Description
In this series Dr Daniel Rat shares how his treatment outcomes have changed after beginning to incorporate a strict protocol of case documentation, analysis and treatment planning. Dr Rat presents a number of clinical cases - The first cases are failures due to superficial analysis, followed by cases with significant improvements in the results.
Dr Rat will first share a very complex case that needs interdisciplinary treatment, starting with the patient's journey from the moment they came into the office until the end of their treatment. He will also show some clinical signs that we need to be aware of when we analyse a case, signs that if understood properly, will not only make treating the problem easier, but will also help in understanding why the patient has the problem.
In the final part, Dr Rat will present the same case, but this time will reveal the treatment and the thought process behind it. The objective is to show students that even a very complex case can be approached a lot easier if you follow a certain protocol.
Dr Lincoln Harris discusses the Full Arch Principles. He'll look at the practical fundamentals of full arch dentistry that are universal and that you can use in everyday practice.
Full Arch dentistry can be complex, but it doesn't have to be complicated. It just requires you to have planned well and execute with attention to detail.
Presented by: Dr Lincoln Harris - Dr Daniel Rat
9 lectures - Duration: 8 hours - Files size: 3.4 GB
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