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Principles of Oral Surgery & Dental Extraction referenced by Contemporary Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery ( Part 1)
Principles of Oral Surgery
1-1-1 Medical History-
1-1-2 Management Of Patients With Compromising Medical Conditions
1-1-3 Management Of Patients With Compromising Medical Conditions
1-2-1 Prevention and Management of Medical Emergencies - Prevention and Preparation
1-2-2 Medical Emergencies
1-2-3 Medical Emergencies
1-3 .Principles of Surgery
1 -4-1 Causes of tissue damage & Wound Repair-
1 -4-2 Factors that Impair Wound Healing & Healing by (Primary, Secondary & Tertiary) Intention
1-4-3 Bone Healing
1-5-1 Communicable Pathogenic Organisms
1-5-2 Infection Control in Surgical Practice-
1 -6 Pain & Anxiety Control in Surgical Practice
1-7-1 Examination and Diagnostic Methods-
1-7-2 General Principles of Biopsy and Soft Tissue Biopsy-
1-7-3 Hard tissue Biopsy-
1-8-1 Introduction of Surgical Management of oral lesions
1-8-2 Basic Surgical goals' Surgical Management of cysts and cyst-Iike lesions of the jaws
1-8-3 Principles of surgical management of jaw tumors and Reconstruction of jaw after tumor removal
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Principles of Dental Extraction
2-1-1 Instrumentation for Basic Oral Surgery-
2-1-2 Instrumentation for Basic Oral Surgery-
2-1-3 Instrumentation for Basic Oral Surgery
2-2-1 Presurgical Medical Assessment, Indications, Contraindications and Clinical Evaluation for Removal of Teeth
2-2-2 Radiographic Examination of the Tooth, Patient and Surgeon Preparation, Chair Position for Extractions
2-2-3 .Mechanical Principles Involved in Tooth Extraction
2-2-4 Principles of Elevator and Forceps Use, Specific Techniques for the Removal of Each Tooth, Post-extraction Tooth Socket Care
2-3-1 Principles of flap design, development & management
2-3-2 Principles & Techniques for open extractions
2-4 Principles of Management of Impacted Teeth-
2-5-1 Post-Extraction patient management-
2-5-2 Post-Extraction patient management-
2-6 Medicolegal Considerations
2-3-1 Principles of flap design, development & management
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