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About This Presentation
A 46 years old Lebanese Patient presented to my university dental clinic before tow months of COVID-19 pandemic having missing teeth, fracture roots, failed PFM bridge, multiple failed RCT and caries...
Treatment plan and clinical steps are presented in the above presentation, clinical treatment is...
A 46 years old Lebanese Patient presented to my university dental clinic before tow months of COVID-19 pandemic having missing teeth, fracture roots, failed PFM bridge, multiple failed RCT and caries...
Treatment plan and clinical steps are presented in the above presentation, clinical treatment is postponed due to the pandemic.
hope you like it...
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Language: en
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BIOGRAPHICAL DATA
Name: Nadine Hassan
Age: 46 years
Gender: Female
Nationality: Lebanese
Occupation: housewife
Marital status: Married
“I feel severe pain under old
bridge on mastication with bad
smell, I want to fix my teeth and
make new beautiful smile”
«مع سحب عجوب رٌتك امل
ضع ىلع رسجلا و ةحٌر
ةهٌرك , يدب طبز ًنانسا و
رٌصت ًتكحض ةولح»
MEDICAL HISTORY
-No medications intake
-No previous surgery
-She doesn’t suffer from any medical condition
except:
Allergy to Penicillin
•Anaphylactic reactions
General hypersensitivity reactions (e.g. rashes) to
penicillin occur in between 1 and 10% of exposed
patients
•True anaphylactic shock occur in less than
0.05% of treated patients.
What’s the True Incidence of ‘Penicillin Allergy’?
What to do on spot?
•Call 140 or emergency medical help.
•Use an epinephrine injection immediatly, if available, by pressing it
into the person's thigh.
•Oxygen, antihistamine
•Make sure the person is lying down and elevate his or her legs.
•Check the person's pulse and breathing and, if necessary,
administer CPR or other first-aid measures.
PAST DENTAL HISTORY
Multiple tooth extraction due to caries and pain
Endodontic treatments
Restorative restorations (Amalgam & composite)
Prosthodontic treatement ( Bridge)
ORAL HYGIENE PRACTICE:
Tooth
brush:
yes
Brushing
method:
Horizontally
Frequency: 1 time/day
Smoker: No
Diet: 3 meals daily, Snacks in between, 2-3 cups of “Matteh”
at the morning and night
Type of
patient:
Regular dental attender
EXTRA-ORAL EXAMINATION
•She has normal weight, fit &
healthy looking
•No obvious facial asymmetry
•No submental, submandibular or
other lymph nodes are palpable
•TMJ appear normal with
•No clicking, tenderness or
deviation in the mouth openning
•No masticatory muscles
tenderness
•Lips are competent
•No loss of VDO
5.9 mm (VD at rest) – 6.2 mm (VD at occlusion) = 3 mm
INTRA-ORAL FINDINGS
Class I occlusion
tertiary/mandibular crowding
(due to forward growth of mandible)
No loss of proximal contact
Inter-pupillary line is
parallel to lip line
Lip line parallel to the smile line. Lip Line and the papillary line are congruent
Golden proportion:
When viewed from the facial, the width of each anterior tooth is 60% of the
width of the adjacent tooth
•NO harmony in gingival level where it is decreased on #12 #13
•No visible Interdental embrasure (cervical embrasure) , Black triangles
Increased Buccal Corridor
PERIODONTAL EXAMINATION
Gingival health
Pale pink in color, stippled, firm and exhibit a matte surface
pointed
fill the gingival embrasure right up to the contact area
Periodontal Charting
PERIODONTAL CHARTING
Absence of Mobility
Absence of furcation involvement
PERIODONTITIS: STAGING
PERIODONTITIS: GRADING
Mild to Moderate Periodontitis
RADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION
Mandibular posterior area: class II bone loss from
1/3 to 2/3 of original height bone
(wical and swoope classification)
Maxillary Right Quadrant: Severe Bone loss that
need bone graft and sinus lift for future implants
No bone pathology
CBCT SHOWING THIN FLOOR OF RIGHT MAXILLARY SINUS
RADIOGRAPHIC FINDINGS
•Failed RCT #17 #13 #12 #25
•Failed composite resin restorations and Recurrent caries related to:
#17 #24 #25 #26 #27
#17 #13 #12 #25 #26 #27
•Root fracture on tooth #46
•Amalgam restoration on #34 #35
DIAGNOSTIC CAST AND MOUNTING
•
Treatment of
emergencies
•Dental or
periapical
•Periodontal
•Extraction of
hopeless teeth
Nonsurgical Phase
(Phase I Therapy)
•Plaque control and
patient education:
•Diet control
•Removal of calculus
and root planing
•Correction of
restorative and
prosthetic irritation
factors
•Excavation of caries
and restoration
•Antimicrobial
therapy
•Minor orthodontic
movement
•Provisional splinting
and prosthesis
Surgical Phase
(Phase II Therapy)
•Periodontal
therapy, including
placement of
implants
•Endodontic
therapy
Restorative Phase
(Phase III Therapy)
•Final restorations
•Fixed and
removable
prosthodontic
appliances
•Evaluation of
response to
restorative
procedures
PRELIMANERY PHASE:
TREATEMENT OF EMERGENCY
•Removal of old Bridge
•Extraction of #47
Treatment protocol:
External Sinus lift/augmentation (through buccal plate) , bone graft
Two-stage approach :
2 Implants will be placed after a healing period of 4-8 months following sinus grafting