Oral Rehabilitation: Klineberg/Oral Rehabilitation

This book provides its readers with a structured approach to decision-making and case management in oral rehabilitation. It is built around actual patient cases from simple prosthodontics to complex full-mouth reconstructions, demonstrating a formal process by which a diagnosis and treatment plan is reached. Grounded firmly in evidence-based principles, the book also includes a chapter on literature searching in dentistry, which is critical for acquiring a knowledge-base for informed decisions in clinical treatment. Featuring an approach to prosthodontics and oral rehabilitation that is both instructional and practical, Oral Rehabilitation: A Case-Based Approach will help clinicians to develop the necessary skills to make consistent, evidence-based clinical decisions. KEY FEATURES • Presents a case-based process showing how diagnosis and treatment is achieved • Covers a range of clinical scenarios from simple to complex presentations • Illustrates each case fully, with stages documented by colour photographs • Emphasises inter-disciplinary management in prosthodontics • Accompanied by a website containing illustrative video clips Content: Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 3–5): Iven Klineberg and Diana Kingston Chapter 2 Searching the Literature: An Evidence?Based Approach (pages 6–16): Diana Kingston Chapter 3 Consent and Clinician–Patient Relationships (pages 19–22): Diana Kingston and Iven Klineberg Chapter 4 An Approach to Treatment Decision?Making (pages 23–31): Iven Klineberg Chapter 5 Orofacial Pain and Temporomandibular Disorders (pages 32–41): Chris Peck Chapter 6 Diagnostic Planning and Tooth Preparation Technique: A Biological Approach (pages 45–52): Robin Hawthorn Chapter 7 Provisionalisation in Fixed Prosthodontics (pages 53–60): Max Guazzato, Robert Santosa and Johnson P.Y. Chou Chapter 8 Maintenance and Long?Term Outcomes (pages 61–65): Terry Walton Chapter 9 Single Tooth Restoration (pages 73–89): Iven Klineberg Chapter 10 Tooth Wear (pages 90–170): Iven Klineberg Chapter 11 The Broken Down Dentition (pages 171–261): Iven Klineberg Chapter 12 Complete Edentulism (pages 262–293): Iven Klineberg Chapter 13 Developmental Complications: Cleft Lip and Palate (pages 294–315): Christine Wallace Chapter 14 Congenital Malformations (Tooth Agenesis) (pages 316–363): Alan Yap Chapter 15 Rehabilitation after Tumour Surgery (pages 364–392): Christine Wallace Oral Rehabilitation......Page 1 Oral Rehabilitation......Page 2 Contents......Page 4 Contributors......Page 7 Foreword......Page 8 Acknowledgements......Page 9 Abbreviations......Page 11 Section 1 Introduction and Literature Searching......Page 13 1 Introduction......Page 14 Websites......Page 15 References......Page 16 2. Selection of information sources......Page 17 2.1 Exploratory sources......Page 18 2.2 Evidence-based sources......Page 19 3.1 Expansion and contraction management......Page 20 4.2 Controlled vocabulary......Page 21 4.3 Free or natural or text word vocabulary......Page 22 5. Search design elements and launch points......Page 23 6.2 PubMed databases, including MEDLINE......Page 24 10. Further assistance information/help/ tutorials......Page 25 References......Page 26 Section 2 Treatment Planning......Page 28 2. Clinical decision-making......Page 29 5. Consent, autonomy and competence......Page 30 References......Page 31 1.1 Best practice......Page 33 2.1 Patient assessment......Page 34 2.4 Summary......Page 36 3. Treatment sequencing......Page 37 3.1 Outline 16 phases......Page 38 References......Page 40 2. Orofacial pain and temporomandibular disorder classification......Page 42 3.1 Pain assessment......Page 43 3.4 Other tests......Page 45 3.5 Assessment of temporomandibulardisorders......Page 46 4.1 Management steps......Page 47 4.2 Pain and temporomandibulardisorder management in the context of oral rehabilitation......Page 48 References......Page 50 Section 3: Management......Page 52 1. Introduction......Page 53 2. Tooth preparation technique......Page 