P3-RPD-CHAPTER 21

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WORK AUTHORIZATION

Contains written directions for laboratory procedures for fabrication of dental restorations.

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WORK AUTHORIZATION

Ensures the dentist’s responsibility to the public and profession for quality prosthodontic services.

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professional quality assurance

Properly completed work authorizations provide _________ and satisfaction in removable partial denture service.

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power of attorney

Purpose of work authorization is similar to ________ allows others to act on the dentist’s behalf and specifies what is authorized

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Effective channels of communication when properly executed.

Enhances quality of restorations by providing instructions for individually and scientifically considered prostheses.

Give more 2 purpose of work authorization

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○ Name and address of the dental laboratory.

○ Name and address of the dentist initiating the authorization.

○ Identification of the patient.

○ Date of work authorization.

○ Desired completion date of the request

. ○ Specific instructions.

○ Signature of the dentist.

○ Registered license number of the dentist.

○ All requirements can be included in a simply designed form

Content of a Work Authorization

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1. Furnishes definite instructions for laboratory procedures to be accomplished and implies an expectation of acceptable quality for the services rendered.

2. Provides a means of protecting the public from the illegal practice of dentistry.

3. Serves as a protective legal document for both the dentist and the dental laboratory technician.

4. Completely delineates the responsibilities of the dentist and the dental laboratory technician.

A work authorization performs four important functions:

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definite instructions for laboratory procedures

Furnishes____________ to be accomplished and implies an expectation of acceptable quality for the services rendered.

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protecting the public from the illegal practice

Provides a means of ____________ of dentistry

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proctective legal document

Serves as a _____________ for both the dentist and the dental laboratory technician.

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delineates the responsibilities

Completely _________ of the dentist and the dental laboratory technician.

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Must be legible, clear, concise, and readily understood.

CHARACTERISTICS PF WORK AUTHORIZATION

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sufficient information

Include ________ so the technician can understand and execute the request.

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each laboratory service

Provide adequate written instructions for _______ required.

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one-trip laboratory service

In modern dental practice, a ________ is rarely adequate for a truly professional removable restoration.

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○ Removable partial dentures

○ Crowns

○ Fixed partial dentures

○ Complete dentures

○ Orthodontic laboratory procedures

No single form is sufficient for all restorations

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individual work authorization forms

: Differences in types of restorations and laboratory phases require

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minimum writing

The form design should only _______ needed to provide through instructions

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printed listings of materials/specifications

May contain ________ requiring a checkmark or fill-in for authorization

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design on a diagnostic cast

Drawing the _______ provides anatomical detail not possible on paper.

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rests, proximal plates, major/minor connectors, and clasps

Exact locations of ______ should augment written instructions (

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■ Type IV gold

■ Chromium-cobalt alloy

■ Titanium alloy

Reminder space to designate metal choice for framework

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checkmark

Denture base material may also be indicated by a

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Space

is reserved for dentist’s selection of teeth—responsibility remains with the dentist.

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Courtesy amd Professionalism

Use polite phrases: “please” for requests and “thank you” for instructions to promote good relations

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ensure clarity

Good forms _____ and simplify correct execution.

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■ Occlusal and lingual surfaces of posterior teeth

■ Lingual surfaces of anterior teeth

■ Palatal region of maxillary arch

■ Lingual slopes of mandibular alveolar ridge

Provide figures/diagrams for:

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color-code index

xplains markings on the master cast:

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green

outline of framework

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red

finishing lines on framework

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black

height of contour on teeth/soft tissue

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Specifications for Waxing Frameworks

○ Must be furnished for gold, chromium-cobalt, or titanium alloy castings.

○ Listing of average specifications saves time and effort but can be altered if necessary.

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constant direction and supervision

Instructions must _________ for lab phases of removable partial denture service

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undercut dimensions

What should be explicity included in written directions

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Duplicates

Work authorization blanks should allow for duplicates—one for the dentist and one for the technician.

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NADL

provides guidelines for statutory regulation, but each state implements its own regulation.

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Properly executed work authorizations document communication and protect the professional relationship between dentist and dental laboratory

Purpose of legal aspects of work authorizations

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■ Illegal practice of dentistry

■ Settlement of misunderstandings between dentist and technician

Ensures documents are available to substantiate or refute claims about:

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Dentist’s responsibility

Responsible for all phases of removable partial denture service.

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Laboratory technician

may perform technical phases, but is responsible only to the dentist, never to the patien

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■ Dentists imposing unrealistic responsibility on technicians.

■ Poor impressions, casts, records, and instructions sent to technicians, while demanding impossible quality under economic threats.

Illegal practice of dentistry and conflicts between dentists and lab technicians can result from:

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■ Prevention of oral disease.

■ Maintenance of oral health for overall well-being

Technician is a team member whose objectives include

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■ Knowledge, experience, technical skill

■ Administrative ability, integrity

■ Effective communication

Degree and quality of team effort depend on the dentist’s:

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delegate laboratory phases

Dentists may _______ but must supervise and direct via work authorizations.

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commercial laboratories

Some dentists fail to submit instructions when using

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■ Do not delegate responsibility to unqualified individuals.

■ Poor communication may contribute to movements allowing denturism.

To maintain control within the profession: