Digital technology has made another advancement, allowing clinicians to explore the role of mandibular jaw motion tracking in enhancing digital aesthetic and restorative workflows. Participants will learn how motion tracking technology functions as a virtual articulator, enabling more precise treatment planning and predictable outcomes. Clinical case examples will illustrate how integrating jaw movement data with intraoral scanning and CAD/CAM systems supports accurate smile design, functional restorations, and improved patient care.

At the conclusion of this one-hour CE webinar, participants will be able to:
• Describe the principles of mandibular jaw motion tracking: Explain the biomechanical and digital components involved in capturing and analyzing jaw movements and their relevance in aesthetic and restorative dentistry for precise treatment planning
• Explain the role of digital jaw motion tracking as a virtual articulator: Articulate how motion tracking technology functions within a digital workflow to simulate occlusal interactions and enhance restorative design accuracy
• Demonstrate integration with digital systems: Outline the process of combining jaw motion data with intraoral scans and CAD/CAM software to optimize treatment planning for aesthetic and functional outcomes
• Apply jaw motion tracking to clinical practice: Utilize mandibular tracking information to improve the design and execution of functional restorations and aesthetic procedures, ensuring predictable patient outcomes
• Evaluate clinical applications and limitations: Analyze clinical case examples showcasing the use of jaw motion tracking in digital smile design and prosthetic rehabilitation, while discussing the benefits and potential challenges of implementation in aesthetic cases
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