The use of dental implants as the preferred method of tooth replacement continues to escalate worldwide. New forms of predictable therapy are required to satisfy the growing demand for ideal esthetics and function. With the increasing number of implants placed, practitioners are also faced with treating complications that may arise. Complications can occur for a host of reasons. This lecture will help clinicians identify and address implant prosthetic complications, understand the reasons they occur, determine treatment and solutions, and learn how to avoid them.

Learning Objectives: At the completion of this presentation, participants should be able to:
1. Utilize digital technology, identify and overcome potential dental implant complications
2. Assess the role implant position plays in restorative complications
3. Discuss the impact of occlusion on prosthetic complications