Course Description 

 Full-arch dentistry has changed. Thanks to digital tools, full-arch cases that once took many appointments and weeks of lab work can now move from consultation to a finished smile in a fraction of the time. This course is a high-level introduction to ArchFlow360°, Implant Direct’s digital full-arch workflow. Dr. Britt explains why he moved his own full-arch cases to this approach and shows how he uses it today. He walks through each step: CBCT diagnosis, digital planning, photogrammetry, and 3D-printed provisionals. You’ll learn how to choose good full-arch candidates, what to expect at each stage, and how to solve the common problems that come up along the way. Whether you’re just thinking about full arch or are already doing cases the traditional way, you’ll leave with a clear picture of how a digital workflow can make full-arch treatment faster, more predictable, and easier to bring into your practice.   

Learning Objectives 

By the end of this course, attendees will be able to: 

1. Describe the ArchFlow360° workflow and how it differs from a traditional analog full-arch process 


2. Explain how digital planning and photogrammetry work together to capture accurate implant position


3. Outline the steps from surgery to a 3D-printed provisional, including what can be done in-office versus with a partner lab 


4. Recognize common problems in digital full-arch cases, such as scan errors, poor fit, and occlusion issues, and apply practical fixes 


5. Evaluate how a digital full-arch workflow can improve efficiency, the patient experience, and case volume in their own practice