Consultant Prosthodontist (LOCUM)

Overview

• 1.
• Obtaining a complete medical and dental history including the prescription of necessary intra and extra oral Roentgenograms, Study models, and Facial measurements.
• 2.
• The development of a plan of treatment including a discussion of the financial obligations involved.
• The treatment modalities will primarily concern the following:
• Fixed periodontal splinting via cast gold and fused porcelain restorations.
• Removable periodontal splinting with appropriate stops, indirect retainers, and other specialized construction features.
• Tempo-mandibular joint appliances for treatment of Myofacial Pain Dysfunction syndrome.
• Precision and semi-precision attachment partial dentures.
• Extensive crown and bridge restorations, particularly in advanced cases requiring the re-establishment of centric occlusion, with or without increased vertical dimension.
• All types of removable prosthesis, full and partial dentures, particularly those requiring obturation of cleft palates either congenital, post-surgical, or post radiation.
• The restoration to function, comfort, and acceptable aesthetics of missing teeth and alveolar structure resulting from facial trauma.
• All types of removable and fixed prosthesis that are retained or supported by dental implants.
• 3.
• The proper follow-up with all patients receiving extensive prosthetic care as relates to their ability to maintain the completed appliances and restorations.
• 4.
• As part of in-house educational program, offers periodic lecture material on all Prosthodontic matters.
• 5.
• Quality assurance within the Prosthodontic unit through written reports including continuing education and unit meetings.
• 6.
• Renders consultative opinions and directions to other Dentist and Physicians on Prosthodontic matters.

Dental Laboratory Quality Control