THIS PROFORMA IS DESIGNED TO MAKE THE MBBS STUDENTS TO UNDERSTAND WHAT ALL TO ASK A PATIENT WHEN TAKING AN EXAM CASE
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THIS PROFORMA IS DESIGNED TO MAKE THE MBBS STUDENTS TO UNDERSTAND WHAT ALL TO ASK A PATIENT WHEN TAKING AN EXAM CASE
THIS PROFORMA IS DESIGNED TO MAKE THE MBBS STUDENTS TO UNDERSTAND WHAT ALL TO ASK A PATIENT WHEN TAKING AN EXAM CASE
THIS PROFORMA IS DESIGNED TO MAKE THE MBBS STUDENTS TO UNDERSTAND WHAT ALL TO ASK A PATIENT WHEN TAKING AN EXAM CASE
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THIS PROFORMA IS DESIGNED TO MAKE THE MBBS STUDENTS TO UNDERSTAND WHAT ALL TO ASK A PATIENT WHEN TAKING AN EXAM CASE
DEPT. OF PROSTHODONTICS AND CROWN & BRIDGE C.S.M.S.S DENTAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL, KANCHANWADI, AURANGABAD
CASE HISTORY PROFORMA – COMPLETE DENTURE
I. Patient Da Data Name: ________________________________________________________________ Case No:
Maxillary left posterior ________________________________________________ ________________
Maxillary right posterior ________________________________________________ ________________
Mandibular anterior
________________________________________________
________________
Mandibular left posterior ________________________________________________ ________________
Mandibular right posterior
________________________________________________
________________ What is your problem and why do you seek treatment? Lost all teeth and need
dentures / Old dentures are unsatisfactory or ill-fitting / Old dentures are Worn out / broken / lost ___________________________________________ Age of present denture: _______________________ Duration of edentulism: Max:
________ Man: _________ Number and type of previous dentures:
Arch size: (Class 1 – Large/ Class 2 - Medium/ Class 3 – Small)
Max: ___________
Man: ______________
2.
Arch form: (Class 1 – Square / Class 2 – Tapering / Class 3 – Ovoid) Max: ___________
Man: ______________
3.
Ridge form: Max: Class 1 – Square to gently rounded/ Class 2 - Tapering or “V” shaped/
Class 3 – Flat __________ _______________________________________________________________________________
Man: Class 1 – medium to tall Inverted “Ü” shaped/ Class 2 - short inverted “U” shaped/ Class 3 – unfavourable : inverted “W” (or) short inverted “V” (or) tall thin inverted “V” ______________________
Tori: (Class 1 – minimal or absent/ Class 2 – moderate/ Class 3 – Large) Max: ___________
Man: ____________
10. Genial tubercles: Not seen / Prominent
11. Retained Root piece:
___________________________________
12. Interach space: Class 1 – Ideal / Class 2 – Excessive/ Class 3 – Insufficient 13. Ridge parallelism: Class 1 – both ridges parallel to occlusal plane / Class 2 – Mandibular ridge is divergent anteriorly from occlusal plane / Class 3 – Maxillary ridge or both ridges are divergent anteriorly from occlusal plane
14. Ridge relationship: Class 1 – Normal / Class 2 – Retrognathic / Class 3 – Prognathic Posterior: Normal / Crossbite
15. Bone quantity (radiographic; according to Branemark et al) (A/B/C/D/E) Max: _______ Man: __________
16. Bone quality (radiographic; according to Branemark et al) (1/2/3/4)
Max:
________ Man: __________
17. Floor of the mouth: Sublingual gland area: ___________________ Mylohyoid area: _________________
18. Retromylohyoid area / Lateral throat form (according to Neil): Class 1 / Class 2 / Class 3
19. Mylohyoid ridge: Average / Sharp / Undercut 20. Tongue size and function: Class 1 – Normal / Class 2 – Changed form and function / Class 3 – Excessively large and abnormal
21. Tongue Position: Normal / Class 1 – Retracted / Class 2 – Retracted and pulled backward and upward
22. Gagging: Normal / Exaggerated
23. Palatal throat form (according to House): Class 1 – Large size, ends 5 to 12 mm distal to line / Class 2 – Medium size, ends 3 to 5 mm distal to line / Class 3 – Small size, abruptly ends 3 to 5mm anterior to line
24. Hard Palate: High vault / Medium vault / Flat / U shaped / V shaped 25. Soft Palate: Class 1 – Horizontal, little movement / Class 2 – Turns downward 45o from hard palate / Class 3 – Turns downward 70o from hard palate
Active / Passive
26. Palatal sensitivity: Class 1 – Normal / Class 2 – Hyposensitive / Class 3 – Hypersensitive 27. Incisive papilla: Normal / Tender / Prominent
33. Posterior palatal seal area: Width: Wide / Narrow / Average
Displaceability:
Marked / Average / Slight 34. Alveolar tubercle/ Maxillary tuberosity: Normal / Undeveloped / Bulbous / Pendulous / Undercut
35. Space between coronoid process and tuberosity: Adequate / Restricted / Inadequate
36. Mucosa thickness: Class 1 – Normal / Class 2 – Thin / Class 3 – Excessively thick 37. Mucosa condition: Class 1 – Healthy/ Class 2 – Irritated / Class 3 – Pathologic 38. Oral Mucosa: Normal resiliency/ Hard unyielding/ Displaceable/ Spongy/ Hyperemic/ ___________ Hyperplastic__ 39. Border attachments height: Class 1 – 0.5 inches distance / Class 2 – 0.25 to 0.5 inches distance / Class 3 – less than 0.25 inches distance
40. Frenum attachments height: Class 1 – High in maxilla or low in mandible / Class 2 – Medium / Class 3 – encroach on ridge crest
41. Saliva: Quantity: Class 1 – Normal / Class 2 – Excessive / Class 3 – Xerostomia _______________________________ Quality: Watery / Viscous / Normal
VI. Radiographic examination: _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ __ VII.
Treatment plan
a) PREPROSTHETIC PHASE: Corrective measures for general health: _____________________________________________________ Corrective measures for oral health: ________________________________________________________ Tissue conditioning:
Trays selected Impression material used Impression technique used Important observations & Special Problems Final impression:
Custom tray fabrication Spacer design Border moulding material used Impression material used Impression technique used Important observations & Special Problems Maxiilomandibular relation: Orientation relation: Technique used:
I agree to the above treatment plan. Patient’s Signature & Date Home address & Phone number: ________________________________________________________ Office address & Phone number: _________________________________________________________
ATTESTATIONS BY PATIENT:
a) I am satisfied with trial dentures (Signature & Date) b) Received upper and lower complete dentures (Signature & Date)