Examination, diagnosis, and treatment planning
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Auteurs : Chester PerrySource :
- The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry [ 0022-3913 ] ; 1960.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Clinic club, Clinical findings, Complete denture section, Complete dentures, Complete history, Dental prosthetics, Denture, Denture base, Denture patient, Denture patients, Denture service, Denture teeth, Emotional status, Examination record, First appointment, Mandibular tori, Many patients, Mosby company, Older denture patients, Oral anatomy, Oral diagnosis, Profile record, Prosthetic dentistry, Record card, Subsequent appointment, Vertical closure, Vertical dimension, Volume number.
- Teeft :
- Clinic club, Clinical findings, Complete denture section, Complete dentures, Complete history, Dental prosthetics, Denture, Denture base, Denture patient, Denture patients, Denture service, Denture teeth, Emotional status, Examination record, First appointment, Mandibular tori, Many patients, Mosby company, Older denture patients, Oral anatomy, Oral diagnosis, Profile record, Prosthetic dentistry, Record card, Subsequent appointment, Vertical closure, Vertical dimension, Volume number.
Abstract
Abstract: The examination record should contain, in simple form, all the entries necessary to record complete information on the patient. The diagnosis becomes more complete at each subsequent appointment through increased knowledge of the patient's health, his emotional status, and the expectations he has regarding dentures. Therefore, a good diagnosis is based on a complete history of the patient. Such a history includes his physical health as well as his emotional status. Also a profile record, the facial contours, vertical dimension, lip line, and asymmetry should be recorded. A clinical diagnosis can only be made after a thorough visual, digital, and roentgenographic evaluation. Accurate, articulated study casts are of great value. The dentist should make use of educational diagnostic aids to enable him to serve his patients better. The patient should be prepared psychologically to receive dentures by making use of an educational program which consists of personal explanations and books and pamphlets. The patient also needs to be prepared physiologically by establishment of a proper diet which includes nutritional elements supplemented by adequate dosages of vitamins and minerals.
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DOI: 10.1016/0022-3913(60)90208-0
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