This e-learning module features Ronald E. Jung guiding you through Clinical and aesthetic measurements.

Designed for clinicians with a passion for research and and researchers alike, this topic has been selected for its relevance in the scientific and academic environment, and potential impact on the quality of research and dissemination in oral tissue regeneration.

Learning Objectives:

− Describe the main qualitative aesthetic measurements in implant dentistry at the level of the teeth and soft tissues and discuss their use and limitations.

− Describe the main quantitative colour measurements in aesthetic implant dentistry at the level of the teeth and soft tissues and discuss their use and limitations.

− Describe the main direct and indirect methods for quantitative volumetric assessments and discuss their use and limitations.

CE credits / CPD hours: 0.50

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