PROSTHODONTICS - American College of Prosthodontists

16 Parameters of Care Tupac et al5. Restoration of facial height6. TM joint and orofacial muscle support7. Positive psychosocial response8. Airway support9. Improved comfort10. Improved tooth form and function11. Tooth stabilization12. Restore intra-arch and interarch integrity and stability13. Improved periodontal health14. Address patient concernsC. Risk factors affecting quality of treatment1. Dyskinesia2. Existing systemic disease3. Hyperactive gag reflex4. Xerostomia5. Increased salivation6. Periodontal disease7. Endodontic complications8. Alveolar bone loss9. Occlusal factors10. Skeletal factors11. Inadequate tooth structure12. Parafunctional habits13. Caries susceptibility14. Psychosocial factorsD. Standards of care1. Patient education2. Informed consent3. Preprosthetic preparationa. Nonsurgicalb. Surgicalc. Endodonticd. Periodontale. Orthodonticf . TMDg. Other referral4. Class I completely dentate patient [D2000-D2999 CDT 2005]a. Treatment of etiologic factorsb. Intracoronal and extracoronal restorative proceduresc. Partial or complete arch impressiond. Articulation in maximum intercuspation on an articulatore. Insertion of prosthesisf . Post treatment follow-up5. Class II completely dentate patient [D2000-D2999 CDT 2005]a. Treatment of etiologic factorsb. Intracoronal and extracoronal restorative proceduresc. Partial or complete arch impressiond. Articulation in maximum intercuspation on an articulatore. Insertion of prosthesisf . Post treatment follow-up6. Class III completely dentate patient [D2000-D2999 CDT 2005]a. Treatment of etiologic factors2010 CDEL Re-recognition of the Specialty Report 56 of 279