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ch. I. Standards In Implant Dentistry. ; 1.2. Aims For Standards In Implant Dentistry. ; 1.3. Key Features and Objectives of the Standards in Implant Dentistry. ; 1.4. The Legal Standard ff Care. ; 1.5. The Clinical Standard of Care. ; 1.6. Training Standards in Implant Dentistry Domains of Competence and Clinical Application. ; 1.7. Other Sources of Guidance in Implant Dentistry. — ch. II. Assessment. ; 2.2. Dental History. ; 2.3. Medical History. ; 2.4. Intraoral and Extraoral Examination. ; 2.5. Provisional Diagnosis. ; 2.6. Investigations and Diagnostic Imaging. ; 2.7. Definitive Diagnosis. ; 2.8. Treatment Planning. ; 2.9. Definitive Treatment Plan. ; 2.10. Complexity. ; 2.11. Preparation for Surgery. — ch. III. Patient Management. ; 3.2 Medically Compromised Patient. ; 3.3 Patient Information. ; 3.4 Patient Education. ; 3.5 Managing Expectations. ; 3.6 Patient on Referral. ; 3.7 Patient Records — ch. IV. Risk Management. ; 4.2 Human Factors. ; 4.3 Definition of Success. ; 4.4 Evidence‐Based Treatment Planning Methodology. ; 4.5 Treatment Objectives and Endpoints in Implantology. ; 4.6 Patient‐Related Systemic Factors. ; 4.7 Patient‐Related Local Risk Factors. ; 4.8 Clinical‐Related Risk Factors
4.9 Surgical Risk Factors. ; 4.10 Strategies for Management of Risk Factors Relating to Human Factors. — ch. V. Consent. ; 5.2 Valid Informed Consent. ; 5.3 Patient Centred. ; 5.4 Patient Information and Education. — ch. 6. Imaging. ; 6.2 Imaging in Treatment Planning. ; 6.3 Imaging During Surgery. ; 6.4 Imaging Post Treatment and Review. — ch. VII. Pain Control. ; 7.2 Acute Dental Pain. ; 7.3 Preoperative Prophylaxis. ; 7.4 Surgical Anaesthesia. ; 7.5 Postoperative Pain. — ch. 8. Anxiety. — 8.2 Patient Management. — 8.3 Preoperative Care, Administration and Postoperative Care in Anxiety Management. ; 8.4 Communication and Professionalism. — ch. IX. Surgical Management. ; 9.2 Surgical Preparation. ; 9.3 Bone And Soft Tissue Management. ; 9.4 Implant Placement. ; 9.5 Exposure And Temporisation. ; 9.6 Organisation. — ch. X. Restorative Approach. ; 10.2 Soft Tissue Management. ; 10.3 Implant Abutment and Super Structure. ; 10.4 Provisional Restoration. ; 10.5 Restorative Design and Materials. ; 10.6 Clinical Procedures. ; 10.7 Aesthetics. ; 10.8 Occlusion. ; 10.9 Patient Notes. — ch. XI. Postoperative. ; 11.2 Pain Control. ; 11.3 Infection. ; 11.4 Suture Removal. ; 11.5 Review and Follow‐Up — ch. XII. Maintenance. ; 12.2 Recall Interval. ; 12.3 Radiographic Review. ; 12.4 Clinical Examination. ; 12.5 Oral Hygiene and Patient Education. — ch. 13. The Digital Workflow in Implant Dentistry. ; 13.2 Components and Steps of the Digital Implant Workflow. — ch. XIV. Complications. ; 14.2 Patient Management. ; 14.3 Documentation. ; 14.4 Diagnosis. ; 14.5 Surgical Complications. ; 14.6 Restorative Complications. ; 14.7 Peri‐Implant Disease. — ch. XV. Regulation and Legislation. ; 15.1 Overview of Regulation and Legislation. — ch. XVI. Team Management. — ch. XVII. Clinical Audit. ; 17.2 Decontamination. ; 17.3 Treatment. ; 17.4 Continuing Professional Development and Skill Assessment. ; 17.5 Equipment and Devices. — ch. XVIII. Communication. ; 18.1 Overview Of Communication. ; 18.2 Patient Education. ; 18.3 Communication Barriers. ; 18.4 Informed Consent. ; 18.5 Interprofessional Communication. — ch. XIX. Human Factors. ; 19.2 Threat and Error Management. ; 19.3 Team Resource Management. ; 19.4 Checklists. ; 19.5 Reporting. ; 19.6 Standard Operating Protocol. — ch. XX. Technical Procedures. ; 20.2 Communication. ; 20.3 Restorative Design. ; 20.4 Materials. ; 20.5 Disinfection. — ch. XXI. Education and Training. ; 21.2 Personal Development Plan. ; 21.3 Mentoring. ; 21.4 Qualifications, Competence and Courses.