On 17 October 2026, Dr. Mihaela Măgureanu, founder of the EXCEDENT clinics, delivered the lecture “Digital Dynamic Analysis in Extensive Oral Rehabilitation—from Joint Parameters to Occlusal Architecture” at the Congress of the National Union of Dental Associations in Iași.
UNAS 2026 Congress: The Latest in Dental Practice
Held October 15–17 at the Palas Congress Hall under the theme “Current Developments and Modern Trends in Dental Practice,” the conference provided a forum for sharing experiences and presenting current approaches in dentistry. The scientific program included 20 lectures, 12 oral presentations, and a hands-on workshop, with both in-person and online participation.
During her presentation, Dr. Mihaela Măgureanu highlighted the role of digital scanning and occlusion analysis in planning complex oral restorations. Using clinical cases from her own experience, she outlined the steps that link accurate data recording to the design of prosthetic restorations tailored to mandibular movements and the specific characteristics of each patient.
Mandibular Dynamics and Treatment Planning
A central focus of the conference was the integration of information about mandibular dynamics into treatment decisions. In extensive restorations, the shape of the teeth and the contacts between them must be analyzed in relation to how the patient chews and moves their jaw. This functional perspective guides treatment planning toward everyday comfort, bite balance, and the long-term performance of the restorations.
Clinical Experience and Professional Dialogue in Digital Dentistry
Dr. Mihaela Măgureanu’s participation as a speaker at the UNAS Congress reflects her commitment to sharing her clinical experience and engaging in professional dialogue about digital dentistry. This approach embodies the EXCEDENT philosophy: careful planning, functionality, and a focus on lasting results, all for the benefit of the patient.
