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28 Parameters of Care Tupac et alA. Indications for care1. Lack of mastication2. Impaired speech3. Esthetics4. Impaired swallowing5. Reduction of facial height6. Lack of TM joint and orofacial muscle support7. Psychosocial factors8. Airway restriction9. Unsatisfactory existing prostheses10. Chronic pain11. Patient concernsB. Therapeutic goals1. Improved mastication2. Improved speech3. Improved esthetics4. Improved swallowing5. Restoration of facial height6. TM joint and orofacial muscle support7. Positive psychosocial response8. Improved airway support9. Improved comfort10. Address patient concernsC. Risk Factors affecting the quality of treatment1. Dyskinesia2. Preexisting conditions3. Hyperactive gag reflex4. Xerostomia5. Increased salivation6. Psychosocial factorsD. Standards of care1. Class I edentulous patient [525.41 ICD-9-CM]a. Complete dentures [D5000-D5899 CDT-2005]1. Treatment of etiologic factors2. Single stage impression technique3. Maxillomandibular record in centric relation at the occlusal vertical dimension4. Articulation on a non-adjustable articulator5. Maximum intercuspation in centric relation6. Trial placement7. Insertion of prosthesis8. Post-treatment follow-upb. Implant-supported or -retained complete dentures – see criteria for Class III or IV completeedentulism. [D6000-D6199 CDT-2005]c. Maintenance of existing prosthesis [D5400-D5899 CDT-2005]d. Patient Education2. Class II edentulous patient [525.42 ICD-9-CM]a. Complete dentures [D5000-D5899 CDT-2005]1. Treatment of etiologic factors2. Dual stage impression technique using a custom impression tray3. Maxillomandibular record in centric relation at the occlusal vertical dimension4. Facebow record and articulation on a semi-adjustable articulator5. Maximum intercuspation in centric relation2010 CDEL Re-recognition of the Specialty Report 68 of 279
December 2005, Supplement, Volume 14, Number 4 296. Trial placement7. Clinical remount to finalize planned occlusal scheme8. Insertion of prosthesis9. Post-treatment follow-upb. Implant-supported or -retained complete dentures – see criteria for Class III or IV completeedentulism [D6000-D6199 CDT-2005]c. Maintenance of existing prosthesis [D5400-D5899 CDT-2005]d. Patient Education3. Class III edentulous patient [525.43 ICD-9-CM]a. Conditions requiring preprosthetic preparation1. Nonsurgical2. Surgical3. Implantsb. Complete dentures [D5000-D5899 CDT-2005]1. Treatment of etiologic factors2. Dual stage impression technique using a custom impression tray3. Maxillomandibular record in centric relation at the occlusal vertical dimension4. Facebow record and articulation on a semi-adjustable articulator5. Maximum intercuspation in centric relation6. Trial placement7. Clinical remount to finalize planned occlusal scheme8. Insertion of prosthesis9. Post-treatment follow-upc. Implant-supported/retained dentures (see Implant Placement & Restoration Parameter)[D6000-D6199 CDT-2005]d. Patient education4. Class IV edentulous patient [525.44 ICD-9-CM]a. Conditions requiring preprosthetic preparation1. Nonsurgical2. Surgical3. Implantsb. Complete dentures [D5000-D5899 CDT-2005]1. Treatment of etiologic factors2. Multi-stage impression technique using a modified custom impression tray, if needed3. Maxillomandibular record in centric relation at the occlusal vertical dimension4. Facebow record and articulation on a semi-adjustable articulator5. Maximum intercuspation in centric relation6. Trial placement7. Clinical remount to finalize planned occlusal scheme8. Insertion of prosthesis9. Post insertion modification (functional relines, processed soft liners, occlusal correctionprocedures, etc.)10. Extended post-treatment follow-upc. Implant-supported/retained dentures (see Implant Placement & Restoration Parameter)[D6000-D6199 CDT-2005]d. Patient educationE. Specialty performance assessment criteria1. Favorable outcomesa. Improved masticationb. Improved speechc. Improved estheticsd. Improved swallowing2010 CDEL Re-recognition of the Specialty Report 69 of 279
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