54 References......Page 60 2.1 Rationale for use......Page 61 2.2 Materials used for fabrication......Page 62 2.3 Techniques used for fabrication......Page 63 3.2 Techniques and materials used for fabrication......Page 65 References......Page 67 1. Considerations in the planning stage......Page 69 2. The recall programme......Page 70 3.3 Treatment......Page 72 References......Page 73 Section 4 Cases and Case Presentations......Page 74 9. Single Tooth Restoration......Page 78 References......Page 79 Discussion......Page 93 References......Page 94 10. Tooth Wear......Page 95 References......Page 96 Treatment plan and discussion......Page 108 Informed consent......Page 113 References......Page 115 Treatment objectives......Page 130 Treatment sequence......Page 131 Treatment objective and options......Page 136 Comparison of the outcomes of the threeoptions: endodontic treatment and restoration of the existing tooth; extraction and implant;or extraction and no treatment......Page 137 Risk analysis......Page 138 Review at 18 months......Page 139 References......Page 140 Review at 3 months......Page 151 References......Page 155 Treatment sequence......Page 169 Review at 1 year Figure 10.4.14......Page 170 References......Page 175 References......Page 176 Treatment objectives......Page 186 Treatment sequence......Page 187 The mandibular prosthesis......Page 194 Rationale for the treatment plan......Page 195 References......Page 196 Maxilla patient only wants fixed definitive options......Page 210 Procedural complication......Page 211 Review at 1 year......Page 218 References......Page 219 Mandible......Page 234 Treatment discussion......Page 240 Review at 1 year Figure 11.3.14......Page 241 References......Page 242 Review at 4 years......Page 265 References......Page 266 References......Page 267 Mandible......Page 275 Review at 2 years......Page 281 References......Page 282 Mandible......Page 291 Treatment discussion......Page 296 Review at 1 year Figure 12.2.12......Page 297 References......Page 298 Incidence......Page 299 References......Page 300 Treatment goals......Page 312 Further diagnostic phase Figure 13.1.5......Page 313 Review at 15 months Figures 13.1.10 & 13.1.11......Page 315 Reading list......Page 320 14. Congenital Malformations Tooth Agenesis......Page 321 References......Page 322 Treatment options......Page 335 Treatment plan and discussion......Page 337 Informed consent......Page 339 References......Page 344 Mandible......Page 361 Treatment discussion......Page 366 Review at 1 year Figure 14.2.12......Page 367 References......Page 368 15. Rehabilitation after Tumour Surgery......Page 369 References......Page 370 Long-term......Page 384 Treatment plan accepted......Page 386 Selected treatment for the maxilla......Page 393 Maintenance and definition of clinical success......Page 395 References......Page 396 Conclusion......Page 398 Section 5: Appendices......Page 400 Programme Overview......Page 401 Evidence Base for Case 10.2 Mr Graeme S......Page 406 Evidence Base for Case 11.1 Mr Divo C......Page 410 Case Summary Template......Page 415 Index......Page 423 Literature searching : an evidence-based approach / Diana Kingston Consent and clinician patient relationships / Diana Kingston and Iven Klineberg An approach to treatment decision making / Iven Klineberg Orofacial pain and temporomandibular disorders / Chris Peck Diagnostic planning for tooth preparation technique : a biological approach / Robin Hawthorn Provisionalisation in fixed prosthodontics / Max Guazzato, Robert Santosa, and Johnson P.Y. Chou Maintenance and long-term outcomes / Terry Walton Single-tooth restoration / introduction by Iven Klineberg Tooth wear / introduction by Iven Klineberg The broken down dentition / introduction by Iven Klineberg Complete edentulism / introduction by Iven Klineberg Developmental complications / introduction (cleft palate) by Christine Wallace Congenital malformations (tooth agenesis) / introduction by Alan Yap Rehabilitation after tumour surgery / introduction by Christine Wallace.