FP1 Case Assessment

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FP1 Case Assessment

FP1 cases require careful assessment, restoratively led planning and a clear understanding of the clinical requirements. Work through the factors below to consider overall case complexity before proceeding.

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Vertical bone assessment

Use the clinical and radiographic examples from the FP1 matrix as a visual reference.

Group 1 · Favourable Good, even vertical bone

Little variation in bone height.

Group 2 · Caution Localised vertical defect(s)

One or more localised areas require consideration.

Group 3 · Higher complexity Very uneven or severe vertical loss

Generalised variation or severe vertical bone loss.

Modifying factors

Consider each factor in relation to this specific case.

Clinical capability

Consider whether the procedures required by this case match your current clinical experience.

Confident to proceed

The procedures required are within my current clinical capability and experience.

Clinical support required

I would undertake this case with appropriate experienced mentoring or clinical support.

Refer

One or more procedures required are outside my current clinical capability.

Your assessment

Review case complexity alongside the clinical procedures required.

Case complexity score

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Your FP1 assessment

Complete the assessment

Work through each clinical factor to generate your final assessment.

Clinical note: This assessment is intended to support clinical decision making. It does not replace appropriate training, individual patient assessment or clinical judgement.