The last few years seem to be all about adapting digital processes. This trend did not start today, but in the early 2010s with the widespread adoption of digital smile design and navigated implant placement, the development of CAD\/CAM dental processes and now, with the advent of intraoral scanners and other clinical digital diagnostic procedures, it has almost come full circle. So much so, that in many cases we can create a digital patient that does not yet have the complexity of a real patient, but we can transfer key features for treatment planning into the digital space. This makes our treatments more predictable, more accurate and less stressful. In our course, we will introduce participants to the details of a digital workflow that we have adapted in our everyday practice. In addition to theoretical teaching and clinical cases, we will also provide live demonstrations. Our speakers will bring their extensive experience in digital dentistry and dental technology to this one-day theoretical but highly practical course.<\/p>\n