Demystify Treatment Planning With a Correct Functional Diagnosis
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1Clinical Instructor and Course Facilitator, Kois Center, Seattle, Washington; Private Practice, Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Abstract:
Obtaining an accurate assessment of the causes of severe dental destruction is crucial when planning a clinical workflow for full-mouth rehabilitation cases. Some cases that initially appear extremely challenging may be surprisingly straightforward, especially if the patient presents with an acceptable functional occlusion. In the seemingly highly complex case presented, only a Lucia jig was required to obtain a reliable restorative reference point for the full-mouth rehabilitation. Increasing the vertical dimension of occlusion allowed for predictable restoration of function and esthetics. The treatment was completed in phases for patient comfort, and the final outcome provided the patient with regained confidence in his smile and comfort when eating.
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