TREATMENT PLANNING
Visualise and understand the proposed solution before treatment
Good outcomes begin with good planning. We translate findings into a clear treatment plan: What is the problem? Which options are available? What are the advantages and limitations? What sequence is realistic?
What treatment planning can include
- clinical examination and periodontal assessment
- photographs and digital intraoral scans
- radiographs or CBCT only when clinically justified
- tooth-by-tooth prognosis
- functional and occlusal assessment where relevant
- aesthetic analysis and digital visualisation
- comparison of conservative, restorative and implant-based alternatives
Visualisation before irreversible treatment
For selected aesthetic or reconstructive cases, a digital design, wax-up, mock-up or provisional phase can make a proposed change easier to evaluate. It is a planning and communication tool, not a guarantee that the final result will be identical to a simulation.
Sequence, time and cost
Complex treatment can often be divided into stages: stabilise disease, test the concept where necessary, then proceed to definitive reconstruction. Before treatment starts, we explain the expected sequence, major alternatives and cost framework as transparently as possible.
