Preprosthetic surgery Flashcards

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Structures that may require removal

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  • Tori
  • Frenuli
  • Mylohyoid ridges and alveolar crest
  • Maxillary tuberosity reduction
  • Epiludes on maxillary vestibule
  • Alveoloplasty following tooth removal
  • Exostosis
  • Reduction of genial tubercles
  • Removal of palatal papillary hyperplasia
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Why preprosthetic surgery is undertaken

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  • Irregular soft tissue anatomy-impingement of flanges
  • Health of overlying mucosa affected by bony irregularites
  • Anatomy prevents seating of denture and dislodgement
  • Pain and discomfort
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Effect of tori on prosthesis

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  • Discomfort and prevent seating
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Effect of frenuli on prosthesis

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Interfere with seating and dislodgement

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Effect of irregular mylohyoid ridges and alveolar crest

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  • Irritation and pain during occlusal loading
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Effect of epiludes on maxillary vestibule

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  • Source of infection, irritation and pain
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Why alveoloplasty is undertaken

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  • After extraction to preserve alveolar bone integrity
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Procedure for alveoloplasty

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  • LA
  • Incision(horizontal w/ two releasing incisions)
  • Bone accessed and trimmed w/ ronguers, fine osteotome or bone file
  • Closing of area
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Exostosis

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  • Benign hypertrophic formations
  • More common in maxilla
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Treatment of exostosis

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  • LA
  • Envelope flap w/ vertical releasing incision
  • Bone resected and then smoothed with osteotome or bur
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Genial tubercles

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  • Genioglossus muscle attaches to it at lingual aspect
  • Mandibular resorption- more prominant tubercle
  • Impairs wearing of denture and function
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Treatment/removal of genial tubercle

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  • LA
  • Crestal incision w/15 blade
  • Subperiosteal access obtained until tubercles and muscle evident
  • Sharp dissection of genioglossal muscle(electrocautery)
  • Resection of tubercle w/ fissure bur
  • Strict homeostasis before closure
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Mylohoid ridge

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  • Extensive resorption of mandible= mylohyoid ridge prominence
  • Denture displacement and muscle strain+pain
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Procedure of reduction of mylohyoid ridge

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  • LA
  • Crestal incision along posterior mandibular ridge
  • Subperiosteal dissection to expose ridge and muscle
  • Muscle attachment grasped w/ curved clamp and seperated w/ electrocautery
  • Smoothing of ridge w/ bur
  • Suturing
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Palatal and lingual exostoses aka tori are

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Benign osseous growth

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13
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Types of lingual tori

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  • Bilateral
  • Singular
  • Lobulated
  • Multiple
14
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Procedure for removal of lingual tori

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  • LA
  • Horizontal crestal incision
  • Removal w/ bur/ osteotome
  • Gauze under tongue to prevent hematoma formation
15
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Palatal tori

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  • Mostly in middle palatal vault
  • Twice as common in women
  • Broad, lobulated and nodular
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Indications for palatal tori removal

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  • Large nodular and lobulated-interfere w/ seating of denture
  • Traumatised mucosal surface
  • Extend beyond palatal region
  • Deep undercuts
  • Complicates speaking
17
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Types of incisions for palatal tori removal

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  • C or U shaped
  • Open door technique(double Y-incision)
  • Palatal flap technique

Depends on type and height of tori

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Procedure for removal of palatal tori

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  • LA(makor palatal and nasopalatal nerves, labial infiltrations)
  • Incision
  • Subperiosteal flap elevated
  • Removal of tori w/ round bur if small
  • If large=> sectioned w/ fissure bur and removed w/ osteotome or egg shaped stainless steel bur
  • Heavy irrigation w/ saline
  • Suturing
18
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Maxillary tuberosity potential issue

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Enlarged tuberosity limits intermaxillary space

19
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Maxillary tuberosity reduction procedure

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  • LA
  • Incisions subperiosteally
  • Excess submucosa removed
  • Suturing