Oral Surgery And Pros Flashcards

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Soft tissue oral surgery for PROS

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Excisional
-frenecotomy/frenoplasty
-papillary hyperplasia
-flabby ridges
-denture induced hyperplasia
-maxillary tuberosity reduction
-retro molar pad reduction

Ridge extension procedures
- vestibuloplasty

Augmentation procedures
- soft tissue grafting

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Hard tissue oral surgery for PROS

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Excisional
- removal of retained teeth/roots/pathology
- ridge defect correction (alveoplasty)
- mandibular tori
- maxillary tori
- maxillary tuberosity
- exotoses - bony lumps
- undercuts
- genial ubercle reduction
- mylohyoid ridge reduction

Augmentation procedures
- autografts
-allografts
-xenografts
-synthetic grafts

Other
- implants
-inferior alveolar nerve relocation

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What is frenectomy/frenoplasty

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  • Labial, buccal or lingual
    -modifying now and not removing it
  • buccal Frenum - risk because of mental nerve
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What is papillary hyperplasia

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Overgrowth of soft tissue on palate

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Problem with flabby ridges

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Might interfere with retention so reduce these

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What is vestibuloplasty

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Deepening sulcus and in doing so you extend the ridge
- maxillary
-mandibular

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What is a autograft

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Graft from patient themselves
Iliac crest bone, rib

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What is allograft

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Graft from another human

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What is a xenograft

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From animal bio oss

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What is inferior alveolar nerve relocation

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if the resorption from being edentulous is extreme then can cause inferior alveolar bone to be on soft tissue instead of bone , causing pain and numbness

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