Evening Study Club | No Bone? No Problem. | November 19, 2026 | Virginia, USA

The Virginian Lynchburg, Curio Collection By Hilton This comprehensive program is designed to provide clinicians with a practical and clinically relevant understanding of full-arch implant rehabilitation from both surgical and restorative perspectives. Attendees will develop the ability to evaluate anatomical limitations, understand risk factors associated with traditional full-arch approaches, and explore the role of remote anchorage techniques in expanding treatment options and improving long-term outcomes. On the restorative side, the course will establish a strong foundation in full-arch prosthetic design, including cross-arch stability, occlusal mechanics, and material handling. Participants will also gain insight into modern advancements in full-arch record taking and delivery workflows to improve efficiency, accuracy, and predictability in their cases. This course is ideal for clinicians looking to strengthen their surgical decision-making, improve restorative outcomes, and confidently approach full-arch cases with a more comprehensive and predictable workflow. Tara Shoulders | [email protected] | 980-439-3701 You’ll receive an official Noris Medical certificate and/or professional materials after completing the course. Subscribe to our newsletters and blogs