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1 PROSTHODONTICS 4th year - Fall 2008 The costs and benefits of prosthodontic interventions: Treatment outcomes in prosthodontics and importance of oral hygiene compliance and good control routines Asbjørn Jokstad Head, Prosthodontics
2 Learning objectives 1. Understand the rationale for and adopt a five step process prosthodontic treatment planning
3 How should we proceed when discussing prosthodontic treatment options with our patients?
4 Choice of technical solution? A. Conservative only, no prostho B. Cast partial denture C. Crowns and partial denture D. Fixed bridge E. implant retained prosthesis
5 Remove pathology: Choice of restorative material? -retrograde endodontics?- extractions? - furcation surgery? - root separation? - orthodontics? -occlusal correction?.
6 Acrylic partial denture Clinical knowledge n n Prosthesis design Prognosis
7 Cast partial denture Clinical knowledge Prosthesis design Prognosis Retention
8 Crowns + cast partial dentu Additional clinical knowledge 36 extraction or crown? Soldered ? Milled crowns? Intra- or extracoronal attachments?
9 Conus bridge Clinical knowledge: 47, 36, 45: extraction gold coping attachment? 43/44/45: separation?
10 Fixed bridge Clinical knowledge Conventional alloy, titanium-ceramic or gold acrylic? Zn-phosphate, GIC or resin cement? Bridge extension 46? 46+47?
11 Implant retained prosthesis Clinical knowledge One / two implants? Wide collar - standard diameter? Splintet - non-splintet FPD? Cement / screw-retained? Nobelbiocare, AstraTech, 3i, Endopore, Straumann, Friadent?
12 Treatment planning Overwhelming task to appraise and present evidence without first communicating with the patient!
13 Advent of Evidence -based dentistry
14 Five-step treatment planning The patient s circumstances 1. Identify the patient s views, choice of values and objectives for seeking treatment The evidence The patient s wishes
15 Addressing the patients preferences Total rehabilitation or minimal solution? Demand for longevity, 1 y yrs.? Risk attitude to iatrogenic damage, i.e. future prognosis of tooth? Demand for fixed (or removable) prosthetic solution? Expectance of treatment? Patient economy (?) Harm-benefit-cost evaluations must be individualized
16 Five-step treatment planning The patient s circumstances 1. Identify the patient s views, choice of values and objectives for seeking treatment Individualized treatment plan The evidence The patient s wishes
17 Five-step treatment planning 1. Identify the patient s views, choice of values and objectives for seeking treatment Individualized treatment plan 2. Communicate Be cognizant of your: Interpersonal manners Perceived technical competence Communication skills The patient s circumstances The evidence The patient s wishes
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22 Five-step treatment planning The patient s circumstances 1. Patient views, choice of values and aim of treatment 2. Patient communication The evidence The patient s wishes 3. Consideration of possible technical solutions i.e. a treatment strategy
23 Five-step treatment planning The patient s circumstances 1. Patient views, choice of values and aim of treatment 2. Patient communication The evidence The patient s wishes 3. Consider possible technical solutions 4. Present realistic outcomes with different technical solutions
24 Some dentists tend to offer : e.g.etchbridge e.g.single tooth implant e.g. conventional bridge
25 ...glossy pictures!
26 Reality can occasionally be Ceramic fracture%? Perfect result %? Gingival grey-tone%? Cervical retraction %? Gingivitis %? Secondary caries %?
27 Reality can occasionally be Perfect result %? Opacity due to misalignment %? Exposed fixture %? Gingivalretraction %? Adjacent necrosis %?
28 Reality can occasionally be Perfect % Grey tone %? Gingivitis %? Caries/loosening %?
29 ..and sooner or later Loosening with or without secondary caries %?
