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PROSTHODONTICS - American College of Prosthodontists

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82 Parameters <strong>of</strong> Care Tupac et alC. Risk factors affecting quality <strong>of</strong> treatment (severity factors that increase risk and the potential forknown complications)1. Reduced hemopoietic functions2. Mucositis3. Candidiasis and other fungal infectious agents4. Weight loss5. Viral and bacterial-induced mucosal infection6. Poor oral hygieneD. Standards <strong>of</strong> care1. Appropriate clinical assessment2. Minimize xerostomia, ageusia, and anosmia3. Reduced periodontal risks4. Minimal mucositis5. Maintain adequate nutrition-body weight stability6. Continually monitor oral hygiene status7. Provide necessary noninvasive dental care8. Appropriate follow-up and treatment planning9. Management and maintenance <strong>of</strong> hard and s<strong>of</strong>t tissue complicationsE. Specialty performance assessment1. Evaluate dental status before chemotherapy to eliminate potential oral, dental infection2. Monitor extraction sites for healing before the initiation <strong>of</strong> chemotherapy3. Educate patient regarding oral cancer and good dental hygiene during chemotherapy4. Monitor and treat mucositis11L) Implant Retained Extraoral ProsthesisCranial-based osseointegrated implants are capable <strong>of</strong> providing retention for a variety <strong>of</strong> extraoralprostheses needed for reconstruction <strong>of</strong> facial deformities. Eliminating the need for adhesives improvesthe convenience and longevity <strong>of</strong> the prosthetic device while eliminating much <strong>of</strong> the insecurity associatedwith patient apprehension and self-consciousness. Surgical and maxill<strong>of</strong>acial prosthetic pretreatmentplanning is critical to the successful application <strong>of</strong> these techniques. Thus, the educationally qualifiedprosthodontist is the most appropriately trained practitioner to create these prostheses.Areas <strong>of</strong> consideration and reference include but are not limited to:Facial Prosthesis [D5919 CDT-2005, 21088 CPT-2005]Cranial Based Osseointegrated ImplantsFacial Moulage [D5912 CDT-2005]Facial Moulage, Sectioned [D5911 CDT-2005]Facial Prosthesis [D5919 CDT-2005, 21088 CPT-2005]Facial Prosthesis Replacement [D5929 CDT-2005]Parameter Guidelines: Implant-Retained Extraoral ProsthesisICD-9 CodesRefer to subparameters 11F, 11G, 11H.A. Indications for care1. Restoration <strong>of</strong> facial form2. Psychosocial implication3. Patient request for treatment4. Efficiency <strong>of</strong> treatment compared with surgical referral5. Patient referral6. Unsatisfactory existing adhesive retained prosthesis2010 CDEL Re-recognition <strong>of</strong> the Specialty Report 122 <strong>of</strong> 279

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