1. This document presents a case study of a 58-year-old male patient who came to the dental department complaining of difficulty chewing for the past 4 months and wanting to replace his missing teeth.
2. On examination, the patient was found to have moderate gingivitis, established destructive periodontal disease, and class 1 and 2 gingival recession. Laboratory tests were normal.
3. The provisional and final diagnoses were chronic generalized periodontitis. The treatment plan involved three phases of nonsurgical periodontal treatment followed by a surgical phase and long-term maintenance.
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Case history for Dental Health care profession
CONTENTS:
• INTRODUCTION
• OBJECTIVES
• PERSONAL DETAILS.
• CHIEF COMPLAIN .
• HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
• DENTAL HISTORY.
• MEDICAL HISTORY.
• FAMILY HISTORY.
• NATAL HISTORY. DIET HISTORY.
• CLINICAL EXAMINATION.
• PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS.
• INVESTIGATIONS.
• FINAL DIAGNOSIS.
• TREATMEN PLANNING.
• PROGNOSIS.
• FOLLOW UP.
• COMPLETE RECORD.
INTRODUCTION:
Successful dental care for children is best achieved after thorough examination, thoughtful diagnosis and formulation of a proper treatment plan. The interest, warmth and compassion exhibited by dentist are important factors in establishing rapport with and in obtaining meaningful history . A kind and considerate approach is most important in securing and gaining the confidence of the patient. Indicate the patient that you are a friend who is keenly interested in him/her as a professional. Ideally the patient’s history should be taken in a consultation room or a private office in which the décor and the furnishing are quite different from those of the dental operatory .
The friendly atmosphere is an important factor in helping the patient to talk freely about his/her problems.
OBJECTIVES:
• To provide information regarding etiology and establish diagnosis of oral conditions
• To reveal any medical problem necessitating precaution modification during appointments so as to ensure that dental procedure do not harm the patient and also to prevent emergency situation
• Evaluation of other possible undiagnosed problem
• Discovery of communicable disease
• Gives an insight into emotional and psychological factor
• For effective treatment planning
• Record maintenance for future reference and periodic follow up
• Act as a evidence in legal matters
DEFINITION
A history can be considered to be a planned professional conversation that enables the patient to communicate their symptoms, feeling and fears to the clinician so that the nature of the patient’s real and suspected illness and mental attitudes may be determined.
PERSONAL DETAILS
OPD NUMBER:
It is recorded for the purpose of organized file keeping, billing and also medico legal purpose.
• Reference
• Record maintenance
• Medico legal Issues.
DATE:
Records patient’s first visit which can be referred back to.
• Reference.
• Record maintenance
NAME:
• Recording names are useful in pediatric practice. Children are at ease when they are referred to by the same names as they are referred at home.
• Purpose of recording the patient’s name is for;
• Identification.
• To maintain records
• Communication.
• Building rapport with patient.
AGE:
It is one of the important details significant from the fact that a child is in a dynamic state of growth. Some of the reasons why recording age is important are:
• Behavior Management Techniques that h
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A dental implant is a surgical component that interfaces with the bone of the jaw or skull to support a dental prosthesis such as a crown, bridge, denture, facial prosthesis or to act as an orthodontic anchor.
Case history for Dental Health care profession
CONTENTS:
• INTRODUCTION
• OBJECTIVES
• PERSONAL DETAILS.
• CHIEF COMPLAIN .
• HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
• DENTAL HISTORY.
• MEDICAL HISTORY.
• FAMILY HISTORY.
• NATAL HISTORY. DIET HISTORY.
• CLINICAL EXAMINATION.
• PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS.
• INVESTIGATIONS.
• FINAL DIAGNOSIS.
• TREATMEN PLANNING.
• PROGNOSIS.
• FOLLOW UP.
• COMPLETE RECORD.
