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If a patient refuses definitive treatment, that refusal should be documented, along with the patients signature on a document that states he or she understands the ramifications of nontreatment. It is the doctors decision whether to retain or dismiss the patient from the practice.
Periodontal treatment is very important. It does prevent tooth loss, which can be caused by periodontitis. This treatment also prevents other issues caused by periodontitis, like heart attack risks. You should talk to your dentist if you suspect periodontitis.
Abandonment is generally defined as the termination of the dentist-patient relationship at an unreasonable time and without giving the patient the chance to find another dentist.
A simple rationale for why to make a referral to a periodontist is if the general practice has docHubed its limitations in managing risk for continued attachment loss. In addition, a referral should be considered if the general practice does not have in-house surgical capabilities for regenerative or resective therapy.
Simply put, this means that you always have the right to refuse recommended treatment. When your dentist explains treatment options to you, they should also give you the option of no treatment at all. There are usually consequences with this option, all of which will be explained to you during your appointment.
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DENTISTS CONCERNS. Dentist perspective. ing to the Code on Dental Procedures and Nomenclature, this procedure is performed following periodontal therapy and continues for the life of the dentition.
D4342 periodontal scaling and root planing One to three teeth per quadrant Definition: A therapeutic procedure involving instrumentation of the crown and root surfaces of the teeth designed to remove plaque and calculus, as well as remove cementum and dentin that is rough, and/or permeated by calculus or contaminated
The ADA states, If the patient refuses the proposed treatment, the dentist must inform the patient about the consequences of not accepting the treatment and get a signed informed refusal. However, obtaining an informed refusal does not release the dentist from the responsibility of providing a standard of care.

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