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OS is a branch of dentistry that deals with the ___, & ___ |
Dx, surgical and adjunctive tx of oral diseases
Injuries and defects kf the human jaw and assoc structures
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O D A P P |
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OS is an overlap of these disciplines |
Oral patho Dx Anes Physio Pharmaco |
O D A P P |
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OS sometimes overlaps with |
ENT Plastic surgery |
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Backbone of oral dx; Deals with recognition of problems |
Case history |
CH MDS OO AA T (sound ng unggoy) |
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Px work-up includes the ff |
Chief complaint HPI Medical history Dental history Social history Occupational history Oral habits Analysis of data Assessment/Dx Tx planning |
CH MDS OO AA T (sound ng unggoy) |
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Laboratory tests for oral surgery |
CBC Fasting blood sugar Clotting time Partial thromboplastin time Prothrombin time Bleeding time (See trans nalang for the normal values) |
C F C P P B
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In a CBC name all counts + normal values for male & female |
RBC WBC Platelet Hematocrit Hemoglobin
(See trans for values) |
PWR HeHe |
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Radiographic exam gives info on: |
Extent of pathology
Any associated structures and nerves that may be damaged during tx
Any anatomic structures that may be perforated
Info on root anatomy |
E A A R
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Enumerate the plain film (2D) radiographs both IO & EO |
Periapical Occlusal Panoramic Postero-anterior Cephalometric Lateral oblique Towne’s view Water’s view Submentovertex |
P O P Po Ce La To Wa Su |
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EO radio that gives a broader area or larger spectrum of the area youre looking |
Panoramic |
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EO radio that has xray beams pass through back of head to front of face |
Postero-anterior |
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EO radio that is usually used in ortho |
Cephalometric |
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EO radio that is used for viewing mandible |
Lateral oblique |
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EO radio that is used for viewing condyles & condylar neck area |
Towne’s view |
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EO radio that is used for viewing maxi sinus |
Water’s view |
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EO radio that is used for viewing the zygoma |
Submentovertex |
E E L Po Lo |
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Enumerate the 3D radiographs |
Computerized Tomography Scan
Cone Beam Computed Tomography Scan |
Co Co |
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CT scan is useful in seeing the ff: |
Extent of pathology Extent & Location of lesion/bone loss Position of supernumerary tooth Location of infection |
E E L Po Lo |
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Advantages of CBCT over CT scan |
More accurate Can isolate better Convenient (but expensive) |
Mo Ca Co |
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What are the principles of oral surgery |
Asepsis Atraumatic surgery Maintenance of patent airway Good anesthesia Control of infection |
A A M G C soundslike: “I am GC”
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What thing(s) must be done to achieve the principle of asepsis |
Sterile instruments Above the bracket table (should be sterile!) De-gloving Wrap needles and switches Use of proper PPE Disinfection |
S A D W U D |
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What thing(s) must be done to achieve the principle of atraumatic surgery |
Knowledge of anatomy of surgical site
Performing proper flap design |
K P |
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What are the considerations in order to achieve the principle of maintenance of patent airway |
Removal of dentures Endotracheal intubation Severe odontogenic infections Tongue obstructions Throat packs Fragments of teeth and bone |
R E S T T F |
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What thing(s) must be done to achieve the principle of good anesthesia |
Knowledge of anatomy of surgical site Proper anesthesia technique for the case Proper use of agent & correct amt Profound anesthesia prior surgery |
K P P P |
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What thing(s) must be done to achieve the principle of control of infection |
Preventing & controlling the px from getting infected as far as the oral cavity is concerned
Sterile instruments & proper asepsis methods
Appropriate use of antibiotics if needed
Proper debridement |
P S A P |
