Treaty Maxillofacial Oral Surgery and Soft Tissue Prosthesis

In this way, we have tried to cover the full field of action of the specialty of oral and maxillofacial surgery.

We have incorporated technical and biological news into the specialty. We have all been part of a more exciting development within our surgical field including instrumentation and surgical techniques.

Volume 1

Part 1.- Basic principles
1.- Patient evaluation. 2.- Radiographic images in oral and maxillofacial surgery. 3.- Medical aspects - high-risk patients. 4.- Care of medical emergencies. 5.- Local anesthesia. 6A.- Sedation and general anesthesia in oral and maxillofacial surgery: one. 6B.- Sedation and general anesthesia in oral and maxillofacial surgery: one. 7.- Death Infection. 8.- Basic instrument for procedures. 9.- Basic surgical principles. 10.- Complications associated with dentalveolar surgery. 11a.- Normal healing. 11b.- Healing of compromised wounds.

Part 2.- Dentaalveolar Surgery
12.- Tooth exodiarity. 13.- Current concepts and strategies for the exodondon of third molars. 14.- Surgical management of third molars. 15.- Surgical treatment of impacted teeth other than the third molars. 16.- Nervous affectation in oral and maxillofacial surgery. 17.- Dental reimplantation. 18.- Endodontic surgery. 19.- PREPROTESIC SURGERY AND SFURE BUP Tissues.

Part 3.- Implant Surgery
20.- Implantology. 21.- Optimal placement of implants in the aesthetic area by means of use. of.- Guided bone regeneration. 22.- Placement of the implant in the subsequent jaw. 23.- Techniques for the extraction of autogenous bone. 24.- Treatment of bone bounds deficient in rehabilitation with implants. 25.- Rehabilitation with implants in the subsequent jaw using autogenic bone material. 26.- Biomaterials for bone replacement in implant surgery. 27.- The Cycomatic implant for the fully atrophied maxilla. 28.- The role of implants in maxillofacial reconstruction.

Part 4.- Infections
29.- Infections of the oral and maxillofacial region.

Volume 2

Part 5.- Oral pathological injuries
30.- Initial evaluation and management of the patient with oral and maxillofacial pathology. 31.- Kithelling lesions of the maxillary. 32.- Odontogenic and non-odontogenic tumors of the jaws. 33.- Mucous lesions (potentially malignant disorders of the buccal mucosa). 34.- Principles of oral cancer treatment. 35.- Management of patients subjected to radio and chemotherapy. 36.- Disorders of the salivary glands. 37.- Results of the management of oral pathological injuries.

Part 6.- Traumatism
38.- Evaluation of the injured patient. 39.- Traumatic dental injuries. 40.- Fractures of the Facial Average. 41.- Orbital reconstruction and panfacial fractures. 42.- Mandibular trauma - Principles of treatment. 43.- Transoral treatment assisted by endoscopy of displaced mandibular condylar fractures. 44.- Traumatism of soft tissues.

Part 7.- Deformities Deathial
45.- Lip Leporino and cleft palate: an overview. 46.- Diagnosis and treatment plan for orthognathic surgery. 47.- Orthognathic surgery in obstructive sleep apnea. 48.- Osteogenesis by distraction. 49A.- Patients with Facial Skull Syndrome: Reconstructive Surgery. 49B.- Patients with Skullofacial Syndrome: orthognathic surgery. 50.- Reconstruction of maxillary defects. 51.- Mandibular reconstruction. 52.- Engineering and reconstruction of tissues. 53.- Facial cosmetic surgery.

Part 8.- Disorders of the temporomandibular joint
54.- Diagnosis and non-surgical management of orofacial pain. 55.- Arthroscopy and arthroscopic surgery. 56.- Surgery of the temporomandibular joint. 57.- Reconstruction of the temporomandibular joint.

Alphabetical index