Course Description:

Welcome to the course on Facially Generated Treatment Planning with PC and PowerPoint. In this course, Dr. Gary DeWood will introduce you to a modern approach to treatment planning that utilizes digital tools to enhance diagnostic observations, illustrate treatment goals, and create a dynamic visual representation for patient communication.

Facially Generated Treatment Planning (FGTP) is a powerful methodology that leverages patient images to guide the treatment planning process. Traditionally, this approach has been performed using tracing paper, which has its limitations when it comes to making changes and visualizing multiple treatment outcomes. However, with the advent of digital technology, the process has become more efficient, versatile, and user-friendly.

In this course, Dr. DeWood will demonstrate how to effectively utilize a personal computer (PC) and PowerPoint software to streamline the FGTP process. You will learn how to import patient images, manipulate them digitally, and create a library of images that can be customized for each patient’s unique case presentation.

Dr. DeWood will guide you through the steps of using the PC and PowerPoint to analyze facial aesthetics, evaluate occlusal relationships, and plan treatment options. You will discover how to modify images to simulate potential treatment outcomes and effectively communicate these visualizations to patients.

By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of how to integrate the PC and PowerPoint into your FGTP workflow. You will be able to efficiently create visually compelling treatment plans, assemble customized image libraries, and deliver impactful case presentations to your patients.

Join us in this course and unlock the power of digital tools in Facially Generated Treatment Planning. Elevate your treatment planning capabilities, enhance patient communication, and achieve predictable treatment outcomes with this innovative approach.

Note: Basic knowledge of using a personal computer and PowerPoint software is recommended for this course.