The All-on-X Workshop™: Guided & Freehand for Dentists in DC, Maryland & Virginia
Surgery and Prosthetics, One Team, One Workflow: Deliver Life-Changing Full-Arch Restorations With Confidence
16 CE hours on the complete full-arch workflow: diagnosis and case acceptance, virtual planning and guided surgery, immediate fixed provisionals, final prostheses and complications, with 8 hours hands-on. Taught by board-certified periodontists Dr. Omid Kiarash and Dr. Sara Behmanesh and prosthodontist Dr. Shervin Tabeshfar. June 11–12, 2027 in the DMV, within easy reach of Washington, DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia.
- 16 AGD PACE CE credits (8 didactic + 8 hands-on)
- Surgical and prosthetic full-arch workflow, guided and freehand
- Two days of training in the DMV
- 1 year of direct WhatsApp access to your instructors
- Included in Implant Mentorship Plus
Full-Arch Cases Succeed or Fail in the Plan.
All-on-X treatment changes lives for patients with failing dentition or no teeth. It also asks for decisions most dentists never make on single implants: how much bone to reduce, how many implants, where the prosthesis meets the tissue, and how to get a fixed provisional in on the same day. This workshop teaches the whole workflow, surgical and prosthetic, as one plan.
Plan From the Prosthesis Back
Prosthetic space, vertical dimension, lip support and esthetics decide the surgery, not the other way around.
Guided or Freehand Surgery
Virtual planning, guide design and stackable guides, bone reduction and placement protocols, and when freehand makes sense.
Same-Day Teeth to Final Prosthesis
Digital and conventional immediate provisionals, passive fit, try-ins, materials, insertion and complications.
You Place Implants. Full-Arch Cases Still Go Out the Door.
Most dentists who refer full-arch cases have the surgical skills. What's missing is one predictable workflow that connects the plan, the guide, the surgery and the provisional, and a team to learn it from. Two days with two periodontists and a prosthodontist changes that.
If any of these hit home, this workshop is for you:
- You refer full-arch cases because the workflow feels too complex
- You aren't sure how much bone to reduce or how many implants to place
- Same-day fixed provisionals feel risky to coordinate
- You want to use surgical guides, but don't know which system to trust
- Passive fit, occlusion and lab communication cause you headaches
- You want to present full-arch treatment so patients say yes
From “I Refer These Cases” to “I Deliver Them.”
Before the Workshop
- Full-arch patients referred out
- Surgery and prosthetics planned separately
- No reliable path to a same-day provisional
- Passive fit and occlusion left to chance
- No one to call when a case gets complicated
After the Workshop
- A clear diagnostic and case-acceptance process
- One plan that drives the guide, the surgery and the prosthesis
- Hands-on experience with guided placement and immediate provisionals
- Protocols for final prostheses, occlusion and maintenance
- A year of WhatsApp access to a surgical and prosthetic faculty
Scientific & Clinical Curriculum
The complete All-on-X workflow, from the first consultation to long-term maintenance.
Diagnosis & Treatment Planning
- Failing dentition and edentulous patients
- Restorative options for full-arch solutions
- Presenting options and case acceptance
Full-Arch Prosthetic Planning
- Number of implants and prosthetic space
- Vertical dimension, lip support and esthetics
- Prosthetic-tissue junction; FP1, FP3 and other prosthesis types
Digital Planning & Guided Surgery
- Virtual implant planning
- Guide design, fabrication and guide types
- Stackable guided systems
Surgical Protocols
- Bone reduction
- Guided implant placement protocols
- Abutment selection and components
Temporization
- Fully digital immediate fixed provisionals
- Pick-up conversions and back-up dentures
- Occlusion, follow-ups and patient instructions
Final Prostheses & Long-Term Success
- Digital and analog final impressions; passive fit and verification jigs
- Try-ins, prototypes, materials, lab communication and insertion
- Complications, troubleshooting, recall and maintenance
By the End of This Workshop, You Will Be Able To:
- Diagnose and plan treatment for patients with failing dentition or edentulism, and present options to increase case acceptance
- Apply the principles of implant-supported full-arch prostheses: prosthetic space, vertical dimension, lip support and esthetics
- Use virtual implant planning, guide design and fabrication, and provisional planning for predictable outcomes
- Follow guided implant placement protocols, select abutments, and use digital and conventional provisional workflows
- Manage soft tissue, select materials and apply occlusion principles throughout treatment
- Assess passive fit, use verification jigs, and manage try-ins and prototypes
- Manage insertion protocols, complications and troubleshooting
From Guided Surgery to the Final Full-Arch Prosthesis
Stackable surgical guides in place during full-arch surgery, implants placed through the guide, and a finished implant-supported full-arch prosthesis.
