Master complex full‑mouth rehabilitation—end‑to‑end, in just five intensive days

When a patient presents with severe tooth wear, failing restorations, missing teeth and aesthetic concerns, the difference between a “good plan” and a predictable rehabilitation is a structured workflow. This advanced, in‑person bootcamp takes you through that workflow step‑by‑step using one deliberately complex patient scenario—so every concept you learn is immediately applied, practised and retained.

Delivered at LonDEC, Faculty of Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Sciences, King’s College London, this programme blends focused teaching with extensive hands‑on sessions so you leave with practical skills—and tangible work you can take back to practice.

What makes this bootcamp different

• A single, realistic case drives the entire week: tooth wear, reduced OVD, missing posterior support, bruxism, failing crowns and aesthetic demands—ideal for learning comprehensive decision‑making.
• True start‑to‑finish workflow: from diagnosis and risk/prognosis planning through to preparations, provisionals and definitive restorative pathways.
• Hands‑on throughout: scanning, mounting, wax‑ups, mock‑ups, preparation design and provisionalisation—plus model‑based implant placement with a prosthetically driven mindset.
• Leave with a portfolio: clinical records and physical outputs including mounted models, wax‑ups, provisionals, and implants placed in models.

Skills and concepts you’ll develop

Diagnosis & treatment planning that stands up to complexity

• Comprehensive assessment using history, photographs, radiographs, CBCT and intraoral scans
• Occlusal analysis (CR vs ICP, vertical dimension considerations, functional examination and wear assessment)
• A structured planning philosophy: strategic value of teeth, prognosis and risk assessment, and clear lab communication

Designing the rehabilitation (function + aesthetics)

• Principles of occlusal rehabilitation, including increasing OVD and the Dahl concept
• Additive vs subtractive approaches and sequencing for predictability
• Smile design fundamentals: facial analysis, tooth proportions and incisal edge position

Preparation, materials and adhesive decision‑making

• Posterior onlay and full‑coverage preparation design
• Choosing when not to prepare and making confident material selections
• Adhesive protocols: isolation and cementation principles tied to long‑term outcomes

Provisionals as a diagnostic and communication tool

• Provisionalisation to test OVD, aesthetics and function before committing to definitive restorations
• Practical chairside workflows for predictable provisionals

Implant fundamentals with a restorative focus

• Prosthetically driven implant planning
• CBCT interpretation and restorative space analysis
• Hands‑on implant placement in models to consolidate planning principles

Who this course is for

This bootcamp is designed for clinicians who want to strengthen their confidence and consistency in advanced prosthodontic treatment planning and rehabilitation, particularly in patients with wear, failing dentistry, missing teeth and occlusal challenges.

Taught by

Stefano Del Monte (DDS, DClinDent, MProst RCSED, FHEA)

CPD

• 30 hours CPD

The outcome

By the end of the programme, you’ll have rehearsed a complete rehabilitation pathway—diagnosis to definitive planning and execution—supported by hands‑on experience and a take‑home portfolio that reflects the work you’ve completed during the week.