Introduction to OS Flashcards

1
Q

Why remove teeth due to ST trauma?

A

May be traumatising the opposing operculum of PE L8

Teeth may be buccally placed and traumatising cheek

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Why remove supernumerary tooth?

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If no path - can leave and monitor
If pathological - can impede eruption, displace permanent teeth or cause root resorption
Hyperdontia

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3
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What are the different type of supernumerary teeth?

A

Conical
Tuberculate - barrel shaped
Supplemental
Odontome - tooth like mass (complex,compound)

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4
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Why remove impacted teeth?

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Some teeth do not reach functional occlusion - lack of place
Asymptomatic and can be monitored
Potential to cause root resorption, bone loss around adjacent teeth, cystic change
Pericoronitis
Other common impacted teeth - upper canines

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5
Q

Which teeth are usually removed prior to orthognathic surgery?

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8s to allow for predictable movements to be made

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6
Q

What is the type of operation called to correct class 3s?

A

Saggital split osteotomies

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Why are teeth removed as part of systemic disease?

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Pre-radiotherapy in head and neck cancer patients - ORN
Kills blood vessels in bone therefore lack of healing
Pre-bisphosphonates - MRONJ

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