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FP1 - Full Arch Rehabilitation: Step-by-Step Procedure
Plan FP1 full-arch cases from diagnosis through provisionalization, final restoration and maintenance.
With Dr. Martin Wanendeya
Course information
A complete FP1 pathway—from diagnosis to maintenance.
Dr. Martin Wanendeya presents a step-by-step FP1 approach for full-arch rehabilitation, connecting diagnosis, planning, surgery and prosthetic design.
The program compares FP1 and FP3 concepts while reviewing digitally guided treatment, hard- and soft-tissue management, maintenance and complication prevention.
Course duration3h 52m
Video curriculum5 lessons
Teaching languageEnglish instruction
Subtitle supportMultilingual options
Streaming qualityFull HD video
Course accessLifetime access
CertificateIncluded after completion
Who this course is for
Built for teams delivering full-arch FP1 treatment.
The program is designed for clinicians coordinating implant position, tissue architecture, provisionalization and a natural-looking FP1 restoration.
Restorative and surgical teams
For teams coordinating implant position, tissue management, provisionalization and final prosthetic design.
Digital full-arch practices
For clinicians integrating photography, digital wax-ups and guided surgery into full-arch rehabilitation.
The clinical framework
Preserve anatomy while planning the prosthetic result.
The FP1 workflow begins with the final restorative objective and works backward through tissue, guide and implant planning.
Clinical examples connect analog and digital diagnosis with provisionalization, guided surgery, guided bone regeneration and peri-implant soft-tissue management.
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The provisional and final prostheses should be planned as part of the surgical workflow—not after it.
What you’ll learn
Five decisions that shape a predictable FP1 result.
01
FP1 diagnosis and planning
Organize analog and digital records around full-arch FP1 treatment objectives.
02
Provisional workflow
Review how the provisional restoration is planned, made and positioned.
03
Guided execution
Connect photographic records, digital wax-up and different guide designs.
04
Tissue preservation
Relate grafting and soft-tissue manipulation to FP1 emergence and esthetics.
05
FP1 versus FP3
Compare the advantages, limitations and clinical indications of both designs.
Technique focus
Coordinate the FP1 surgical and prosthetic workflow.
The course follows planning, guided execution, provisionalization, tissue management and final restoration as one treatment sequence.
- FP1 treatment planning
- Guided surgery
- Provisional restoration
- Soft-tissue management
Course curriculum
5 lessons in a clear sequence.
Review the complete lesson list and available runtimes.
Lesson list5 lessons
- An introduction to FP-1 prostheses
- Diagnosis and treatment plan
- Surgical guides and provisional restorations
- From the provisional to the final restoration
- Maintenance and complications management
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Implant DentistryYour instructor
Dr. Martin Wanendeya
Implant clinician and FP1 full-arch educator
Dr. Martin Wanendeya is a London-based implant, reconstructive and esthetic dentist and an international educator. His academic and teaching work includes implant dentistry, digital workflows and full-arch FP1 prosthetics, with appointments and teaching roles at the Royal College of Surgeons, the University of Pennsylvania and Goethe University Frankfurt.
Your learning experience
A chairside reference for every stage of FP1 treatment.
Revisit planning, provisionalization, tissue management and final prosthetic decisions whenever a full-arch case reaches the next clinical stage.
See the clinical details clearly
Follow demonstrations, presentations and case material in high-definition video.
Keep key resources close
Download the available videos and learning materials for convenient offline review.
Revisit the course when needed
Return to individual protocols while planning, treating or reviewing a related case.
Continue on the device that suits you
Move between desktop, tablet and mobile without changing your learning sequence.
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No. Your purchase includes lifetime access, so you can learn at your own pace and revisit the course.
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Yes. A certificate of completion is provided after you complete the course requirements.
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Plan FP1 full-arch cases from diagnosis through provisionalization, final restoration and maintenance.
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