30 The prosthesis as a Risk factor for new disease Conv. Caries (+) - Periodontitis (+) - Mucosal damage, allergy, stomatitis, hyperplasia (+) - Temporomandibular dysfunction - - Prognostic factor for: Occlusal stability ( tooth malpositions ) + + Bone remodeling ( Alveolar bone loss ) Oral discomfort (esthetics, mastication, speech, etc.) + ++ Implant -prosth. Nutritional aspects Quality of life? +? +
31 Five-step treatment planning 1. Patient views and choice of values Individually aimed cost-benefit evaluations 2. Communicate 3. Consider possible technical solutions 4. Present realistic outcomes in respect to treatment aim with different technical solutions Restore function? Change appearance? Prevent future problems? + Level of, or risk for, iatrogenic damage
32 Addressing the patients preferences Total rehabilitation or minimal solution? Demand for longevity, 1 y yrs.? Risk attitude to iatrogenic damage, i.e. future prognosis of tooth? Demand for fixed (or removable) prosthetic solution? Expectance of treatment? Patient economy (?) Harm-benefit-cost evaluations must be individualized
33 Five-step treatment planning 1. Patient views and choice of values 2. Patient communication 3. Consider possible technical solutions 4. Present realistic outcomes relative to aims with different technical solutions 5. Obtain informed consent among the alternative technical solutions Integration of: expected esthetics and function costs probabilities of survival maintenance need worst-case-scenarios
34 Fees CAD 1 Acrylic partial denture Cast partial denture b + crowns Conus bridge Fixed partial denture
35 Economic cost over time n Initial fee n Prognosis a. Average survival b. Yearly maintenance in time = costs axb = economic cost over time
36 Survival, published data Function (%) Acrylic RPD Cast RPD Conus bridge FPD Implant FPD Years
37 Maintenance (minutes/year) Type: Control Adjustments Repair Sum Acrylic RPD 10 clasp 2.year-10 occlusion 6.year-60 rebase 3.year-60 tech.prob 10%/2y 50 Cast RPD 10 clasp 2.year-10 occlusion 6.year- 60 rebase 6.year-60 tech.prob 8%/2y 40 Conus bridge 10 retention 2.year-10 occlusion 6.year- 60 rebase 6.year-60 endodontic 20%/10y tech.prob 100%/5y 50 FPD 10 endodontic 8%/10y tech.prob. 20%/5y 20 Implantbased 10 tech.prob. 40%/5y 40-70
38 Summary, fee + maintenance 1 clasp part.dent. 2 cast part.dent. 2b + crowns 3 conus bridge 4 bridge 5 Implant based CAD CAD CAD CAD CAD CAD min 40 min 45 min 50 min 20 min min + 18 min
39 Accumulated Costs 50 CAD Years Inadequacies of model: Costs are not adjusted for inflation Replacement not always possible Based on average data - not on individual practitioners
40 Other potential costs 1. What can happen if and when the prosthesis fail? 2. How probable is it that the prosthesis which I have made will fail? Potential costs economic - biologic - psychosocial
41 Worst case situation i.e. = failure of prosthesis within 1. year in spite of: n n n Correct indications and clinical procedures n Esthetically acceptable and technically free of discrepancies at the time of delivery Probability: percentage of cases? Consequence: usually alternative / new prosthesis Economic costs: remake free of charge common, to keep good patient relationship + biologic & psychosocial costs
42 Summary - worst case Type: Acrylic RPD Cast RPD Conus bridge Problem: maladaptation maladaptation tight retention % <25 <=8 0.5 Additional cost Alt.prosthesis Alt.prosthesis 1 hour correction FPD Implant FPD abutment fracture sleeping fixt 0.5 < implant new fixture? New FPD?
43 Independent BiBivariate variables variate significance odds ratios % Correct treatment decision Dentist:patient relationship Two-way communication Age group Gender Male Female Material Amalgam Composites Glass ionom. Dentists #1 #2 Location 20 years Mandible Maxilla 95% Confidence intervals bivariate odds ratios Multi-variate odds ratios Multivariate significance 95% Confidence intervals for multivariate odds ratios ** *** ** *** ** ** NS *** NS ** NS NS * *
44 Treatment planning - take-home messages 1. Do not offer patients glossy pictures
45 Treatment planning - take-home messages 1. Do not offer patients glossy pictures 2. Two-way communication is critical in the treatment planning phase. Be cognizant of your: n n n Interpersonal manners Perceived technical competence Communication skills
46 Treatment planning - take-home messages 1. Do not offer patients glossy pictures 2. Two-way communication is critical in the treatment planning phase. Be cognizant of your: Interpersonal manners, Perceived technical competence & Communication skills 3. Dentists and patients diverge about n n evaluation of therapy success appraisal of, and attitude towards risk
47 Treatment planning - take-home messages 1. Do not offer patients glossy pictures 2. Two-way communication is critical in the treatment planning phase. Be cognizant of your: Interpersonal manners, Perceived technical competence & Communication skills 3. Dentists and patients diverge about evaluation of therapy success & appraisal of, and attitude towards risk All treatment recommendations must therefore be individualized and based on the patient s wishes and values
48 2 years 1.5 years 1 year < 1 year Steele et al. Changing patterns and the need for quality. Br Dent J. 2002; 192:144-8.
49 Treatment planning - take-home messages 1. Do not offer patients glossy pictures 2. Two-way communication is critical in the treatment planning phase. Be cognizant of your: Interpersonal manners, Perceived technical competence & Communication skills 3. Dentists and patients diverge about evaluation of therapy success & appraisal of, and attitude towards risk. All treatment recommendations must therefore be individualized and based on the patient s wishes and values Educating the patient how to avoid future oral disease (and treatment) is a component in all patient care.
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