You Won't Just Watch It. You'll Do It, With the Surgical and Prosthetic Faculty Beside You.
Half of this workshop is hands-on. You'll practice guided implant placement protocols, abutment selection, and both digital and conventional immediate provisional workflows while two periodontists and a prosthodontist coach your technique. To keep that coaching personal, seating is intentionally limited.
Why it matters: in full-arch treatment, the surgeon's decisions become the restorative dentist's problems. Learning both sides from a surgical and prosthetic team is how you avoid them.
What you'll practice:
- Guided implant placement protocols
- Working with stackable surgical guides
- Abutment selection and components
- Digital immediate provisional workflow
- Conventional (pick-up) provisional workflow
- Occlusion during the provisional phase
Prerequisite for the South America All-on-X LIVE Patient Week
This workshop is the prerequisite for the South America All-on-X LIVE Patient Week, where you take the full-arch workflow from models to live patients under specialist supervision.
Digital Workflows & Innovations in Implant Restorations
Start today with a free 1-hour on-demand webinar: digital implant treatment planning, digital full-arch prostheses and guided surgery, provisionalization to final prostheses, occlusion, complications and troubleshooting.
The Course Ends Saturday. Your Access to the Faculty Doesn't.
Every participant gets 1 year of direct WhatsApp access to Dr. Kiarash, Dr. Behmanesh and Dr. Tabeshfar. Review a full-arch plan before surgery, check a prosthetic decision, or get help with a complication, from the same surgical and prosthetic team that taught you.
Who This Workshop Is For
Designed for general dentists and implant dentists, including AAID members and fellows, who already place implants.
Starting With Full-Arch
- You place single implants and want to move to full-arch
- You want a clear, guided workflow to start with
- You want to understand the prosthetic plan before you cut
Already Doing Full-Arch, Want More Predictability
- You want reliable same-day provisionals
- You want better passive fit, occlusion and lab communication
- You want a plan for complications
Taught by a Surgical & Prosthetic Team
Two board-certified periodontists and a prosthodontist teach both sides of every full-arch decision.
Dr. Omid Kiarash
Former Director of Periodontics at McGill University. Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. Founder of Zeeba Advanced Dental Education and Immediate Past President of the Canadian Academy of Periodontology.
Dr. Shervin Tabeshfar
Prosthodontist practicing in Northern Virginia. Former Clinical Assistant Professor at Boston University, with advanced training in prosthodontics and implant restorative care.
Dr. Sara Behmanesh
Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. Former clinical instructor and course director in Periodontics at McGill University. Recipient of the American Academy of Periodontology Award for Excellence in Teaching.
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Specialist-Guided Training
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Confidence Through Mentorship
How guided learning and specialist mentorship build lasting clinical confidence.
From Learning to Clinical Clarity
Turning course content into decisions you can make chairside.
Course Agenda: Two Focused Days
8 hours of didactic lecture and 8 hours of hands-on practicum.
