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Advanced Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Referenced by CONTEMPORARY ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY ( PART 2)
Implants in Dentistry; Concepts & Techniques
3-1 Implant Treatment - Basic Concept And Techniques-
3-2 Implant Treatment- Advanced Concepts and Complex Cases
Infection
4-1-1 Microbiology and pathophysiology
4-1-2 Principles of management
4-1-3 . Principles of management
4-2 Complex Odontogenic infections
4-3 Principles of endodontic Surgery
4-4 Management of the patients undergoing Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy
4-5 Odontogenic infection of maxillary sinus-
4-6 Embryology. Anatomy, physiology-
Oral & Maxillofacial Trauma
5-1-1 Objectives
5-1-2 Principles of Treatment planning and evaluation
5-1-3 Maxillary Tuberosity Reduction (Hard Tissue)
5-1-4 Mylohyoid Ridge Reduction
5-1-5 Maxillary Tuberosity Reduction (Soft Tissue)
5-1-6 Immediate Dentures
5-1-7 Overdenture Surgery
5-2-1 Soft Tissue Injuries
5-2-2 Dentoalveolar Injuries
5-2-3 Dentoalveolar Injuries
5-3-1 Management of Facial Fractures Part 1
5-3-2 Management of Facial Fractures Part 2
5-4-1 Dentofacial Abnormalities Correction
5-4-2 Dentofacial Abnormalities Correction
5-5 Facial Cosmetic Surgery-
5-6-1 Embryology & Cleft Causative Factors_3
5-6-2 Treatment of Cleft Lip and Palate怨
5-6-3 Dental Needs & Prosthetic Speech Aid Appliances_2
5-7 Surgical Reconstruction of Defects of the Jaws
TMJ Disorders
6-1-1 Facial neuropathology Part 1
6-1-2 Facial neuropathology Part 2
6-2-1 Management Of Temporomandibular Disorders
6-2-2 Classification Of Temporomandibular Disorders
6-2-3 Patient Management
6-2-4 Special Aspects in Oral Surgery
6-2-5 Examples of useful prescriptions part 1
6-2-6 Examples of useful prescriptions part 2
4-6 Embryology. Anatomy, physiology-
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