Rebuild the full mouth
without losing the bite.
The Restorative Master Series: Full Mouth Rehabilitation is an advanced short course helps experienced restorative dentists develop a more structured approach to preparing, temporising and managing full-arch rehabilitation cases.
Upcoming intake: October 2026
CE Credits: 16 Credits
Location: Online
For General Dentists and Associates
16 CE Accredited Upon Completion
On-Demand + Live Virtual Simulation Training
Community and Mentorship
The Restorative Master Series: Full Mouth Rehabilitation is designed for dentists who are comfortable with single-unit and quadrant indirect dentistry, but are ready to approach more complex rehabilitative cases.
Full mouth rehabilitation is not simply a bigger crown case. It requires a clear sequence, stable occlusal references, controlled preparation and provisionals you can trust throughout treatment.
Maybe occlusion is the part that keeps holding you back.
Maybe you are unsure how to prepare an entire arch without losing the patient’s bite.
Maybe you have started larger cases, only to find the provisionals unstable or the clinical sequence becoming harder to control.
This course combines on-demand lectures, two live online simulation training sessions and educator feedback to help you build a logical full-arch workflow. You will prepare the upper and lower arches in segments, maintain the bite throughout and create full-arch temporary restorations.
STOP WASTING CHAIR TIME
More teeth means more places
for the workflow to unravel.
A full mouth rehabilitation demands control across the entire case.
Preparations need to work together.
The bite needs to remain stable.
Provisionals must protect the teeth, support the tissues and provide useful information before the final restorations are made.
Then there is occlusion, material choice, cementation, maintenance, consent and the not-insignificant conversation about cost.
This course helps you bring those moving parts into one structured sequence.
COURSE INCLUSIONS
Learn. Practise. Implement. Get support.
On-demand theory
Learn the principles behind occlusion, force management, full-arch cementation, case planning, consent and long-term protection — before either live simulation session.
Live online simulation training
Prepare the full upper arch in segments while preserving the bite, then create aesthetic and biologically sound temporary crowns with educator feedback throughout.
Full arch clinical workflow
Rehabilitation design, material selection, cementation order, patient communication, parafunctional risk and ongoing maintenance — the complete clinical picture.
Community access
A restorative-focused clinician community to ask questions, share challenges and keep building after the training.
Optional mentorship add-on
Study clubs and case guidance sessions for dentists who want structured support after the course.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
This is not just a lecture about what full mouth rehabilitation looks like.
The Restorative Master Series: Full Mouth Rehabilitation course combines detailed theory with demanding live online simulation training, timed exercises and educator feedback. You will practise demanding full-arch workflows, submit your work and receive feedback alongside dentists progressing into more advanced restorative treatment — because confidence with rehabilitation comes from working through the sequence, protecting the bite and learning where a case can go wrong before it does.
Full upper-arch preparation
Prepare the upper arch in segments while maintaining the patient's bite — building a logical sequence that keeps the occlusal reference intact throughout.
Full lower-arch preparation
Complete the lower arch without losing the established occlusal reference — working through the full bilateral workflow with controlled preparation and sequencing.
Full-arch temporaries
Create stable, aesthetic and cleanable temporary restorations that protect the teeth, support the soft tissues and provide reliable information before the final restorations are made.
Occlusal danger zones
Recognise the force distributions, parafunctional patterns and occlusal risk factors that can silently compromise a rehabilitation after delivery.
Rehabilitation design and maintenance
Plan restorations, protective appliances and post-treatment maintenance protocols that support greater case longevity and protect the investment the patient has made.
Full-arch cementation
Sequence multiple restorations while managing isolation, seating order, working time and the clinical challenges of cementing at full-arch scale.
Consent and risk
Improve your documentation and communication framework for complex, high-value treatment — covering risk, staging, limitations and what happens if things need revision.
Case presentation
Present rehabilitation options, treatment value, clinical stages and costs more clearly — so patients understand what they are committing to before treatment begins.
WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR
This is for the dentist ready to move beyond quadrant dentistry.
This advanced course is designed for experienced restorative dentists with solid indirect preparation and temporisation skills already in place. Equivalent competence in crown preparations, posterior indirect restorations and anterior preparations is strongly recommended. It is especially suited to dentists who:
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Are confident with single-unit and quadrant indirect work
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Want to begin treating full mouth rehabilitation cases
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Feel uncertain about managing occlusion across a larger case
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Worry about losing the bite during arch preparation
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Want a clearer cementation sequence for multiple units
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Have experienced instability or workflow problems in complex cases
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Want to improve consent and case presentation for high-value treatment
- Find full-arch provisionals difficult or unpredictable
This is not an introduction to indirect dentistry. It is an advanced course for dentists who are already delivering crowns and indirect restorations confidently, and are ready to manage the full arch with the same level of control.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
More structure. Better bite control.
Fewer clinical surprises.
