Dawson Student Case Study: Dr. Stacey Hall
In this case study Dr. Stacey Hall
Category: Treatment Planning
What You Need To Present a Treatment Plan
After you have gone through and taken accurate records during the complete examination it is time to present the treatment plan. When it comes to presenting the treatment plan to a patient, there are two things you need to have with you.
How to perfect dentistry by adjusting temporaries
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How do I present my treatment plan to patients?
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How to increase speed, but maintain predictability
At The Dawson Academy, we teach you all a system of how to practice, starting from a new patient exam and all the way through prep and delivery. So, for example, the new patient exam.
How to build confidence using checklists
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How do I build confidence to be able to tackle more difficult cases?
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How to simplify dental treatment planning
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The 3 approaches to sequencing a treatment plan
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Single tooth dentistry vs. full mouth considerations
When we’re discussing single tooth dentistry versus comprehensive or full mouth dentistry, the first thing I think that needs to be determined is, can we treat this person with single tooth dentistry? If not, are they a specialty patient where we have to take more into consideration?
Criteria for successful dental treatment
To ensure that we are providing optimal care, we must perform 3 critical steps to every case: the complete exam, well organized diagnostic records, and a comprehensive treatment plan.
How Splints Fit Into a Treatment Plan
Dr. Hess discusses the different type of occlusal splints and when to integrate them into treatment planning.
