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Author: M. Anthony Pogrel
Fundamentals of oral and maxillofacial surgery A key work for all future dentistry professionals and interns who start in this specialty, oral surgery and dental surgery. Condensate of the work of great reference Oral and maxillofacial surgery, all reviews were made by publishers in order to update and adapt the text by making it more accessible to the student community. The content extends from the basic principles such as the evaluation of the patient, imaging and surgical instruments to specific conditions and procedures, from the exodontics and endodontic surgery to traumas, implants, densofacial deformities and orofacial pain.
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Part 1: Basic principles
1.- Patient evaluation. 2.- Radiographic images in Bolkaxillofacial surgery. 3.- Local anesthesia. 4.- Deathial infection. 5.- Instrumental for basic procedures. 6.- Basic surgical principles. 7.- Complications related to De Antaalveolar Surgery
Part 2: Dentaalveolar Surgery
8.- Dental extraction. 9.- Handling of the impacted tooth. 10.- Nerves involved in maxillofacial surgery. 11.- Dental self-trading. 12.- Endodontic surgery. 13.- PREPROTECH SURGERY AND SFUING TABLES.
Part 3: Implant Surgery
14.- Implantology. 15.- Optimum location of the implant in aesthetic area using guided bone regeneration. 16.- Placement of implant on later of the jaw. 17.- Use of autogenous bone for rehabilitation on implants in jungle bone defects. 18.- Biomaterials for bone replacement in implant surgery.
Part 4: Injuries in oral pathology
19.- Initial evaluation and management of patients with oral and maxillofacial pathology. 20.- Skitched lesion of the jaws. 21.- Odontogenic and non-odontogenic tumors of the maxillary. 22.- Potentially malignant disorders of the buccal mucosa. 23.- Principles for the management of oral cancer. 24.- Management of patients under radiotherapy and chemotherapy. 25.- Salivary gland disorders.
Part 5: Trauma Introduction to oral and maxillofacial traumatology.
26.- Traumatic dental injuries. 27.- Maxillofacial fractures. 28.- Soft tissue injuries. Part 6: Facial Deformities 29.- General information on slit Palatin lip. 30.- Correction of alveolar deny deformities. 31.- Mandibular reconstruction. Part 7: Disorders of the mandibular temporation joint 32.- Diagnosis and non-surgical management of orofacial pain. 33.- Surgery of the mandibular tempo articulation (including arthroscopy).
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Author: M. Anthony Pogrel
Fundamentals of oral and maxillofacial surgery A key work for all future dentistry professionals and interns who start in this specialty, oral surgery and dental surgery. Condensate of the work of great reference Oral and maxillofacial surgery, all reviews were made by publishers in order to update and adapt the text by making it more accessible to the student community. The content extends from the basic principles such as the evaluation of the patient, imaging and surgical instruments to specific conditions and procedures, from the exodontics and endodontic surgery to traumas, implants, densofacial deformities and orofacial pain.
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