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Comprehensive Risk-Based Diagnostically Driven Treatment Planning: Developing Sequentially Generated Treatment.

Dean E Kois¹, John C Kois¹

¹Kois Center, LLC, 1001 Fairview Avenue North, Suite 2200, Seattle, WA 98109, USA.

Dental Clinics of North America

|July 5, 2015

Summary

This study presents a risk-based treatment planning approach for complex dental cases. This method ensures comprehensive restoration of health, function, and aesthetics over an extended period.

Keywords:

Adhesive Biocorrosion Esthetic Full-mouth rehabilitation Kois deprogrammer Prognosis Risk assessment Vertical dimension

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Dentistry
Restorative Dentistry
Dental Treatment Planning

Background:

Complex restorative needs present significant challenges in comprehensive dental care.
Traditional treatment planning may not always address all facets of patient health and esthetics effectively.

Observation:

A clinical case illustrates a risk-based, diagnostically driven strategy for managing complex restorative dentistry.
The approach focused on four key diagnostic categories: periodontal, biomechanical, functional, and dentofacial.

Findings:

Sequential full-mouth rehabilitation was successfully completed, addressing all aspects of patient health, comfort, function, and aesthetics.
The treatment plan accommodated complex restorative needs without compromising essential dental care.

Implications:

This risk-based approach enables comprehensive clinical management of patients with extensive restorative requirements.
Extending treatment duration can make complex full-mouth rehabilitations financially feasible, exceeding patient expectations.