INTRODUCTION:
Successful dental care for children is best achieved after thorough examination, thoughtful diagnosis and formulation of a proper treatment plan. The interest, warmth and compassion exhibited by dentist are important factors in establishing rapport with and in obtaining meaningful history . A kind and considerate approach is most important in securing and gaining the confidence of the patient. Indicate the patient that you are a friend who is keenly interested in him/her as a professional. Ideally the patient’s history should be taken in a consultation room or a private office in which the décor and the furnishing are quite different from those of the dental operatory .
The friendly atmosphere is an important factor in helping the patient to talk freely about his/her problems.
OBJECTIVES:
• To provide information regarding etiology and establish diagnosis of oral conditions
• To reveal any medical problem necessitating precaution modification during appointments so as to ensure that dental procedure do not harm the patient and also to prevent emergency situation
• Evaluation of other possible undiagnosed problem
• Discovery of communicable disease
• Gives an insight into emotional and psychological factor
• For effective treatment planning
• Record maintenance for future reference and periodic follow up
• Act as a evidence in legal matters
DEFINITION
A history can be considered to be a planned professional conversation that enables the patient to communicate their symptoms, feeling and fears to the clinician so that the nature of the patient’s real and suspected illness and mental attitudes may be determined.
PERSONAL DETAILS
OPD NUMBER:
It is recorded for the purpose of organized file keeping, billing and also medico legal purpose.
• Reference
• Record maintenance
• Medico legal Issues.
DATE:
Records patient’s first visit which can be referred back to.
• Reference.
• Record maintenance
NAME:
• Recording names are useful in pediatric practice. Children are at ease when they are referred to by the same names as they are referred at home.
• Purpose of recording the patient’s name is for;
• Identification.
• To maintain records
• Communication.
• Building rapport with patient.
AGE:
It is one of the important details significant from the fact that a child is in a dynamic state of growth. Some of the reasons why recording age is important are:
• Behavior Management Techniques that h
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2. CASE PRESENTATION:
Implant prosthesis irw 12-
22
Guided By:
Dr Surabhi Joshi
Dr. Santosh Kumar
Prof. & H.O.D.
Dr Shreya gajjar
Presented By:
Dr. Rutu Dabhi
M.D.S. Part III
4. CHIEF COMPLAINT:
Patient has a chief complains of difficulty in chewing since last 4
months.
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:
Pt. came to the department of peridontics with the complain
of difficulty in chewing and wants to replace his missing
teeth.
5. • Prosthesis irw 15,16
PAST DENTAL
HISTORY:
• No relevant medical history.
MEDICAL HISTORY
• No significant family history
FAMILY HISTORY
• Vaccinated with 1st and 2nd dose
COVID HISTORY
6. PERSONAL HISTORY:
DIET:
Pt. consumes Vegetarian diet
ORAL HABITS: Pt. brushes teeth with soft
toothbrush and non medicated toothpaste in a
horizontal fashion once in a day and tongue
cleaning regularly.
7.
8. ON EXAMINATION:
EXTRA ORAL:
•Facial symmetry:
Bilaterally symmetrical
•Lymph nodes :Non
tender and non palpable
•TMJ : on inspection
normal mouth opening,
no abnormal jaw
movements or deviation
seen
•On palpation no
tenderness or clicking or
crepitus felt
INTRA ORAL
•Lips- Competent, No
abnormality detected
•No abnormality detected
•Mucosa- No abnormality
detected
•Palate- No abnormality
detected
•Floor of mouth- No
abnormality detected
•Tongue-
• Tonsils- No abnormality
detected
•Any other- No
abnormality detected
10. Gingival Recession :
Class 1 gingival recession irw,13,23
Class ii gingival recession irw 31,41
Frenal attachment: Maxillary:
mucosal
Mandibular: Mucosal
Width of attached gingiva:
Maxillary: adequate
Mandibular: adequate
Vestibular depth :
Maxillary: Adequate
Mandibular : Adequate
MUCOGINGIVAL STATUS:
11. HARD TISSUE EXAMINATION:
Number of teeth present : 27
Number of teeth missing: -05
Restored tooth: -2
Type of occlusion: Angle’s Class I malocclusion
