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Treatment Planning pt.1-2
- 1. Implant Dentistry Course goals Students will improve their clinical decision making skills when treatment planning patients requiring prosthodontic care. Students will understand how dental implants can be used to improve masticatory function and quality of life issues.
- 3. My vision of the UCSF graduate– a good decision maker: an example Decision making
- 11. What would you do here?
- 13. Issues with an implant?
- 14. What would you do here?
- 15. What would you do here? Please read: Curtis et al. Treatment planning in the 21 st century.
- 17. Implants are not always the best treatment
- 26. What are dental implants?? Materials: (Ti-99) or (ti-6Al-4V) Threaded or not threaded Ti or HA Smooth or acid etched Diameter Tapered or parallel Length Distribution
- 33. 4 to 6 implants added between foramen Traditional protocol for implant prosthesis
- 35. A 15 year study of osseointegrated implants in the edentulous jaws ADELL, R. et al. 1981 Surgery prosthesis maxilla mandible
- 36. Overdenture option 45% increase in chewing efficiency. Adaptations to the traditional protocol
- 37. Adapted for single tooth implants
- 39. Steps for a single tooth implant
- 41. 3
- 54. Treatment Planning with dental implants: what is possible and what is best? 5 patient examples