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Peri-implantitis Treatment Decision Tool
Enter your findings and the tool lays out a plan in order: cause removal → decision-tree treatment → soft tissue → maintenance. It is based on Dr. Park's decision tree, compiled from the literature (2026 Korean Academy of Periodontology advanced course, Case Based Discussion). The app itself is in Korean.
- Separates peri-implantitis from mucositis using PD, BOP, SUP, bone loss and progression
- Upload an X-ray, calibrate with the implant length and measure mesial / distal bone loss (mm)
- Leave unknown items blank — every possible treatment option is still shown
- How to remove each cause — malposition, occlusion, plaque, residual cement
- Surgical design based on PIKM (≥2 mm), vestibular depth (≥4 mm) and prosthesis retrievability
Once downloaded, it opens offline in any browser with a double-click. Your inputs and X-ray images are processed only on your device and are never sent or stored anywhere.
Terms of use
These tools are for education and reference to support a dentist's clinical judgment; they do not replace diagnosis or treatment. The treating clinician remains responsible for the final diagnosis, treatment decision and outcome. They are not medical devices and must not be used to diagnose patients.
© 2026 Byoung-Kyou Park (Seoulpil Dental Clinic). Copying, modifying, redistributing or commercial use beyond personal clinical or study use is not permitted. Please credit the source when citing it in lectures or publications.
These tools are for education and reference to support a dentist's clinical judgment; they do not replace diagnosis or treatment. The treating clinician remains responsible for the final diagnosis, treatment decision and outcome. They are not medical devices and must not be used to diagnose patients.
© 2026 Byoung-Kyou Park (Seoulpil Dental Clinic). Copying, modifying, redistributing or commercial use beyond personal clinical or study use is not permitted. Please credit the source when citing it in lectures or publications.