The afternoon focused on aesthetic considerations and digital approaches in full-arch rehabilitation. Presentations by Dr. Marinelly Mendes, Dr. David Norré, and Dr. Corrado Cazacu were followed by a clear clinical framework for choosing between hybrid and quad zygomatic implants provided by Dr. Michael Pikos. The day concluded with a festive welcome cocktail and the traditional private ZAGA Centers dinner at a magical location: Observatory Fabra, one of Barcelona’s highest points. Once dinner was finished, all the assistants had the chance to observe the moon craters from the last working analogic telescope in the world- a unique and unforgettable experience to close an amazing evening with fellow ZAGA Centers, where the unity of the ZAGA Centers Network was on full display!

As Dr. Cemal Ucer remarked: “I thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to network and socialize with my ZAGA colleagues, and of course, to learn from one another. Congratulations on organizing such an excellent event and for your warm hospitality during our stay in Barcelona.” Dr. Ucer also mentioned the impact and importance of zygomatic implants and their standardization, thanking Dr. Aparicio for his lifetime’s work: “I would also like to take this opportunity to extend my sincere congratulations to Carlos—not only for developing the ZAGA concept but also for creating the ZAGA implants. It is no exaggeration to say that Carlos’s work has truly revolutionized the field of zygomatic implants, setting a new gold standard. This advancement will undoubtedly continue to reduce complications and elevate the technique from a last-resort option to a preferred treatment for edentulism.”