Treatment Planning in Restorative Dentistry and Implant Prosthodontics

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Treatment Planning in Restorative Dentistry and Implant Prosthodontics Frontmatter Contents Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1: A Rationale for Developinga Philosophy of Total Care Controversies and Uncertainties Related to the Planning Process Historical Overview of Planning Methods The Philosophy of Comprehensive Care The Planning Protocol Conclusion References Part 1: The Planning Process: Identifying Existing Problems Chapter 2: Gathering and Organizing Clinical Data: Initial Consultation Becoming Acquainted with the Patient as a Person Patient Interview Chief Complaint Patient Expectations Source of Referral Patient’s Personal Characteristics PATIENT EVALUATION QUESTIONNAIRE Patient’s Health History MEDICAL HISTORY QUESTIONNAIRE DENTAL HISTORY QUESTIONNAIRE Objectives to Achieve upon Completion of this Part of the Planning Process References Chapter 3: Gathering and Organizing Clinical Data: Clinical Examination Clinical Examination Approaches The Condition in Which the Patient Presents for Examination Organizing Clinical Data Clinical Records Forms for Recording and Organizing Examination Data EXTRAORAL EXAMINATION FORM ORAL MUCOSA EXAMINATION FORM PERIODONTAL EXAMINATION FORM TEETH EXAMINATION FORM TEETH EXAMINATION FORM OCCLUSAL & TMJ EXAMINATION FORM EDENTULOUS AREAS EXAMINATION FORM (PARTIALLY EDENTULOUS ARCHES) EDENTULOUS AREAS EXAMINATION FORM (COMPLETELY EDENTULOUS ARCHES) LIST OF PROBLEMS & DIAGNOSES / TREATMENT OBJECTIVES COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT PLAN INDIVIDUAL SPECIALTY TREATMENT PLAN SEQUENCE OF THERAPY FORM SEQUENCE OF THERAPY FORM Diagnostic Aids LIST OF PROBLEMS & DIAGNOSES / TREATMENT OBJECTIVES COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT PLAN INDIVIDUAL SPECIALTY TREATMENT PLAN References Chapter 4: Extraoral Examination Facial Analysis Dentofacial Analysis Analysis of the Smile Smile Analysis in Patients with Existing Restorative Work Extraoral Examination Sequence EXTRAORAL EXAMINATION FORM EXTRAORAL EXAMINATION PROBLEM LIST References Chapter 5: Intraoral Examination: Soft Tissues Examination of the Oral Mucosa Prosthetic-Related Injuries to Oral Mucosa Periodontal Examination Basic Subjects Concerning Periodontal Examination Clinical Condition of the Periodontium Clinical Periodontal Examination PERIODONTAL EXAMINATION FORM PERIODONTAL EXAMINATION FORM References Chapter 6: Intraoral Examination: Hard Tissues Examination of the Teeth Examination of the Individual Teeth Examination of the Teeth as a Group Clinical Examination of the Teeth Examination of Occlusion and Temporomandibular Joints Occlusal Examination TMJ Examination References Chapter 7: Intraoral Examination: Edentulous Areas Developing a Diagnosis and Prognosis for the Treatment of Edentulous Areas with the Use of Implant-Supported Restorations Prerequisites for Examination Procedures Examination of Edentulous Areas in Partially Edentulous Arches Basic Elements to Evaluate When Examining the Edentulous Segment The Architecture of Edentulous Areas The Prosthesis–Alveolar Ridge Relation The Examination Process: Preliminary Considerations Classifi cation of Prosthesis-Ridge Relation Methods and Materials for Determining the Prosthesis-Ridge Relation Objectives to Achieve upon Completion of the Examination Process Prosthetic Space The Examination Process: Preliminary Considerations Methods and Materials for Assessing the Prosthetic Space Objectives to Achieve upon Completion of the Examination Process Final Considerations Regarding Partially Edentulous Arches Examination of Completely Edentulous Arches Preliminary Considerations for Examination Developing a Diagnosis and Prognosis for the Treatment of Completely Edentulous Arches The Examination Process Final Considerations Regarding Completely Edentulous Arches References Chapter 8: Intraoral Examination: Specialty Considerations Examination for Orthodontic Needs References Chapter 9: Interpreting the Collected Data, Determining the Diagnosis and Prognosis, and Establishing Treatment Objectives Interpretation of the Collected Data Diagnosis Determination Prognosis Determination Terminology Prognosis and the Selection of Treatment Options Factors That Influence Prognosis Determination Prognosis of Individual Teeth Factors That Influence the Periodontal Prognosis Factors That Influence the Endodontic Prognosis Factors That Influence the Prognosis in Restorative Dentistry Determination of Treatment Objectives References Part 2: The Planning Process: Providing Solutions to Identified Problems Chapter 10: RestorativeTreatment Treatment Procedures Associated with Individual Teeth and with the Replacement of Missing Teeth Prosthodontic Classification Restorative Options for the Treatment of Partially and Completely Edentulous Arches References Chapter 11: Conventional Restorative Dentistry General Considerations Factors Influencing Treatment Outcomes and Prognosis References Chapter 12: Implant-Supported Restorations Implant-Supported Restorations in the Partially Edentulous Arch Fixed Restorations Removable Partial Restorations on Implant Abutments Implant-Supported Restorations in the Completely Edentulous Arch Fixed Restorations Removable Restorations References Chapter 13: Treatment Plan Development The Comprehensive Plan of Treatment The Individual Specialty Plan Treatment Modifiers The Ideal Treatment Plan The Ideal Plan of Treatment for Partially Edentulous Arches The Ideal Plan of Treatment for Completely Edentulous Arches Alternative Plans of Treatment Treatment Sequencing References Part 3: Presenting Treatment Plans and Obtaining Consent to Treatment Chapter 14: Preparing the Patient to Make an Informed Decision Patient Education Informing the Patient About Existing Problems Presenting Treatment Plans and Selecting the Best Treatment Alternative Obtaining Informed Consent from the Patient Case Report LIST OF PROBLEMS & DIAGNOSES / TREATMENT OBJECTIVES COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT PLAN CONSENT TO DENTAL TREATMENT References Index