Maxillofacial defects are severely affecting esthetics and function of most patients. Hereby we are presenting so many cases including developmental anomalies, post accidental deficiency, benign and malignant tumors, and congenital defects affecting maxillofacial areas by using 3D virtual analysis comparing it to conventional methods in achieving progress both at time, cost and patient satisfaction.

Immediate implantation is one of the most commonly used techniques today. However, this technique has many tricks. In this presentation, attention will be drawn to the points that need to be considered in this technique.

The digital dentistry has expanded in the past decade to include applications far from just dental restorations. the lecture focuses on maxillofacial applications in the digital era as well the role of the digital tools in reverse engineering and dental education

Subperiosteal dental implants are an alternative to traditional dental implants, particularly for patients who do not have sufficient bone density or volume in the jaw for standard implant placement. Recent advancements in imaging technology, such as CT scans, allow for more precise customization of subperiosteal implants, improving their fit and stability. The ongoing research has Read more about Zero Bone Distance..The whole story[…]

Temporomandibular joint disorders is the term used to describe a wide range of disorders affecting the temporomandibular joint. the treatment varies from nonsurgical to surgical treatment modalities. However, the cases with TMJ disorders are not usually straightforward cases, especially cases with previously failed treatment. The concept of system failure hypothesized by Prof. Hegab with functional Read more about The Horror of TMJ[…]

The introduction of digital technologies has tremendously revolutionized many disciplines of dentistry. These technologies aim to simplify various clinical and laboratory steps. The utilization of a complete digital workflow for full-arch implant rehabilitation has been challenging. Recently, much progress has occurred in digital technologies to address various disadvantages, aiming at a progressive substitution of conventional Read more about Implant Prosthetics: Introducing the Digital Approach.[…]

Molar Incisor Hypomineralization (MIH) is the common developmental enamel defects affecting FPM. It describes the clinical picture of hypomineralization of systemic origin affecting one or more first permanent molars that are associated frequently with affected incisors. Aim: To increase the awareness about the MIH; the most common enamel defect of the first permanent molars.