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What can failures teach us about more predictable implant dentistry?
Recorded at the International Aesthetic Days in Copenhagen, Dr. David Norré discusses restorative-first planning, critical thinking and why implants should never be presented as being "for life."
From the evolution of the STAR concept and FP1 vs FP3 decision-making to digital workflows, AI and robotics, he explores how dentistry can achieve greater predictability through better case selection and more integrated clinical and laboratory workflows.
00:00 Robotics and the future of dentistry 02:41 The principles and mentors behind his clinical philosophy 08:20 Why implant treatment should start with the restoration 14:42 Learning from failure: "implants are not for life" 17:57 How the STAR concept evolved 20:53 FP1 vs FP3: choosing the right full-arch solution 23:06 Digital planning, predictability and the laboratory bottleneck 27:03 Robotics, AI and the workflows dentistry needs next