After completing the course, you will be able to:
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Use bite registrations, putty keys and reduction guides more effectively to preserve and restore the bite with greater confidence |
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Create more stable, cleanable full-arch provisionals that support the tissues and provide reliable information before final restorations are made |
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Approach full-arch cementation with a clearer sequence — managing isolation, seating order and working time across multiple units |
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Discuss maintenance protocols, protective appliances and long-term case management with patients more confidently |
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Communicate treatment risks, clinical stages and costs more clearly — supporting better-informed consent for complex, high-value cases |
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Recognise major occlusal and parafunctional risk factors and plan materials and restoration design around functional demands |
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Sequence full upper and lower arch preparations more logically — maintaining the occlusal reference throughout each segment |
Restorative Master Series: Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Exclusive Offer: Purchase and receive 3 Months RipeGlobal Membership.
Full Cost
This includes access to:
- 6 On-demand lectures
- 2 Hands-on Simulation Training Sessions
- 1 Typodont with full set of teeth
- 1 RipeGlobal Manikin Kit (on loan)
GET IN TOUCH
Not sure if this course is right for you?
Our team is happy to answer questions about the course, walk you through what's included or help you decide if it fits where you are clinically. Reach out by email or book a call with us directly.
Find a time to talk to our friendly team
GET IN TOUCH
Not sure if this course is right for you?
Our team is happy to answer questions about the course, walk you through what's included or help you decide if it fits where you are clinically. Reach out by email or book a call with us directly.
Find a time to talk to our friendly team
YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. This course is CE/CPD credited and provides 16 hours of Continuing Education upon successful completion.
To receive your CE/CPD credits and certificate, you will need to complete the required on-demand lectures and attend the live online simulation training session. This ensures you have completed both the theory and practical components of the course.
The Restorative Master Series: Full Mouth Rehabiltiation course is designed for experienced restorative dentists who are ready to undertake full mouth rehabilitation cases with greater confidence.
It's ideal for clinicians who are comfortable with single-unit and quadrant indirect restorations but want a structured approach to full arch preparation, occlusal management, provisionalisation, treatment sequencing, and patient communication for complex rehabilitative cases.
You'll learn a complete workflow for full mouth rehabilitation, including full arch preparation, maintaining the bite throughout treatment, provisionalisation, occlusal management, force distribution, cementation protocols, material selection, multidisciplinary treatment planning, patient communication, informed consent, and long-term maintenance.
Yes. This course includes two full-day live online simulation training sessions.
You'll prepare both the upper and lower arches in segments while maintaining the patient's bite, fabricate full-arch and segmented provisionals, and develop the workflows required to confidently manage complex full mouth rehabilitation cases.
Yes. This is the capstone course in the Masters Series. Participants should already be comfortable with quadrant indirect restorative dentistry and ideally have completed the Anterior Crowns & Provisionals, Posterior Indirect Restorations, and Crown Preparation courses (or have equivalent competence). Previous experience with anterior aesthetic dentistry is also strongly recommended.
Yes. Throughout both simulation training days, educators provide feedback after every exercise to help refine your preparation sequence, bite management, temporisation, workflow efficiency, and clinical decision-making. Timed exercises replicate the demands of real-world full mouth rehabilitation while providing personalised coaching throughout the course.
This course is delivered online. It combines self-paced online lecture content with a live online simulation training session, where participants complete practical exercises and receive real-time guidance and feedback from educators.
You'll need access to a RipeGlobal manikin and typodont, a camera or quality smartphone for submitting photographs, a computer with internet access, and the instruments and materials commonly used for full-arch ceramic crown procedures. This includes handpieces, burs, flowable composite, bis-acryl temporary materials, PVS putty, bite registration materials, reduction guides, glycerin gel, and the instruments required for provisional crown fabrication.
The course includes two live simulation training sessions, each running for 6 hours, for a total of 12 hours of practical hands-on training. Participants should also complete the online lecture content beforehand to maximise the value of the simulation experience.
Absolutely. This course is specifically designed for experienced restorative dentists who are ready to transition into full mouth rehabilitation. You'll learn a structured, step-by-step workflow for planning, preparing, provisionalising, cementing, and presenting complex rehabilitation cases, helping you approach your first full mouth cases with greater confidence and predictability.
By the end of the course, you'll be able to confidently prepare full upper and lower arches while maintaining occlusal references, fabricate stable full-arch provisionals, manage occlusal risk, plan complex rehabilitative cases, sequence full-arch cementation procedures, and confidently present high-value rehabilitation cases to patients while reducing medico-legal risk through robust documentation and consent.
A full mouth rehabilitation needs more than good preparations.
It needs a sequence that preserves the bite, provisionals that support the plan and clinical decisions that protect the final result.
Join the Restorative Master Series: Full Mouth Rehabilitation and build a more structured approach to full-arch preparation, temporisation, occlusion and delivery.
