill Processing 1 - Preparing the Titanium, Preparing the Ceramic14:07
Explore post mill processing for CEREC and TiBase restorations, including sprue management, groove positioning, polishing, crystallization, and silane bonding to the ceramic.
Final Attachment of TiBase and Delivery of Restoration13:58
Attach the TiBase to the ceramic using multilane hybrid abutments cement in a CEREC workflow, double bleed cement, cure seven to nine minutes, then polish the interface and verify torque.
Your First Digital TiBase Case

Requirements

You should have a basic working knowledge of CEREC process and workflow, have access to a CEREC machine, and be willing to learn a new procedure!

Description

Master the Digital Workflow: Restoring Dental Implants with CEREC and TiBase

Are you ready to take full control of your implant dentistry and eliminate the need for expensive external labs? This course is your complete clinical roadmap to restoring dental implants using the CEREC system and TiBase technology. We focus on the precision required for single-visit dentistry, bridging the gap between surgical placement and final delivery.

In this advanced module, you will master every stage of the digital workflow, starting with accurate intraoral scanning using Scan Bodies to identify exact implant positions. We dive deep into the CEREC software (v4.4 and beyond), teaching you how to design hybrid abutments and screw-retained crowns that offer both superior aesthetics and functional durability.

What you will master in this course:

Digital Impression Protocols: Techniques for various implant systems and managing the gingiva mask for ideal emergence profiles.
TiBase Selection & Handling: Understanding geometric designs, platform matching, and anti-rotation keys for a passive fit.
Material Science: Choosing between Zirconia and Lithium Disilicate (e.max) for different clinical scenarios.
Bonding & Cementation: Step-by-step protocols for air abrasion, silanization, and using hybrid resin cements to securely bond ceramics to titanium.
Troubleshooting: How to avoid common errors in scan body positioning and virtual model reconstruction.

Stop outsourcing your revenue and start delivering laboratory-grade implant restorations chairside. Join [Number] of dental professionals and elevate your digital dentistry skills today

Who this course is for:

General Dentists currently using CEREC who are looking to expand their in office repertoire of same day services.
Dental assistants looking to improve their job marketability and value to the dental office,
Any dental professional interested in improving their understanding of dental implant restorative processes.
Dental lab professionals looking to learn TiBase restorations!