PP Q's Flashcards
2 areas the mental nerve supplies
- skin of chin and lip
- gingiva around incisors and canines
Name 4 peri-operative complications
- haemorrhage
- fracture of tuberosity
- soft tissue damage
- fracture of tooth
- access difficulty
What are the aims when retracting a flap?
- good vision and access
- protecting the soft tissues
What factors influence flap design? (4)
-anatomy
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What kind of flap would be used to remove retained roots?
2-sided flap ??
What guidance do you refer to for patients on warfarin and what test should be done, when and below what result is safe?
- SDCEP guidance for patients on anticoagulants and antiplatelets
- INR
- ideally 24hrs before but up to 72hrs before extraction/treatment
- INR below 4
What 3 nerves do you need to anaesthetise for removal of a lower 8?
- inferior alveolar nerve
- lingual nerve
- long buccal nerve
What 3 nerves do you need to anaesthetise for removal of a lower 8?
- inferior alveolar nerve
- lingual nerve
- long buccal nerve
What instrument is used to remove bone?
-electrical straight handpiece with saline or sterile water cooled bur
What are 2 ways to assess that anaesthesia has been achieved?
- ask the patient how their lip feels
- use a probe to test the soft tissue anaesthesia
Three reasons that could account for a neuro-sensory deficit.
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How do you debride prior to suturing?
- physically using a bone file or handpiece to remove sharp, bony edges
- irrigate with sterile saline/water into socket and under flap
- use suction to aspirate under the flap to remove debris
What is the clinical name for a dry socket?
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