Monthly live surgery · Waukegan, Illinois
Live full-arch surgery — from plan to same-day temp
See the complete full-arch workflow in real time at LakeCountyFullArch in Waukegan, Illinois — from digital case planning and implant surgery to 3D-printed immediate temporary teeth.
Monthly • Waukegan, IL • $4,000/Doctor • No CE Credits
5
Doctors per session
What you'll see
One real case, followed end to end
Nothing is skipped or staged. You follow a single patient from the planning screen to the moment the temporary bridge is delivered.
- 01
CBCT + digital planning
Review the scan, prosthetic vision, and implant positions before the patient is in the chair.
- 02
Case presentation
The clinical rationale, patient history, and treatment sequencing for this specific arch.
- 03
Surgical setup
Room, tray, guide, and team choreography for a same-day full-arch case.
- 04
Full-arch implant surgery
Live, real-time surgery on a real patient, narrated as it unfolds.
- 05
Intraoperative decision-making
Angulation, torque, bone reduction, and how plans adapt to what the anatomy shows.
- 06
Restorative records
Impression or photogrammetry capture and the records that drive the provisional.
- 07
Same-day 3D print workflow
Design, nesting, printing, and finishing of the immediate provisional bridge.
- 08
Immediate temporary delivery
Try-in, seating, occlusion, and delivery of the same-day temporary teeth.
- 09
Debrief and Q&A
Open case discussion with the surgical team once the arch is delivered.
CT scan library
Real CBCT scans from the cases we review
Volumetric renders from actual full-arch cases discussed in session. New scans are added as each monthly case is completed.
Case 01 — Maxillary full-arch CBCT review
Volumetric CBCT walkthrough of a planned full-arch maxilla: anatomy, bone availability, and implant positions reviewed before surgery.
Case 02 — Dual-arch implant reconstruction
Frontal volumetric render of a completed maxillary and mandibular reconstruction, showing implant angulation and prosthetic seating in both arches.
Case 03 — Mandibular full-arch implant positions
Rotational CBCT review of a lower full-arch case: fixture distribution, bone volume, and the relationship of the implants to the planned prosthesis.
Case 04 — Full-arch planning review on CBCT software
Planning-software walkthrough of a completed full-arch case, reviewing implant trajectories and prosthetic position across the reconstruction.
Case 05 — Dual-arch reconstruction, frontal volumetric render
3D CBCT render of a completed upper and lower reconstruction, showing implant angulation, anterior tilt strategy, and the seated full-arch prostheses.
Case 06 — Prosthetic fabrication workflow
Digital design taken into fabrication: the full-arch prosthesis being produced from the planned restorative position before delivery.
Case 07 — Multi-unit abutment placement, mandible
Intraoral view of multi-unit abutments seated on a lower full-arch case, illustrating MUA angulation and the handoff from surgery to restorative records.
Case 08 — Digital design: intraoral scan and prosthetic setup
Digital workflow view of the scanned arches used to establish restorative position before the immediate provisional is designed.
Case 09 — Mandibular full-arch CBCT render
Volumetric render of a lower full-arch reconstruction showing fixture spread, angulation, and the seated prosthesis relative to available bone.
Case 10 — Maxillary implant placement, occlusal view
Occlusal intraoperative view of seated maxillary implants and abutment connections ahead of restorative records.
Case 11 — Multi-unit abutments seated, maxilla
Intraoperative view of seated maxillary multi-unit abutments, showing angulation correction and the platform prepared for restorative records.
Case 12 — Dual-arch reconstruction, frontal CBCT render
Volumetric render of a completed upper and lower reconstruction, reviewing fixture spread, angulation, and seated full-arch prostheses.
Case 13 — Tilted implant strategy, dual-arch render
CBCT render highlighting anterior and posterior tilted fixtures in both arches and their relationship to the seated prosthetic bases.
Case 14 — Zygomatic and pterygoid support, dual-arch render
Frontal CBCT render of a completed dual-arch reconstruction with extended-length maxillary fixtures engaging zygomatic and posterior support, reviewed alongside the seated prosthetic bases.
Case 15 — Dual-arch implants, inferior volumetric view
Submental CBCT render showing maxillary and mandibular fixture distribution and the seated full-arch prosthetic bases from below.
Case 16 — Maxillary full-arch with tilted posterior fixtures
Frontal CBCT render reviewing maxillary fixture angulation, posterior tilt, and the seated prosthetic base against remaining mandibular dentition.
Case 17 — Dual-arch reconstruction, frontal skull render
Full-face volumetric render of a completed upper and lower reconstruction, showing fixture spread and prosthetic seating in both arches.
Case 18 — Extended-length maxillary support, dual-arch render
Frontal CBCT render highlighting long maxillary fixtures engaging posterior support alongside the mandibular reconstruction and seated prostheses.
Case 19 — Dual-arch fixture distribution, coronal CBCT render
Coronal volumetric render of a completed upper and lower reconstruction, showing maxillary tilt strategy and mandibular fixture spread within available bone.
Imaging is shared for educational discussion only. Patient-identifying information is not included.
Why only 5 doctors?
A room, not an auditorium
Full-arch surgery is decided in small moments. Those moments are invisible from the back of a lecture hall.
Real visibility
Stand close enough to see the osteotomy, the guide, and the tissue.
Direct Q&A
Ask the surgeon in the moment, not through a moderator queue.
Case discussion
Talk through alternatives and why this plan was chosen.
Follow the workflow
Track every handoff between surgery, records, design, and print.
Who this is for
Dentists building a predictable full-arch workflow
Implant dentists
Surgeons placing implants who want to see a same-day full-arch sequence run cleanly from start to finish.
Restorative dentists
Clinicians who restore full-arch cases and want to understand the surgical and records side in detail.
Teams adding full-arch
Practices evaluating what staffing, equipment, and in-house printing a same-day arch really requires.
Your host
Dr. Joo Kwon
DDS, FICOI, MADIA
Waukegan, Illinois
Dr. Joo Kwon is a full-arch implant surgeon with advanced experience in All-on-4, zygomatic and pterygoid implant treatment, and digital full-arch workflows. He treats complex and atrophic arches routinely and works with an in-house digital and 3D printing workflow to deliver immediate provisional teeth on the day of surgery.
During the session he narrates the case as it happens — the planning logic, intraoperative adjustments, and the restorative handoffs — and stays for an open debrief once the temporary bridge is delivered.
Tuition
One session. Five doctors.
$4,000
Per doctor
- —5 doctors maximum per monthly session
- —Real patient, real-time full-arch surgery
- —Digital planning through same-day temporary delivery
- —Post-case debrief and open Q&A
- —Hosted at LakeCountyFullArch, Waukegan, IL
- —No CE credits — observation and discussion only
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Request your seat for the next session
Send your details and our team will follow up with the next available surgery date and registration information. Sessions run approximately once per month and fill quickly at five doctors.
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