
Surgical Case Planning Analyzer
Analyze oral surgical cases and generate evidence-based treatment plans with risk stratification
What You Can Do
This skill systematizes pre-operative planning by synthesizing radiographic findings, medical histories, and diagnostic data into actionable surgical strategies. You'll generate risk-stratified treatment sequences, identify anatomical hazards with location-specific mitigation strategies, and create detailed case summaries for specialist handoffs and peer review documentation.
Features
synthesize CBCT/radiographic findings with systemic comorbidities (diabetes, bisphosphonate therapy, immunosuppression) into comprehensive risk profiles
develop staged multi-tooth extraction and implant placement strategies that optimize healing and minimize complications
identify proximity to inferior alveolar nerve, maxillary sinus, and vital structures with location-specific mitigation tactics
generate surgeon-to-surgeon communication documents for complex referrals with clear clinical reasoning
create defensible pre-operative plans that document clinical decision-making for peer review and liability protection
systematize complex cases requiring coordinated extraction, bone grafting, and implant placement timelines
Example Output
Input: CBCT showing marginal bone loss around tooth #8, patient history of uncontrolled diabetes and bisphosphonate therapy for metastatic bone disease, failed endodontic treatment.
Output:
- Risk Category: HIGH (bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis, hyperglycemia, anterior esthetic zone)
- Hazards: Anterior superior alveolar artery proximity, bisphosphonate-induced healing delay, esthetic compromise risk
- Recommended Plan: 1) Endodontist consultation to confirm non-restorable status, 2) Optimize HbA1c <7% with physician, 3) Surgical extraction with minimal trauma, avoid alveolar osteotomy, preserve facial bone plate, 4) 6-month osseointegration delay before implant placement, 5) Soft tissue graft at placement to enhance esthetic outcome
Input: Full-mouth examination: 6 non-restorable teeth, severe Type II Ridge resorption, controlled hypertension, no bisphosphonate history.
Output:
- Risk Category: MODERATE (ridge morphology, multi-tooth extraction)
- Phase 1 (Months 0-2): Extract posterior teeth (#2, #15, #30, #31) with simultaneous socket grafting; allow strategic healing
- Phase 2 (Months 2-4): Extract anterior teeth (#8, #9) with soft tissue preservation; evaluate ridge contour
- Phase 3 (Months 6+): Implant placement in posterior sites; anterior site assessment for bone augmentation vs. denture support
- Contingency: If ridge resorption accelerates, transition to implant-supported denture on 4 implants (bilateral canine positions)
What's Included
- SKILL.md: Core instruction file for surgical case analysis and treatment planning logic
- Case Analysis Template: Structured worksheet for radiographic findings, medical history synthesis, and risk categorization
- Anatomical Hazard Checklist: Location-specific nerve, vessel, and sinus proximity assessment tool
- Procedural Sequencing Framework: Staged extraction and implant placement decision tree for multi-tooth cases
- Risk Stratification Rubric: Comorbidity weighting system for HIGH/MODERATE/LOW risk classification
- Specialist Handoff Document Template: Pre-formatted case summary for referral communication and peer review
Who It's For
- Oral and maxillofacial surgeons — for systematizing complex pre-operative planning and risk communication
- General dentists performing surgical extractions — for case analysis before referring to specialists or managing medically compromised patients
- Implant surgeons — for assessment of marginal bone, anatomical constraints, and multi-stage rehabilitation sequencing
- Periodontists managing full-mouth extractions — for staged surgical planning and bone grafting coordination
- Dental residency programs — for teaching case analysis, clinical reasoning documentation, and peer review preparation
Best For
- Complex extraction cases with multiple comorbidities or anatomical constraints
- Full-mouth rehabilitation requiring staged surgical sequencing and implant planning
- Medically compromised patients needing risk-benefit documentation and communication
- Specialist referrals requiring detailed pre-operative case summaries and clinical rationale
- Teaching cases, morbidity/mortality reviews, and peer consultation documentation







