For dentists
Clinical cases, clinical decision-making, and professional dialogue
This section is for colleagues who want to see the reasoning behind the treatment choices in these cases.
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Selected cases
Start with the cases
CASE 01
Full-Mouth Rehabilitation: Evaluating the Definitive Plan First Through Provisional Rehabilitation
Testing the plan before definitive treatment
CASE 06
Anterior Rehabilitation: When Choosing Not to Treat Is Part of Treatment
When restraint is part of treatment planning
CASE 08
Fixed Implant-Supported Rehabilitation of Both Arches: When the Value of Design Extends Beyond the Day of Delivery
Design decisions that matter beyond delivery day
CASE 04
Ceramic veneers: when the most important decision is knowing where to stop
CASE 03
Maxillary and mandibular overdentures: when treatment is about more than retention
CASE 05
Maxillary Anterior Rehabilitation: When One Treatment Alone Is Not Enough to Achieve Final Harmony
CASE 12
Implant Rehabilitation While Preserving a Natural Tooth: When One Remaining Tooth Plays a Key Role
CASE 13
When Perfect Symmetry Is Not the Right Treatment
CASE 07
Rehabilitation of Both Edentulous Arches: When More Complex Treatment Is Not Necessarily Better
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Treatment-planning approach
Questions I consider when reviewing a case
What is the patient's actual problem before choosing the type of treatment?
Which parts of treatment are genuinely necessary, and where can intervention be reduced or limited?
What are the long-term implications of this decision for maintenance, repairability, tissue health, and future treatment options?
These questions are not meant as a universal formula for patients or as instructions for colleagues; they are simply questions I return to in many clinical cases.
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Discussion and exchange of ideas
If something in one of the cases or articles raises a question—or if you have encountered a similar clinical situation that you think is worth discussing—please feel free to get in touch.