6-7 March (Course Full), 25-26 September (Scroll to the date in the calendar to book)

Day-1

• Taking Data: Workflow tips and tricks to increase both accuracy and efficiency.  Recording MIP and CR bites.  Intercuspal, excursive and protrusive movements.  Hands-on exercises.
• Analysing Data: How to quickly interpret the graph, 2D and 3D views.  Using advanced software features.  Correlating T-Scan data to gnathostomatic anatomy and paper marks.  Group exercise to review data taken in session one and develop a treatment plan.
• Clinical Application: Observe Dr. Kerstein adjusting the bite of the patient analysed by the group.  Practical tips & tricks for patient management and recording data in a live clinical environment.  How to integrate paper and technology.
• Case Review: Dr. Kerstein will review interesting cases and take questions.

Day-2

• Splints and Prosthetics: Lecture from Dr. Kerstein on how to use the T-Scan practically to fit splints and prosthetics.
• Adjusting Splints: Hands-on exercise.  Each delegate should bring an unadjusted splint for their own mouth.  Working in groups, record T-Scan data and adjust the splint to achieve the clinical objective.
• Implant Time Delay: Lecture from Dr Kerstein on the theory of implant loading and how to use T-Scan to achieve clinical results.
• Live Patients Demonstration: Dr Kerstein will record the bite and adjust the loading of an implant patient.
• Case Review: Dr Kerstein will review implant, splint and prosthetic cases and take questions.

Each delegate should bring their T-Scan and a Laptop computer loaded with the T-Scan software.  If you do not have a laptop we have a limited number available to loan, and sharing with a colleague is perfectly acceptable to the learning experience.

Each Friday delegate should bring an unadjusted but fitting and stable upper and lower full coverage splint.