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• Title:[Treatment planning in dentistry.]
  Diagnosis and treatment planning in dentistry / [edited by] Stephen J. Stefanac, Samuel P. Nesbit.
  
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• Other Contributors/Collections:Stefanac, Stephen J., editor.
  Nesbit, Samuel Paul, editor.
  
• Published/Created:St. Louis, Missouri : Elsevier, [2017]
  

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  • Location: c.1  Temporarily shelved at WOODWARD LIBRARY reserve collectionWhere is this?
    
  • Call Number: WU29 .T784 2017
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Dental therapeutics--Planning.
  
• Medical Subjects: Comprehensive Dental Care--methods.
  Patient Care Planning.
  Planning Techniques.
  
• Edition:3rd edition.
  
• Description:xiv, 445 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
  
• Notes:Preceded by Treatment planning in dentistry / [edited by] Stephen J. Stefanac, Samuel Paul Nesbit. 2nd ed. c2007.
  Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9780323287302 paperback
  0323287301 paperback
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: SECTION 1 Patient Examination and Diagnosis
  1. Patient Evaluation and Assessment / Margherita Fontana
  Overview of the Diagnostic Process
  Information Gathering
  2. Common Diagnoses in Dentistry / Shin-Mey (Rose) Geist
  Patient Diagnosis
  Diagnoses and Problems
  Benefits of a Diagnosis and Problem List
  Comprehensive Patient Diagnosis
  Common Diagnoses
  A. Diagnoses Derived from the Patient's Chief Concern and Other Concerns
  B. General Health Diagnoses
  C. Patient Considerations That Influence the Treatment Plan
  D. Extraoral Diagnoses
  E. Intraoral Soft Tissue Diagnoses
  F. Salivary Gland Abnormalities
  G. Abnormalities of the Jaws (Nonperiodontal Radiographic)
  H. Temporomandibular Joint Diseases: Neuropathic Pain and Neurovascular Pain
  I. Periodontal Diseases
  J. Pulpal and Periapical Diagnoses
  K. Dental Caries
  L. Tooth Cracks and Fractures
  M. Other Noncarious Abnormalities of Teeth
  N. Occlusal Abnormalities
  O. Esthetic Problems
  P. Single Tooth Restoration Defects
  Q. Fixed Prosthodontic Problems
  R. Removable Prosthodontic Problems
  S. Implant-Related Diagnoses
  SECTION 2 Treatment Planning Process
  3. Evidence-Based Treatment Planning: Assessment of Risk, Prognosis, and Expected Treatment Outcomes / Leonardo Marchini
  Definition of Evidence-Based Dentistry, Risk Assessment, Prognosis, and Treatment Outcomes
  Traditional Model for Dental Treatment Planning
  Professional Variability and Disagreement in Treatment Planning
  Evidence-Based Decision Making
  Risk Assessment
  Prognosis
  Outcomes and Outcomes Measures
  Changing the Treatment Planning Paradigm
  Conclusion
  4. Developing the Treatment Plan / Stephen J. Stefanac
  Developing Treatment Objectives
  Establishing the Nature and Scope of the Treatment Plan
  Presenting Treatment Plans and Reaching Consensus with the Patient
  Guidelines for Sequencing Dental Treatment
  Obtaining Informed Consent and Documenting the Treatment Plan
  Conclusion
  5. Interprofessional Treatment Planning / Mark Fitzgerald
  Definition of Interprofessional Care
  What Is Required for Shared Decision Making
  Members of an Interprofessional Team
  Communication or Referrals to Other Health Professionals
  Dentistry as Part of the Medical Team
  Conditions Best Managed by and Interprofessional Team That Included Dentistry
  Conclusion
  6. Ethical and Legal Considerations When Treatment Planning / Chet Smith
  Ethical Foundations of Dentistry
  Relationship Between Ethics and Law
  Dentist-Patient Relationship
  Applying Ethics and Law to Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
  Malpractice and Professional Liability
  Risk Management
  Conclusion
  SECTION 3 Phases of the Treatment Plan
  7. Systemic Phase of Treatment / Stephen J. Stefanac
  Increasing Importance of the Systemic Phase of Treatment
  Rationale for Systemic Therapy
