Assessment and Planning in the Esthetic Zone
Learning Pathway
Structured Assessment and Treatment Planning
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Patient Assessment, Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
Clinical Examination
A thorough clinical examination is an essential part of patient assessment for dental treatment in general as well as for implant therapy. This Learning Pathway looks at systematic examination by dividing it into the three levels: extraoral, intraoral, and treatment site-specific. In addition to three dedicated Learning Modules, the Learning Pathway offers examples of relevant clinical examination findings in three patient cases.
On completion of this Learning Pathway you should be able to:
- describe a comprehensive extraoral examination
- describe a comprehensive intraoral examination
- describe a comprehensive treatment site-specific examination
- identify findings for clinical examination with relevance to implant therapy
Theory & Principles
Clinical Applications
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Oral Rehabilitation of an Elderly Edentulous Patient with Osteoarthritis Using an Implant-supported Mandibular Prosthesis with Locator Abutments
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Replacement of an Upper Left Persisting Deciduous Canine with a Regular Neck Implant, Restored with a Ceramo-Metal Crown, Horizontally Screw-Retained
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Replacement of Multiple Teeth in a Partially Dentate Posterior Maxilla and Mandible with Fixed Dental Prostheses Using a Conventional Loading Protocol
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