Treatment Planning the Implant Patient

Mehrotra, Gita R.; Verma, Mahesh

doi:10.5005/jp-journals-10004-1002

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“…This process can take place over a period of 1-3 pre-treatment appointment. This way the patient better understands the treatment options and risks vs benefits, thus appropriate informed consent is attained making the treatment acceptable and providing the treatment much more effectively and delivering it more efficiently [2].…”

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Diagnosis and Treatment Planning for Dental Implants – A Review

Saransh

Khan

Jain³

et al. 2021

JPRI

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Establishing and arriving at a diagnosis is the key to treatment planning and often practitioners tend to create a treatment plan overlooking the fundamental principles that must be taken into consideration prior to performing implant surgeries. The sequential process of clinical examination, laboratory tests, radiographic analysis, diagnostic protocols, casts wax ups, along with the treatment needs and desires of the patient have to be factored in for the overall diagnosis and prognosis of implant therapy. A step-by-step methodology has been created to help the implant practitioner with a checklist that aims to create the optimal treatment plan for each case.

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Diagnosis and Treatment Planning for Dental Implants – A Review

Saransh

Khan

Jain³

et al. 2021

JPRI

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“…Placing an implant into an edentulous ridge requires meticulous comprehensive multiphase treatment planning and accurate execution of the treatment plan is based on the various diagnostic aids which include medical and dental history, thorough clinical evaluation, study models and radiographic examination [1,2].…”

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CBCT- A Boon for Implant Dentistry

Ali¹,

Khanam²,

K³

et al. 2019

SJODR

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The success of the treatment rendered depends on the accurate diagnosis and proper treatment planning based on the fundamental principles. The inception of CBCT into Implant dentistry, along with its wide range of application such as in the evaluation of TMJ, assessment of pathologies in or affecting the bones, 3D reconstructions of the bones or in the fabrication of a prosthetic components of the face and jaws in the complex maxillofacial reconstructions has led to a tremendous impact on the confidence of the dentist in the intricate procedures like sinus lifts, ridge augmentations, extractions, and implant placements. This article gives an insight into the background, indications and benefits of CBCT in Prosthodontics and Image Guided Implantology.

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