  Evaluating the Patient's Current Health Status
  Evaluating Relationship Between Systemic Health and Dental Treatment
  Systemic Procedures
  How Systemic Conditions Can Affect Treatment Planning
  Documentation of Systemic Concerns
  Conclusion
  8. Acute Phase of Treatment / Stephen J. Stefanac
  Challenges
  Rewards
  Profile of the Patient Requesting Immediate Treatment
  Patient Evaluation
  Common Acute Problems and Diagnoses
  Treatment Planning for Acute Needs
  Documenting Acute Care Treatment and Follow-Up
  Conclusion
  9. Disease Control Phase of Treatment / Pei Feng Lim
  Purpose of Disease Control Phase
  Structuring Disease Control Phase
  Common Disease Control Problems and Issues
  Reassessment
  Making the Transition to the Definitive Phase of Care
  10. Definitive Phase of Treatment / Carlos Barrero
  Definitive Phase Treatment Options
  Periodontal Therapy
  Orthodontic Treatment
  Other Occlusal Therapies
  Restoring Individual Teeth
  Cosmetic Dentistry
  Elective (Nonacute) Endodontic Problems
  Extractions and Preprosthodontic Surgery
  Replacing Missing Teeth
  Conclusion
  11. Maintenance Phase of Care / Samuel P. Nesbit
  Posttreatment Assessment
  Rationale for Including a Maintenance Phase in the Treatment Plan
  Issues Typically Included in the Maintenance Phase
  Documenting the Maintenance Phase Plan
  Recall Visit
  Conclusion
  SECTION 4 Planning Treatment for Unique Patient Populations
  12. Patients With Special Needs / Christine L. Downey
  Identifying the Patient With Special Needs
  Role of the General Dentist in Management of the Patient With Special Needs
  Access to Care
  Planning for Specific Conditions
  Patient Evaluation
  Arriving at a Diagnosis
  Treatment Planning for the Patient With Special Needs
  Delivery of Care
  Ethical and Legal Issues
  Conclusion
  13. Patients Who Are Substance Dependent / John Valentine
  Challenges to the Dentist
  Patient Assessment (Signs and Symptoms of Substance Abuse)
  Physician Consultation and Laboratory Testing
  Confronting the Substance Abuse Issue with the Patient
  Assisting the Patient in Managing the Addiction
  Practice Management Issues
  Conclusion
  14. Patients Who Are Anxious or Fearful / Cindy L. Marek
  Nature and Scope of Problem
  Characteristics of Dental Anxiety, Fear, and Phobia
  Etiology
  Recognition and Diagnosis of Dental Anxiety
  Patient Examination, Referral, and Treatment Plan Presentation
  Delivery of Care to the Fearful Patient
  Conclusion
  15. Patients With a Psychological Disorder / Edwin T. Parks
  Patient Evaluation
  General Treatment Planning Considerations for the Patient with a Psychological Disorder
  Major Types of Psychological Disorders
  Anxiety Disorders
  Depressive Disorders
  Bipolar I and Bipolar II Disorders
  Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic Disorders
  Other Pathologic Behaviors
  Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders
  Medication Effects That Affect Dental Treatment
  Effect of Psychological Disorders on the Oral Cavity
  Conclusion
  16. Adolescent Patients / Lorne D. Koroluk
  Adolescent in the World
  Lifestyle Issues That May Affect Adolescent Health
  Patient Assessment
  Oral Disease in the Adolescent
  Treatment Planning for the Adolescent Patient
  Treating the Adolescent Patient
  Follow-Up and Maintenance
  Conclusion
  17. Geriatric Patients / Jennifer E. Hartshorn
  Oral Health in the Aging Population
  Evaluation of the Older Patient
  Systemic Phase Dental Treatment Planning
  Disease Control Phase and Prevention Strategies
  Definitive Treatment Planning for Older Adults
  Maintenance Phase Treatment Planning
  Conclusion
  18. Patients Who Are Motivationally Compromised or Financially Limited / Samuel P. Nesbit
  Oral Health Beliefs
  Identifying Underlying Problems
  Evaluating Potential for Change
  Making a Treatment Decision
  Motivating the Patient
  Management Options
  Caring for the Patient with Limited Financial Means
  Disparities in Oral Health and Access to Care
  Look to the Future.