| The patient's family story, medical story, and existing medical characteristics are determined.
The symptoms and findings related to the complaint are collected; Symptoms are recorded; The onset, course, duration and prognosis of the lesions are evaluated.
The general characteristics of the patient are evaluated by using examination methods (inspection, palpation, percussion, izcultation, transillumination, sons, diaskopy, aspiration). Head-neck, sinus, eye, ear, nose, tme, lymphs, leather examination is performed.
Lips, cheek mucosa, palate, oropharynx, mouth base, tongue, gums, teeth and oral soft tissues are examined.
Local and systemic factors that create hard and soft tissue lesions in the orofacial region are associated with the patient's complaint.
Radiological tests and other auxiliary diagnostic methods are applied and evaluated.
Appropriate and correct treatment planning is performed for the patient. |