Informed Consent

Edward, a dentist, asks:
What procedures are recommended for getting informed consent on the aesthetic result of the dental implant procedure?

Is it enough to keep notes on the consultation in the patient’s file? Does the patient need to review and sign a two-dimensional drawing? Is a 3-D model helpful? How does one avoid the "oh no!" from a dental implant patient upon seeing the final product? Thanks for any comments.

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