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Develop your skills in evaluation and dental treatment planning for all types of patients! Diagnosis and Treatment Planning in Dentistry, 3rd Edition provides a full-color guide to creating treatment plans based on a comprehensive patient assessment. Using evidence-based research, this book shows how risk assessment, prognosis, and expected treatment outcomes factor into the planning process.

New chapters cover patient diagnosis and team-based treatment planning, and a new Evolve website includes videos, case scenarios, and decision-making algorithms. Written by experienced dentistry educators Stephen Stefanac and Samuel Nesbit, this book is the only dental resource that combines patient examination and oral diagnosis with treatment planning.

Clear, logical organization builds your understanding with sections on comprehensive patient evaluation, key treatment planning concepts, a detailed review of the five phases of planning treatment and guidelines for selecting the appropriate plan of care, and care planning for patients with special needs.

In Clinical Practice boxes highlight situations that may be faced by the general dentist. Ethics in Dentistry boxes address ethical issues you may encounter in treatment planning. Review exercises in each chapter let you apply concepts to clinical practice. It is important that the patient's mouth is not seen merely as a long list of items, each of which requires completion before the next one can be started.

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Search inside document. It is created as a response to the problem list. It is the blueprint for case management. Development of treatment plan for a patient consists of four steps: 1. Examination and problem identification 2. Decision to recommend intervention 3.

Identification of treatment alternatives 4. Selection of the treatment with patient's involvement. Generation of the problem list ranking the order of problems 2. Tentative treatment plan for each of the problems 3. Control phase It is meant to 1. Maintenance phase This includes regular recall examinations that: 1. The frequency of re-evaluation examinations during the maintenance phase depends in large part on the patient's risk for dental disease: 1.

Features of Ideal Patient Documentation System 1. Allow quick and easy data entry 2. Allow quick and easy data retrieval 3. Should be comprehensive 4. Should be brief 5. Should be clear 6. Should be made to use the data conveniently 7. Should be easily expandable 8. Should be versatile 9.

Should be efficient by quickly conveying complex information Should be economical The charts should be 1. Once the dentist is sure about the above, then treatment can proceed. Krasse B. Caries Risk.