In restorative treatment planning, the length, width and alignment of the teeth are assessed using photographs, models and digital impression records. At the try-in (mock-up) stage, the planned form is tried in the mouth and the consent of the patient is obtained; the application begins after this stage. During planning it is determined which tooth will receive a laminate veneer and which will receive a composite restoration or whitening. Where deemed necessary, an orthodontic assessment or periodontal procedures are also included in the plan. The try-in stage is indicative in nature; results may vary from person to person.
Restorative Treatment Planning
Records are taken before the application, a plan is prepared and a try-in stage is carried out.
General information
In which situations is it assessed?
- Patients for whom restorative procedures on more than one tooth are planned
- Patients requiring an assessment of occlusion and form
- Patients for whom a try-in stage is planned before treatment
Treatment process
- 1 Photographs, models and digital impression records
- 2 Preparation of the plan
- 3 Try-in (mock-up) stage
- 4 Carrying out the approved plan