CE Webinar - 1 Credit

Rethinking Full-Arch Restoration: How innovation is expanding patient candidacy without compromising results

Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026
12pm-1pm EST & 3pm-4pm EST

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Course Description

Full-arch implant rehabilitation continues to evolve, yet many patients remain untreated due to perceived anatomical limitations, treatment complexity, or financial barriers. As clinicians, we are often faced with a fundamental challenge: how do we expand clinical candidacy without compromising stability, function, or long-term outcomes?

This one-hour continuing education program explores a patented full-arch treatment philosophy that reimagines the application of existing implant and restorative technologies to address that challenge. Participants will examine how a strategic implant approach, principles of force distribution, and a novel method of prosthetic retention can be combined to create a fixed full-arch prosthesis designed to remain stable under function while expanding treatment opportunities for a broader patient population.

The program will review the biomechanical principles that influence full-arch success, the role of implant-supported stabilization, and how existing attachment technologies may be re-engineered and applied in a new way to support a fixed restoration. Attendees will gain insight into the clinical thinking, treatment planning considerations, and engineering concepts that form the foundation of this innovative approach.

Course Objectives

  • Review limitations associated with conventional full-arch treatment models.

  • Understand the biomechanical principles that contribute to immediate stabilization and long-term prosthetic success.

  • Evaluate factors that influence patient candidacy for fixed full-arch treatment.

  • Describe how strategic implant utilization can support full-arch stabilization and function.

  • Discuss how existing attachment technologies may be reimagined to create retention for a fixed prosthesis.

  • Explore how innovative treatment design may expand access to fixed full-arch rehabilitation while maintaining predictable outcomes.

CE Credit

All Dental CE, LLC is a Nationally Approved PACE program for FAGD/MAGD credit. Approval does not imply acceptance by any regulatory authority or AGD endorsement. The current term of approval extends from 4/1/2024 to 3/31/2027. Provider ID# 386016.

Your Course Presenters

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Dr. Dale Spadafora, MAGD


Dr. Dale Spadafora is a nationally recognized clinician, educator, and lecturer with extensive experience in restorative and implant dentistry. He is one of fewer than one percent of dentists in the United States to achieve Mastership in the Academy of General Dentistry (MAGD), a distinction earned through more than 1,100 hours of advanced continuing education beyond dental school.

A Diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and former Director of Continuing Education for the Pennsylvania Academy of General Dentistry, Dr. Spadafora has dedicated his career to advancing clinical excellence through education, innovation, and patient-centered care.

Having completed advanced training through renowned institutions including The Dawson Academy, Spear Education, and the Misch Implant Institute, Dr. Spadafora continues to pursue more than 100 hours of continuing education annually. He has been recognized multiple times among Pittsburgh's Top Dentists and remains actively involved in organized dentistry through leadership and advocacy.

As one of the earliest adopters of the Stabili-Teeth® protocol and now a lead educator for the organization, Dr. Spadafora teaches clinicians how innovative thinking and the reimagined use of existing technologies may help expand access to fixed full-arch treatment while maintaining predictable clinical outcomes.

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