Guidelines for Selecting Appropriate Patients to Receive Treatment

Guidelines for Selecting Appropriate Patients to Receive Treatment

Aws Alani BDS MFDS MSc
Serpil Djemal BDS MSc MRD FDSRCS(Rest dent)
DipEd
Karl Bishop MScD DRD MRD FDSRCS
FDS(Rest Dent) RCS LLM
Tara Renton BDS MDSc PhD FDS RCS
FRACDS(OMS) MHEA
Contents
Foreword .................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
Introduction.............................................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.
General factors .......................................................................................................................................................... 2
2.
Clinical Indications ......................................................................................................................................................... 4
References ................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Foreword
Karl Bishop
Chair FDSRCS (Eng) Clinical Standards Committee
Introduction
1.
General factors
1.1
Patient factors
1.2
Dental factors
1.3
1.4
Informed consent
Provider recommendations
1.5
Legal/insurance implications
1.6
Success
1.7
Long-term maintenance
2.
Clinical Indications
2.1
People with congenital conditions resulting
in deformed and/or missing teeth
2.2
People who have lost teeth due to trauma
2.3
People who have undergone ablative
surgery for head and neck cancer
2.4
People with extraoral defects
2.6
People with severe denture intolerance:
treatment options
2.5
jaws
People who are edentulous in one or both
2.8
People with malocclusions requiring
implant-borne anchorage: treatment options
2.7
People with aggressive periodontitis
References