Warsaw
Dr Rokas will be lecturing in Warsaw. Event information is available from the organiser.
Advanced full-arch dentistry is not mastered through ideal cases alone. Dr Rokas Jancevičius' education is built around clinical decision-making, biological limits, digital workflows, complications and the details that determine whether an FP1 case remains predictable.
Courses for clinicians who want to understand the complete FP1 workflow — not simply copy a protocol.
The aim is not only to teach technique. It is to develop judgment: case selection, knowing when to slow down, understanding biological limitations and recognising when the original plan needs to change.
An intensive two-day course focused on how FP1 full-arch cases are planned, executed and restored in real clinical practice — including the complications, failures and decisions that are often left out of conventional teaching.
The programme moves from diagnosis and case selection through reverse planning, digital smile design, implant positioning, guided surgery and immediate loading to soft-tissue management, photogrammetry and provisional delivery.
Course places are intentionally limited to keep discussion and hands-on learning focused.
The course is deliberately different from a showcase of perfect outcomes. Rokas uses his own cases to discuss where planning failed, where surgery or prosthetics disconnected, how soft tissue behaved differently than expected and which decisions changed his current protocol.
Surgery executes the plan and the prosthesis reflects it. FP1 cannot reliably compensate for incorrect implant position or poor biological planning.
High smile line, tissue volume, bone defects and prosthetic requirements influence whether FP1 is realistic and predictable.
The final restoration has to be considered before surgery. Implant positioning, tissue management and prosthetic design cannot be treated as separate steps.
The course includes real failures and corrective procedures so delegates understand not only the protocol, but the judgment required when reality changes the plan.
Implant dentist focused on complex full-arch rehabilitation, FP1 restorations, immediate loading and fully digital implant workflows. His clinical approach connects surgical planning, prosthetics and soft-tissue management rather than treating them as separate disciplines.
His teaching is grounded in his own clinical cases — including complications and failures — with an emphasis on the reasoning behind each decision rather than a single rigid recipe.
Diagnosis, planning, surgery, tissues and definitive restoration.
Reverse planning, guided surgery, photogrammetry and provisional delivery.
Connecting surgical stability with same-day provisional workflows.
Real clinical decisions when biology or execution deviates from the plan.
Dr Rokas will be lecturing in Warsaw. Event information is available from the organiser.
The programme covers the full treatment workflow, from assessment and case selection to reverse planning.
Move beyond theory. This practical, advanced and immersive programme follows how FP1 cases are selected, digitally planned, surgically executed and restored in real clinical practice.
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The programme moves from diagnosis and case selection through reverse planning, digital smile design implant positioning, guided surgery and...
Move beyond theory. This practical, advanced and immersive programme follows how FP1 cases are selected, digitally planned, surgically executed...
The programme covers the full treatment workflow, from assessment and case selection to reverse planning.
For dentists who prefer individual learning inside the clinic rather than a group course. A clinical stay is built around your current level, the cases you want to understand and the parts of the full-arch workflow you want to develop.
1,500 € / per day
The day is structured around direct access to Rokas' clinical thinking and workflow. Rather than following a fixed lecture programme, the session can be adapted to the clinician's experience and questions.
Clinicians already involved in implant dentistry who want direct exposure to advanced FP1 planning and full-arch workflows in a focused, individual format.
One-to-one discussion with Dr Rokas focused on your clinical goals, questions and areas of uncertainty.
Review FP1 indications, limitations and decision-making using clinical cases. You may also bring your own cases for discussion.
Follow how diagnosis, digital planning, surgery, immediate loading, photogrammetry, soft tissue and prosthetics connect in daily practice.
Where the clinic schedule and patient consent allow, the stay may include observation of relevant treatment stages.
Complete the form and our team will contact you about the most suitable course edition or available clinical stay dates.
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Courses and clinical stays are designed to transfer the reasoning behind advanced FP1 treatment — from selecting the right patient to managing the moment when the clinical reality no longer matches the original plan.