ORAL SURGERY
Second semester
Frequency Mandatory
- 5 CFU
- 73 hours
- Topographycal Anatomy Local anestesia: anesthetics and drug kinetics, tools, techniques, complications and accidents Simple tooth extraction: indications, instrumentation, techniques, complications and accidents Surgical instruments: classification, recognition, use Asepsis and antisepsis in surgery, preparation of the surgical patient and the operating environment The surgical extractions Treatment of special needs patients Dental anomalies of position, number, seat Dental radiology Node and surgical sutures Mucosal flaps Folder surgical Laboratory tests Medical therapy Informed consent Complications in oral surgery and their management Germectomy: indications and techniques Wisdom tooth pathology: classification, surgical techniques, complications Pericoronaritis, diagnosis and treatment Impacted teeth Surgical debridement: orthodontic anchoring techniques Apicectomy: indications, techniques, failures, retrograde filling
- Trieste
- Obbligatoria
- Oral Exam
- SSD MED/28
Is part of:
Know the etiopathogenesis and clinical semeiotics and provide the diagnosis of dental pathologies susceptible to exodontic treatment; know the differential diagnostics for conservative treatment aimed at the recovery of the dental element. Knowing how to perform a loco-regional anesthesia, knowing how to sculpt a flap, perform a suture, skeletonize a bone segment, proceed with the avulsion of an intact dental element and the removal of fractured roots.
Know the diagnostic, clinical, classification and operational elements for the resolution of surgical problems; to be able to describe the single surgical techniques and the general information on the flaps and sutures, to know and to know how to use general and special dental surgical instruments.
Know the preparatory notions of topographical anatomy, the current diagnostic guidelines for the recognition of the main clinical and radiological lesions of the maxillofacial apparatus.
Describe surgical techniques, know how to formulate a treatment plan, know its indications and contraindications, recognize and describe the principles of therapy for complications in surgery, know pharmacological therapy, know how to provide indications for correct behavior in the post-operative period for the prevention of complications.
Describe the mechanisms of osseointegration, learn about implant systems, implant surgery techniques, participate in the formulation of a treatment plan with the use of implants, know their indications and contraindications, recognize and describe the principles of therapy for complications in implantology, know the techniques of augmentation of the implant sites, know the maintenance therapy.
From the preparatory point of view, in order to achieve the objectives of the course in question, the notions of: embryology, anatomy, pharmacology, general pathology, special odontostomatological pathology, radiology, anesthesiology, internal medicine must be considered
Odontogenic cysts classification: differential diagnostic, semeiotics, etiology, diagnosis, surgical technique
Not Odontogenic cysts, classification and surgical therapy
Biopsies: indications and techniques
Post traumatic dental replanting: treatment of traumatized patients
Dental deliberate replanting: indications, techniques, prognosis
Odontogenic tumors: differential diagnosis, surgical therapy of benign tumors and local malignancy
Not Odontogenic tumors: Maxillary Bones tumor lesions and osteoma
Parodontoma: surgical techniques
Abscesses and flegmon and their surgical and medical treatment
The maxillary fractures: diagnosis and classification
Notes on the treatment of fractures and restraint
Osteitis, osteomyelites, periostitis, osteoradionecrosis: medical and surgical therapy
Sinus surgery from dental causes
Surgical treatment of oro-antral communications and complications
Temporo mandibular joint surgery: ankylosis and dislocation
Surgical Treatments of TMJ disorders
Bone augumentation
Chirurgia Odontostomatologica
Minerva Medica Torino 2018
Odontogenic cysts classification: differential diagnostic, semeiotics, etiology, diagnosis, surgical technique
Not Odontogenic cysts, classification and surgical therapy
Biopsies: indications and techniques
Post traumatic dental replanting: treatment of traumatized patients
Dental deliberate replanting: indications, techniques, prognosis
Odontogenic tumors: differential diagnosis, surgical therapy of benign tumors and local malignancy
Not Odontogenic tumors: Maxillary Bones tumor lesions and osteoma
Parodontoma: surgical techniques
Abscesses and flegmon and their surgical and medical treatment
The maxillary fractures: diagnosis and classification
Notes on the treatment of fractures and restraint
Osteitis, osteomyelites, periostitis, osteoradionecrosis: medical and surgical therapy
Sinus surgery from dental causes
Surgical treatment of oro-antral communications and complications
Temporo mandibular joint surgery: ankylosis and dislocation
Surgical Treatments of TMJ disorders
Bone augumentation
Lecture and Hand-on in ambulatory ad Blended
Informative-didactic material on the Moodle platform
Oral exam, ongoing verification questions to assess the degree of learning of surgical anatomy and surgical techniques. Practical exercises in order to evaluate the knowledge of surgical instruments and the manual skills in using them. Practical exercises on dental extractions. Open exam questions, oriented to the deepening of the dental extraction technique and other oral surgery techniques.
Oral examination
The score of the exam is assigned by means of a mark expressed out of thirty. To pass the exam, the student must demonstrate that they have acquired sufficient knowledge of the program topics. To achieve the maximum score, the student must demonstrate that he has acquired an excellent knowledge of all the topics covered during the course by correctly answering all the questions. A single final test in which knowledge and skills relating to all modules are ascertained, even if assigned to different teachers (with respect for the teaching load which must be proportionate to the CFU).
This course explores topics closely related to one or more goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development