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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the dentition treatment planning document in the editor.
- Begin by analyzing the 'Analysis of the Dentition & Occlusion' section. Here, you will assess various components such as tooth number, size, morphology, and position. Fill in these details accurately to ensure a comprehensive evaluation.
- Proceed to the 'Dental Arch' section. Document the shape, symmetry, and midlines of the dental arch. This information is crucial for understanding occlusal relationships.
- In the 'Occlusion' section, evaluate depth and width across sagittal, vertical, and transverse planes. Input your findings to provide a clear picture of occlusal dynamics.
- Finally, review any factors affecting occlusion listed in the document. Make notes on crowding or spacing issues that may impact treatment planning.
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