Day 1 · Friday, June 11
Diagnosis, Planning & Guided Surgery
- Case selection, full-arch prosthetic planning and case acceptance
- Virtual planning, guide design and stackable guides
Surgical Protocols (Hands-On)
- Bone reduction and guided implant placement
- Abutment selection and components
Day 2 · Saturday, June 12
Temporization & Final Prostheses
- Digital and conventional immediate provisionals (hands-on)
- Final impressions, passive fit, try-ins and insertion
Occlusion, Complications & Maintenance
- Occlusion and soft tissue management
- Troubleshooting, recall and long-term success
This Is More Than a CE Course.
It's a specialist-built full-arch workflow you take back to your practice, with the surgical and prosthetic team who taught it still available after you leave.
Want the complete pathway? This workshop is included in Implant Mentorship Plus, the advanced specialist-led program. See Implant Mentorship →
Your Registration Includes:
- 16 AGD PACE CE credits (8 didactic + 8 hands-on)
- Hands-on guided placement and immediate provisional workflows
- Direct instruction from two periodontists and a prosthodontist
- Full-arch planning, prosthetic and complication protocols
- 1 year of direct WhatsApp access to your instructors
- Two days of training in the DMV
Where You'll Train
Two days in the DMV, easy to reach from Washington, DC, Maryland and across Northern Virginia.
Westwood Country Club
800 Maple Ave E
Vienna, VA 22180
Friday–Saturday
June 11–12, 2027
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this workshop designed for?
General dentists and implant dentists, including AAID members, who want to add All-on-X full-arch treatment for patients with failing dentition or edentulism, from planning and surgery to the final prosthesis.
Do I need implant surgery experience?
Yes. The workshop is designed for dentists who already place implants. If you're new to implant surgery, start with the Guided Implant Surgery Workshop.
Does it cover both guided and freehand surgery?
Yes. You'll learn virtual implant planning, guide design and fabrication, stackable guided systems and guided placement protocols, and when freehand placement is appropriate.
Does it cover the prosthetic side too?
Yes. The workshop covers the full workflow: prosthetic space, vertical dimension, lip support and esthetics, immediate fixed provisionals (fully digital and conventional), final impressions, passive fit and verification jigs, try-ins, materials, lab communication, insertion, occlusion and maintenance.
What will I practice hands-on?
Guided implant placement protocols, abutment selection, and both digital and conventional immediate provisional workflows, with the faculty coaching you at your station.
Is this workshop a prerequisite for live-patient training?
Yes. This workshop is the prerequisite for the South America All-on-X LIVE Patient Week. Email support@zeebaeducation.com for dates and details.
Are clinical results guaranteed?
No course can guarantee clinical outcomes. The workshop gives you a structured protocol, supervised hands-on practice and a year of direct access to the faculty. Your results depend on case selection, practice and applying the protocol carefully in your own patients.
How are the 16 CE hours split?
8 hours of didactic lecture and 8 hours of hands-on practicum. Credits are AGD PACE recognized. AAID members should confirm with AAID how they apply to their credentialing requirements.
Where is the workshop held?
In the DMV, in Northern Virginia, on Friday and Saturday, June 11–12, 2027. The full venue name, address and directions are in the Venue section of this page.
Is this workshop convenient for dentists in Maryland and Washington, DC?
Yes. The workshop is held in Northern Virginia, within driving distance for dentists in Washington, DC, Maryland and across Northern Virginia. It runs Friday and Saturday, June 11–12, 2027.
What is the WhatsApp access?
For one year after the workshop, you can message your instructors directly to review a full-arch case before surgery, ask about the prosthetic plan, or get guidance on a complication.
Is this workshop included in Implant Mentorship?
It is included in Implant Mentorship Plus. It is not part of the standard Implant Mentorship program.
What is the refund policy?
A 50% refund is available up to 31 days before the course start date (May 11, 2027). No refund is issued within 30 days of the course.
Start Delivering Full-Arch Smiles
Full-arch treatment is where implant dentistry changes lives. Spend two days with a surgical and prosthetic team, practice the workflow with your own hands, and keep them on call for a year.
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