In this article the motives for, and the characteristics and the structure of the problem‐oriented approach in treatment planning are presented. The differences, compared with the traditional, morphologically‐oriented approach are shown. The strategy used in the problem‐oriented planning is described and demonstrated with a clinical case. Important advantages of this method are the objectivity of treatment planning and the elimination of overtreatment.
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