Basic Dentoalveolar Surgery Exam I – With 100% Accurate Solutions
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Dental Surgery
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Dental Surgery
Basic Dentoalveolar Surgery Exam I – With 100% Accurate Solutions
Basic Dentoalveolar Surgery Exam I – With 100% Accurate Solutions
What is a "simple" extraction? - ANSWER - - There is no such thing as a simple extraction
- Use the word "routine" when describing an extraction, or the patie...
, Basic Dentoalveolar Surgery Exam I –
With 100% Accurate Solutions
What is a "simple" extraction? - ANSWER - - There is no such thing as a simple
extraction
- Use the word "routine" when describing an extraction, or the patient may get a bad
impression of what will happen during the surgery
What will change the "path of removal" of a tooth? - ANSWER - - The path of
removal for a straight rooted tooth will be straight up
- The path of removal for a tooth with a curved root will not be straight up - if root
curves distally, the tooth must be removed in a distal direction
What should Plan A always be with an erupted tooth for removal? - ANSWER - -
Elevation & delivery with forceps, not surgical extraction
List the most common mistakes that occur with basic exodontia. - ANSWER - - Poor
Planning
- Poor Preparation
- Poor Pre-surgical evaluation
- Poor Anesthesia
- Poor Visibility (flap design)
- Poor Follow-up (post-operative complications)
What heals faster, a 5cm incision or a 10cm incision? - ANSWER - - They heal at the
same rate
- You must see well to do well in surgery; don't lay a tiny flap!
List the minimum requirements to perform basic exodontia. - ANSWER - -
Radiograph
- Equipment
- Assistant
- Lighting
- Infection control
- Suction
- Medical history including physical assessment
What are the requirements for a radiograph for tooth extraction? - ANSWER - -
Radiograph < 1 year old
- Entire tooth and supporting structures must be visible (PA or pano)
How should the patient be positioned for extractions? - ANSWER - - Patient
positioned at a position where the surgeon can keep the arms close to the body:
patient mouth at or below elbow level
- Patient in the Semi-reclined position: slightly higher for maxillary extractions &
slightly lower for mandibular extractions
- *Move the patient to accommodate you*
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