May 20–21, 2026 | Barcelona, Spain
Venera Bimbashi
University Dentistry Clinical Centre of Kosovo, , Republic of Kosovo
Venera Bimbashi, is a prostho dontist and academic with exten sive expertise in clinical prostho dontics and oral rehabilitation. She obtained her Ph.D. from the University of Zagreb in 2015 and has been active in academia since 2009. Currently, she serves as Associate Professor and Pro gram Leader of Dentistry at Alma Mater Europaea College, Cam pus Rezonanca, Prishtina. Dr. Bimbashi has published exten sively in peer-reviewed journals, contributing to research on CBCT, osteonecrosis management, and innovations in prosthodon tics. Through her integration of clinical practice and academic leadership, she advances evi dence-based dentistry, fosters innovation, and remains commit ted to delivering patient-centered prosthodontic care.
The rapid evolution of digital technologies has profoundly reshaped the landscape of prosthodontics, bridging the gap between innovation and everyday clinical practice. From intraoral scanning and computer-aided design/manufacturing (CAD/ CAM) to artificial intelligence and 3D printing, digital solutions have enhanced diagnostic accuracy, streamlined workflows, and expanded treatment possibilities. These advancements not only improve precision and efficiency but also contribute to greater patient satisfaction by enabling customized and predictable outcomes. Moreover, the integration of digital tools fosters collaboration between dental professionals, dental technicians, and industry partners, leading to more cohesive and cost-effective treatment planning. However, the adoption of these technologies also presents challenges, including financial investment, the need for continuous professional training, and considerations regarding data security. As prosthodontics moves deeper into the digital era, the balance between technological innovation and practical implementation remains central to advancing patient care. This abstract explores how digital dentistry is transforming prosthodontics, highlighting current applications, emerging trends, and the implications for the future of clinical practice.
