Dr Rokas Jancevicius

Why do so many FP1 cases fail—or simply look unaesthetic?
Uneven gingival zeniths. Poor soft tissue response to the prosthesis. Incorrect implant positioning. Compromised prosthetic design.

A successful FP1 case is born in the software, before you ever touch the patient. Every bone and soft tissue graft, every implant position, and every prosthetic detail must be planned before surgery begins.

You can’t memorize FP1 planning—you have to understand it.

That’s what the FP1 Unfiltered Course is all about.
Join me in London on 27–28 November for two days of real cases, real complications, and the planning principles that make predictable FP1 outcomes possible.