Table 2.

Safe assessment case 2

Esthetics		Occlusion (Static and Functional)		Structure				Biology
Face: frontal view		Sagittal		Status of teeth and restorations				Oral health
Lower facial height	Normal	Overjet	0 mm	18		38		Oral Hygiene	Excellent
Upper midline to facial	Coincident	Incisor Classification	Class I	17		37		Phenotype	Thick
Lower midline to facial	Coincident	Molar relationship (rx—subdivision)	Class I—Full	16		36
Chin point to facial	Deviated	Molar relationship (sx- subdivision)	Class I—Full	15		35
Face: Profile view		Canine relationship (rx—subdivision)	Class I—Full	14		34
Skeletal (severity)	Class I	Canine relationship (sx—subdivision)	Class I—Full	13		33
Smile: analysis		Vertical		12		32
Smile line	Ideal	Overbite (%)	15%	11		31
Smile arc	Curved	Openbite	—	21		41
Buccal corridors	Normal	Transverse		22		42
Soft tissue		Crossbite	1.3/4.3	23		43
Lip competence	Competent	Displacement	—	24		44
Lip catch	Not present	Scissor Bite	—	25		45
Naso-labial angle	Normal	Space Analysis		26		46
Notes on esthetics: The main concerns of the patient are teeth 1.3 and 4.3 in cross-bite, and tooth 1.2 that is conoid		Crowding upper	Mild (0-4 mm)	27		47
		Crowding lower	Mild (0-4 mm)	28		48
		Spacing Upper	—	Treatment Goals: Esthetics: create space for the restoration of 1.2 Function: correction of crossbite teeth 1.3/4.3, correction of lower arch crowding Dentition: Restoring 1.2 Biology: no changes needed
		Spacing Lower	—
		Arch Form
		Upper	U shape
		Lower	U shape
		Occlusal Scheme
		Lateral excursion right	Canine
		Lateral excursion left	Canine
		Protrusive excursion	Incisor
		Tmd Examination
		Pain on palpation	No
		Clicks	No
		Crepitus	No
		Mouth opening	Regular

Structure, legend: O = Restoration, X = Missing, A = Abraded, C = Caries, F = Fractured, R = Root filled, P = Perio involved