Impactos de um planejamento inadequado no tratamento reabilitador, desafios e limitações: relato de caso

Abstract

Introduction: The study addresses the importance of efficient surgical and prosthetic planning for adequate oral rehabilitation, highlighting the challenges and limitations, which may be fced, if fundamental criteria are not respected, impacting the final result of treatment. Objective: The objective is to report a case study to evaluate the influence of prior prosthetic planning to implant installation surgery, and the proper dental preparation for future prosthetic installation. The central objective is to identify and evaluate the challenges and limitations of poorly planned and poorly executed rehabilitating treatment, such as correcting and providing a satisfactory, functional and aesthetic result to the patient. The research is voluntary, with autonomy for participants to decide on their participation. Methodology: The study will be submitted to the Research Ethics Committee and will include bibliographic survey, monitoring by images and exams, and semiannual consultations for results collection. Risks will be minimized with appropriate techniques and safe data storage. Expected results: Relevant information on the impacts caused by inadequate planning on oral rehabilitation treatment is expected, contributing to clinical practice and scientific literature in the area of implantology and dental prosthesis. Conclusion: The research aims to provide data that may assist in clinical decisions related to oral rehabilitation with implemented-supported and decent-supported prostheses, highlighting the importance of proper planning, mastery of the techniques necessary for the treatment, competence of scientific knowledge and respect for biology.