Pathway

Esthetic Risk Assessment

Patients who seek to replace their missing or failing teeth with dental implant-supported prostheses will be looking for an esthetic as well as a functional outcome. This is particularly so when the treatment site is visible when smiling. Clinical situations differ from one another, and there are a number of specific variables that may compromise the chances of achieving a predictable esthetic result. The value and importance of developing an esthetic risk profile from the outset is now universally recognized. This Learning Pathway sets out the ITI approach to systematic and comprehensive esthetic risk assessment.

On completion of this Learning Pathway you should be able to...

  • list esthetic risk factors and describe their relevance to implant dentistry
  • evaluate the patient’s esthetic desires/expectations
  • apply the Esthetic Risk Assessment (ERA) to generate an esthetic risk profile for a patient
  • identify patients who carry a high risk of a negative esthetic outcome
Publication date: Jun 28, 2015 Last review date: Jun 23, 2021 Next review date: Jun 23, 2024
  • Assessment & Diagnosis
  • English
  • Esthetic Outcome
  • Esthetic Risk Assessment
  • Esthetics
  • High Esthetic Risk
  • Languages
  • Low Esthetic Risk
  • Outcomes
  • Pathway
  • Prosthodontics
  • Risk Assessment
  • Risk Factors
  • Site Risk Assessment
  • Structured Assessment & Treatment Planning
  • Treatment Planning

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