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Periodontal & Implant Associates of Middle Tennessee, LLC Robert P. William, DMD, MS David Master, DMD, MS Jeff Penned, DDS, MS James Film, DDS, See reverse for directions. GREEN HILLS (615) 2978973

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1. Start by gathering all necessary information about the patient's medical history, including any previous dental procedures and current medications.
2. Begin the periodontal assessment by examining the patient's gums, looking for signs of inflammation, bleeding, or recession.
3. Use a periodontal probe to measure the depth of the periodontal pockets, which indicate the presence of gum disease.
4. Take radiographs or use other imaging techniques to assess the condition of the patient's jawbone and identify any potential implant sites.
5. Develop a treatment plan, including any necessary gum disease treatment, such as scaling and root planing, and the placement of dental implants.
6. Inform the patient about the procedure and obtain their consent.
7. Perform the periodontal treatment, which may involve non-surgical therapies, surgical interventions, or a combination of both.
8. If dental implants are required, prepare the implant site by removing any damaged or infected teeth, and create a space in the jawbone for the implant.
9. Place the dental implant in the prepared site, ensuring proper alignment and stability.
10. Close the incision site and provide the patient with aftercare instructions, including recommendations for oral hygiene and follow-up appointments.

Who needs periodontal and implant associates?

1. Individuals with gum disease: Periodontal associates are needed for patients with gum disease who require treatment to improve the health of their gums and prevent further damage to the teeth and jawbone.
2. Individuals with missing teeth: Implant associates are needed for patients who have lost one or more teeth and wish to restore their dental function and aesthetics through dental implants.
3. Individuals with compromised jawbone: Implant associates are also needed for patients with a weakened or insufficient jawbone structure, as they can provide solutions such as bone grafting or sinus lifts to prepare the jawbone for successful implant placement.

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What is periodontal and implant associates?

Periodontal and Implant Associates is a dental practice that specializes in the treatment of periodontal disease and the placement of dental implants.

Who is required to file periodontal and implant associates?

Dental professionals and practices that provide periodontal and implant services are required to file periodontal and implant associates.

How to fill out periodontal and implant associates?

To fill out periodontal and implant associates, gather all necessary patient information, treatment details, and service codes, and then complete the forms accurately according to the guidelines provided by the relevant dental authority.

What is the purpose of periodontal and implant associates?

The purpose of periodontal and implant associates is to provide a structured process for reporting periodontal treatments and implant services for administrative and insurance purposes.

What information must be reported on periodontal and implant associates?

Information that must be reported on periodontal and implant associates includes patient demographics, treatment performed, dates of service, provider information, and any relevant diagnostic codes.