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    Oral Surgery Volume 4, Extraction and Impacted Teeth

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    This document discusses various techniques for oral surgery procedures, including tooth extractions and removal of impacted teeth. It covers extraction techniques using elevators, separation of roots, and finger support. Methods for removing remaining roots and impacted third molars are presented, along with potential complications from removal procedures like tuber and mandible fractures. Surgical principles of definition, intention, patient agreement, and responsible screening are also addressed.

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    This document discusses various techniques for oral surgery procedures, including tooth extractions and removal of impacted teeth. It covers extraction techniques using elevators, separation of roots, and finger support. Methods for removing remaining roots and impacted third molars are presented, along with potential complications from removal procedures like tuber and mandible fractures. Surgical principles of definition, intention, patient agreement, and responsible screening are also addressed.

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    This document discusses various techniques for oral surgery procedures, including tooth extractions and removal of impacted teeth. It covers extraction techniques using elevators, separation of roots, and finger support. Methods for removing remaining roots and impacted third molars are presented, along with potential complications from removal procedures like tuber and mandible fractures. Surgical principles of definition, intention, patient agreement, and responsible screening are also addressed.

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    Oral Surgery Volume 4, Extraction and Impacted Teeth

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    This document discusses various techniques for oral surgery procedures, including tooth extractions and removal of impacted teeth. It covers extraction techniques using elevators, separation of roots, and finger support. Methods for removing remaining roots and impacted third molars are presented, along with potential complications from removal procedures like tuber and mandible fractures. Surgical principles of definition, intention, patient agreement, and responsible screening are also addressed.

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    The document discusses various techniques for removing impacted and embedded teeth including elevators, separation of roots, incision techniques, and finger support/stabilization.

    Techniques discussed include using elevators, separating roots, making incisions, using low speed bone cutting and removal with elevators.

    Complications discussed after removing third molars include tuber fracture of the upper third molar, fracture of the mandible angle after removing a lower third molar, and foreign bodies like bone cutters becoming lodged in the lingual area after removing a lower third molar.

    Oral Surgery

    Volume 4
    Extraction technique

    and

    Removal of Impacted teeth


    Dental Surgery/Minor Oral Surgery
    • Definition
    includes all surgical procedures within the
    oral cavity that can be performed under
    local anesthesia on an outpatient basis.
    As a specialized area within OMS all basic
    principles of this medical discipline apply
    to Dental/Minor Oral Surgery as well.
    Surgical procedure
    -each surgical procedure represents an injury
    and only:
    - the intention to bring healing
    - the patients agreement to the procedure
    - responsible screening about own skills
    and abilities

    protects from legal action!!!!!


    Elevators

    Hooked Angled Straight


    Root separation Upper molar
    Lower molar
    Seperated roots and crown of lower molar
    Loosening of cervical attachment
    Finger support upper extraction
    Finger support lower extraction
    Finger support/Stabilization
    • Why is the finger support important?
    to fixed the mandible
    – to maximize the effect of applied force
    - to avoid trauma of TMJ
    to palpate the bone
    to sense the tooth movement
    to stabilize the process
    Remaining Roots
    Radices relictae
    Removal technique
    1st: 2 vertical incisions covering the alveolar area
    2nd: low speed bone cutting and removal with elevator
    Removal of remaining roots
    Closure by single suture
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    X-Ray reading
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    X-Ray reading
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    X-Ray reading
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    X-Ray reading
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    X-Ray reading
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    X-Ray reading
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    X-Ray reading
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    Incision technique for lower 3rd molar
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    crown separation / partial
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    crown separation / total
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    X-Ray reading and possible nerve impaction
    theoretical situation
    clinical situation
    Removal of impacted 3rd molars
    incision technique upper 3rd molars
    Removal of impacted mesiodens
    incision technique
    Complications after removal
    Upper 3rd molar
    tuber fracture
    Complication after removal
    Lower 3rd molar
    fracture of the mandible angle
    Complications after removal
    Lower 3rd molar
    Foreign body-bone cutter lingual

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