Training in digital dentistry through 2 innovative concepts: The 2/3/4D Concept and OCTA, to secure and accelerate your practice
Training in digital dentistry
through 2 innovative concepts:
The 2/3/4D Concept and OCTA,
to secure and accelerate
your practice
Combining 2/3/4D and OCTA means combining structure and precision for a comprehensive, optimized approach to digital dentistry.
Combining 2/3/4D and OCTA means combining structure and precision for a comprehensive, optimized approach to digital dentistry.
In-person trainin
– 3 days
April 24 to 26, 2025
Montpellier-France
In partnership with the Faculty of Dentistry of Montpellier, this training takes place within the Faculty's Technological Hub, an exceptional venue for this experience.
> Complete package: €2,580
> Single day: €960
+ 1-year access to the training replay via e-learning
The entire content will be recorded, and you will have access to the replay as well as the detailed training booklet.
OCTA digital concept: analog or digital occlusal reconstruction control
Teeth clash, as is their vocation, with forces applied that are sometimes very significant. Optimizing occlusion, from small restorations to large-scale reconstructions, helps to maintain mandibular function and secure the prosthetic prognosis. The decision must be based on a logic of simplicity.
OCTA is an occlusal-architectural concept that uses a hierarchical organization to clarify the occlusal criteria for extensive prosthetic or orthodontic reconstructions. Faced with the multiplicity of parameters to be integrated, L'OCTA offers a genuine thought process for better decision-making, as well as a practical implementation protocol to guide you step by step through the prosthetic or orthodontic stages (in adults).
A standardized chronology for all cases, whether simple or complex, ensures reliable results, often using simple means. This is where digital dentistry really comes into its own: uniform modeling (the same teeth for everyone) is a caricature of physiology.
This standardization is both non-functional and unsightly. Individualized modeling requires an architectonic occlusal framework and a reconstruction guide. With less time spent, less hassle, less stress...; the combination of the OCTA framework and the significant possibilities offered by digital technology means that high-level reconstructions are within the reach of all practitioners and technicians, and therefore of all patients.
Speakers:
Prof. Jean-Daniel ORTHLIEB
Emeritus professor and renowned author, expert in occlusion and digital dentistry.
Dr Sébastien Felenc
Dr Josselin Lethuillier
Roseline Hatte
Optimized organization, simplified planning, enhanced communication digital
/ 2D : Collection and analysis of initial data
/ 3D : Digital reconstruction of dental arches
/ 4D : Integration of movements
• Streamline patient data collection:
organize and optimize the capture and analysis of clinical information.
• Build and present treatment plans:
develop precise, convincing plans tailored to patients' needs.
• Define the key roles of the digital laboratory:
effective pre-, per- and post-operative coordination to ensure optimal results.
• Involve all members of the dental team:
practitioners, prosthetists, assistants and secretaries work together within a unified vision.
• A common goal: patient satisfaction.
Each member of the team contributes to a treatment focused on patients' needs and expectations.
Safety, precision and fluidity, even in complex cases
+ Standardized protocols for safe, reproducible practice
+ Precise methodology for modeling and reconstructing dental arches.
+ Precise methodology for modeling and reconstructing dental arches.
• A structured methodologybased on proven principles.
Sound scientific basis for each step, guaranteeing treatment accuracy and reproducibility.
Co-construction of clinical and laboratory steps:
Efficient collaboration between practice and laboratory.
3 modes to suit your needs:
• Full Digital mode: full use of digital tools.
• Modjaw-free mode: Integration of available technologies without depending on mandibular dynamics.
Reference-free mode: simplified approach for specific configurations
Contact & Registration
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