COMPLICATIONS OF EXODONTIA

Question 1

Define Complications?

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Question 2

Adverse effects can occur?

Answer 2

1. Locally
2. Nearby
3. Distant sites

Question 3

With Complication you need to?

Answer 3

1. Identify/ Recognize
2. Prevention
3. Treatment/ Management

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Question 4

Classify and Discuss Complications

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Question 5

List three factors contributing to complications?

Answer 5

1. Patient Factors
2. Operator Factors
3. Equipment/ Instruments/Environmental factors

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Question 6

List 2 general complications?

Answer 6

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1. Post op pain
2. Hemorrhage

Question 7

Complications related to the tooth being extracted?

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1. Root fracture
2. Root displacement in adjacent spaces or antrum
3. Loss of tooth in the pharnyx

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Question 8

Complications related to injury of adjacent teeth?

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1. Extraction of wrong tooth
2. Luxation of adjacent
3. # or dislodgement of adjacent tooth restoration

Question 9

Complications related to Soft tissue injury?

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Question 10

Complications related to Osseous structure

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Question 11

Complications regarding injury to adjacent structures?

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Question 12

Complications related to Delayed healing and Infections?

Answer 12

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1. Dry socket
2. Wound deshiscene
3. Infection
4. Osteomyelitis

Question 13

List the intra-operative complications? [12]

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Question 14

Damage to Nerve can occurs I’m three ways, which are? [3]

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1. Stretching
2. Compression
3. Laceration

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Question 15

Damage to nerve results in three things? [3]

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1. Neuropraxia
2. Neurotemesis
3. Axonotmesis

Question 16

What does NEUROPRAXIA mean?

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The mildest form of traumatic peripheral nerve injury
Results in weakness and parasthesia

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What does NEUROTEMESIS?

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Complete transection of a peripheral nerve.
Complete sensory and motor deficit

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What does AXONOTMESIS mean?

Answer 18

Anatomical interruption of the axon with no or only partial interruption of the connective tissue framework

Question 19

List 10 post-operative complications?

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Question 20

What to do when a complication occurs? [8]

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Question 21

How to Manage Soft tissue injuries? [4]

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Question 22

How to manage Crown fracture? [3]

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Question 23

What do you need when removing fractured root? [3]

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1. Adequate lighting
2. Irrigation
3. Suctioning

Question 24

Retrieval of root using?

Answer 24

1. Root forceps
2. Elevator
3. Trans alveolar method

Question 25

When do you leave a fractured root in situ? [5]

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Question 26

What causes fracture of alveolar plate? [8]

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Question 27

Management of alveolar plate fracture?

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