West Coast FMR
A Beginner’s Guide to Full-Mouth Rehabilitation & Preventing Complications
3-Day In-Person Course | Hosted by Oasis Implant Academy
COURSE INTENT
Full-mouth rehabilitation rarely fails due to lack of effort or care. More often, complications arise from missed risks, unclear planning, or small decisions made too early.
This course is designed as a principle-based, beginner-friendly introduction to Full-Mouth Rehabilitation (FMR), with a focus on diagnosis, thoughtful planning, and complication prevention.
The emphasis is on slowing down, understanding fundamentals, and making intentional decisions — rather than speed or cosmetic shortcuts.
WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR
This course is appropriate for clinicians who:
- Are early in their FMR journey
- Want clearer structure around diagnosis and planning based on the intrinsic and extrinsic risks that each patient presents with
- Want clear parameters of facially generated anterior and posterior esthetic dimensions
- Want to learn how to manage gingival esthetics in ideal smile design cases
- Want clearer tooth preparation guidelines, designs, and cementation protocols
- Feel uncertain about occlusion, sequencing, or risk
- Want to reduce failures, remakes, and stress
- Prefer a thoughtful, discussion-based learning environment
Pricing
- Early Bird Sign-Up — $4000 (until June 7th)
- Regular Sign-Up — $5000
Secure your spot with a deposit of $1000 today and our team will follow up on how to send the rest by check or Zelle.
WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR
This course is appropriate for clinicians who:
- Are early in their FMR journey
- Want clearer structure around diagnosis and planning based on the intrinsic and extrinsic risks that each patient presents with
- Want clear parameters of facially generated anterior and posterior esthetic dimensions
- Want to learn how to manage gingival esthetics in ideal smile design cases
- Want clearer tooth preparation guidelines, designs, and cementation protocols
- Feel uncertain about occlusion, sequencing, or risk
- Want to reduce failures, remakes, and stress
- Prefer a thoughtful, discussion-based learning environment
COURSE OUTLINE
Day 1 — Esthetic Foundations (August 7, 9am-6pm)
- Principles of esthetic crown lengthening
- Biologic width and soft-tissue considerations
- Margin design and restorative implications
- Indirect restorations and material selection
- Preventing esthetic and biologic complications
Day 2 — Diagnosis, Risk & Planning Fundamentals (August 8, 9am-6pm)
- Identifying the true FMR patient
- Medical, dental, and functional risk evaluation
- Common modes of failure in FMR
- Occlusal philosophy and reference position
- Records that matter:
• CR records
• Deprogramming - KOIS Deprogrammer
• Photography and digital scans - The consultation phase
- Creating emotional connection and patient understanding
- Communicating complexity clearly — without “selling”
Day 3 — Execution, Delivery & Troubleshooting (August 9, 9am-6pm)
- Incisal edge position and occlusal plane development
- Diagnostic wax-ups as execution blueprints
- Case sequencing and treatment phasing
- Tooth preparation design and reduction principles
- Provisional restorations as diagnostic tools
- Materials and instruments used at each stage
- Implant integration in full-mouth rehabilitation
- Lab communication and restorative workflow
- Delivery protocols and simple checklists
- Troubleshooting complications
- Why crowns and veneers fail
- Common errors encountered — and how to prevent them
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Participants will leave with:
- A clear foundational framework for approaching FMR cases
- Improved ability to identify and manage risk
- Greater confidence in planning and sequencing treatment
- Practical strategies to prevent common complications
- A solid base to continue developing FMR skills
Speaker
Dr. Jaewoo Cho
Founder/Director,
Oasis Implant Academy
KOIS Center Graduate Principal Dentist,
Diamond Bar Dental Studio
Founder & CEO,
Lighthouse Dental Partners