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When MUST you consult OMFS/Dental?
- avulsed tooth
- alveolar housing frx
- FACIAL FRX

- facial swelling assoc w/ tooth pain
- refractory bleeding s/p extraction
Permanent teeth:

Tooth numbering:
#1 --> 16
#32 <-- 17
How many deciduous (baby) teeth?

How many permanent teeth?
20

32 (including 4 wisdom teeth)
Permanent teeth:

Names from LATERAL -> MEDIAL in 1 quadrant?
3rd molar
2nd molar
1st molar

2nd pre-molar
3rd pre-molar

cuspid

lateral incisor
central incisor
Deciduous "baby" teeth:

Tooth lettering:
A --> J
T <-- K
Deciduous "baby" teeth:

Names from LATERAL -> MEDIAL in 1 quadrant?
2nd molar
1st molar

cuspid

lateral incisor
central incisor
Tooth fractures

Ellis Class I - definition / tx?
involves the enamel only

does not require emergent treatment
Tooth fractures

Ellis Class II - definition / tx?
involves the enamel and dentin

require placement of calcium hydroxide (Dycal)
Tooth fractures

Ellis Class III - definition / tx?
involves the enamel, dentin, and pulp

require placement of calcium hydroxide (Dycal)
Tooth fractures

Ellis Class IV - definition / tx?
involves the root of the tooth

may require extraction, root canal, splinting with dental resin, ligature wire, or Erich arch bars
Avulsed tooth - how to transport?
#1 = rinse and PUT BACK IN SOCKET

#2 = Hank's balanced salt solution

#3 = milk, wet handkerchief

LAST RESORT: saliva or saline (can damage periodontal ligament)
Avulsed tooth - Tx?
within 1-2 hours

stabilize with dental composite or ligature wire for 7-10 days

+ 5-day course of penicillin V PO 500mg QID (or clinda)
Alveolar housing fracture - Tx?
reduce frx

rigid splint with Erich arch bar for 4-6 weeks

+ 5-day course of penicillin V 500mg QID (or clinda 300mg QID)
Tongue laceration - Tx?
#1 = secure AIRWAY (e.g., hematoma)

+/- lidocaine/epi (for vasoconstriction)

resorbable sutures (deep)
vicryl (superficial)
Lip laceration - Tx?
I&D

radiographs (to r/o foreign body)

mucosa: hexachlorophene -> 3-0 gut suture
skin: chlorhexidine -> 4-0 Vicryl deep, 6-0 nylon superficial
Lip laceration involving VERMILLION BORDER - Tx?
PLASTIC SURGERY

Repair vermillion border FIRST!
acute dentoalveolar abscess - Tx?
#1 = PENICILLIN

+/- root canal or restraction and I&D

f/u in 24 hours
Lateral pharyngeal abscess - Location? Hx? Sx? Cx? Tx?
btw mucosa and SUP CONSTRICTOR mm.

h/o recent mandibular 3rd molar extraction

"hot potato" voice, dysphagia, trismus, fever, UVULA AWAY

AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION

Urgent I&D
Ludwig angina - Location? Cx? Tx?
submandibular, sublingual and submental spaces b/l

AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION

Urgent I&D, tooth extraction, ABX, IVFs
DDx: aphthous ulcers (canker sores) vs. herpes
LOCATION!

herpes - ONLY on lips, hard palate, attached gingiva

aphthous ulcers - NOT there! everywhere ELSE!
Mandibular fractures - by location
coronoid, condyle, ramus, angle, body, parasymphysis, symphysis, aleveolar housing
Mandibular fractures - exam findings
- changes in the occlusion
- soft-tissue trauma (hematoma, lac)
- loose teeth
- abnl mandibular mvmt elicited by bimanual palpation
- step deformities
Mandibular fractures - indications for ABX?
- all OPEN frx
- all frx involving TEETH ( = "open")
Mandibular fractures - immediate Cx?
- airway compromise (hematoma!)
- aspiration (teeth, bone, soft tissue)
- trismus
- subQ emphysema
Patient sustains heavy blow to symphysis of mandible. What should you suspect?
Contrecoup frxs! (e.g., bilateral subcondylar frx)
70yo woman with kyphosis and h/o pathologic radial frx presents with mouth pain and fever. Had oral surgery 2 months ago.

Dx?
Tx?
Dx: bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis of jaw

Tx: chlorhexidine rinses, ABx, surgery