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This dental history document summarizes: 1) The patient's reason for tooth loss, duration of being edentulous, and any previous denture experience. 2) An examination was performed to evaluate the patient's dental and medical history, oral health, dentures if existing, and symptoms. 3) Relevant information was gathered to inform an appropriate treatment plan.

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This dental history document summarizes: 1) The patient's reason for tooth loss, duration of being edentulous, and any previous denture experience. 2) An examination was performed to evaluate the patient's dental and medical history, oral health, dentures if existing, and symptoms. 3) Relevant information was gathered to inform an appropriate treatment plan.

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- Reason for

tooth loss
- Duration of Dental
endentulism History
- Previous
denture
experience
- Existing or
current
dentures
Profile Medial
Subjective Pteragoid
Lateral
Symmetry Pteragoid
Muscle Temporalis
Pain,
Lips
inability to Face
Masseter Sternocleidmastoid
speak/chew, Chief Social
poor Complaint Aspect
appearances,
failed Medication Temporomandibular Periodontal Pockets
Mouth Opening
Joint
prosthesis
Allergies State of Edentulism
Mucosa

Intra-Oral
Name, Age, Tongue
Teeth
Medical
Gender, Personal Arch Size/Form
History Oral Hygiene
Occupation Data

Form base for


appropriate
Extra-Oral

Recognize
treatment for
informing the
Patient Objective

Examination
Variations in patient Submandibular
Normal Physiology Posterior Auricular

Occipital
Purpose
Gather relevant Lymph Nodes
information
regarding medical Paraclinical
and psychological
factors Preauricular
Deep Cervical
Recognize normal
Obtain the status
Study Models
anatomy and Submental
of the oral cavity Recognize physiology Superficial Cervical
symptoms of - Study Morphology
- Study Occlusal Contact
Diseases
Diagnosis Interproximal

Performed before
treatment
Radiographs Periapical

Describing conditions
Computer Tomography
as positive or negative
Choice of treatment,
Informing patient
Panoramic
Main disease, causes, before restoration
Deciding nature of
disease by examination other general diseases

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