ICS 1 intro

Phase 1

ODTP

What does ODTP stand for?

oral diagnosis and treatment planning

what questions should you ask yourself during the ODTP phase? (hint: 3 questions)

What oral conditions are present that require dental treatment?

What other conditions are there that could aggravate health conditions?

Does the patient require modifications to dental care?

Phase 2

urgent phase

Urgent phase

temporary — treatment for conditions that pose an imminent risk to the patient’s well being

Phase 3

disease control phase

Disease control phase

remove as much dental disease and periodontal disease as possible

phase 4

reconstructive phase

Reconstructive phase

restore missing/damaged tooth structure and missing teeth

phase 5

maintenance phase

Maintenance phase

prevention — prevent future oral disease

monitor for future oral disease

how many steps are there for ODTP?

4 steps

ODTP step 1

histories, vitals, EOE & IOE

what does history include?

medication list, dental history, social history

head and neck exams aka

occlusion/TMJ exams

ODTP step 2

periodontal exam (and oral hygiene instruction)

ODTP step 3

hard tissue exam

what does the hard tissue exam entail?

restorations, caries, caries risk assessment, consults, restorability assessment

ODTP step 4

finalize treatment plan

oral diagnosis

gathering and analyzing pt data to arrive at a cause, and contributing risk factors to decide how to improve their oral and general health condition

learn who pt is, what they want, assess their needs, communicate and decide WITH THEM their treatment options

developing treatment plans

for each tooth:

how valuable is it for proper function/good esthetics?

prognosis?

worth the time and money to fix? or better to extract? ALSO if we extract do we need to put in a replacement?