Principles of Oral Surgery Flashcards
The reason why the patient sought treatment
Chief Complaint
Generally is a short history of the chief complaint
History of Present Illness (HPI)
Extraoral radiograph used to view the condyle and ramus
Towne’s
Extraoral radiograph used to view the maxillary sinus
Waters
An older method of viewing the mandible
Extraoral x-ray
Prescribed when panoramic is not available
Lateral Oblique
Radiographs Used in ortho for case analysis when you do
tracing.
Cephalometric
Generic name of panoramic xray
Orthopantomogram
Most common form of x-ray
Periapical
Radiographs Use for viewing zygomatic process
Submentovertex (SMV)
Radiographs showing the base of the skull, positions of the mandibular condyles, and zygomatic arches
Submentovertex (SMV)
Views of CBCT
Coronal/frontal, axial, sagittal, 3D rendering
Principles of Oral Surgery
Asepsis
Control of Infection
Atraumatic Surgery
Maintenance of a Patent Airway
Good Anesthesia
Principle of Oral Surgery concerned with Degloving
Asepsis
Principle of Oral Surgery concerned with Disinfecting your instruments and your working area
Control of Infections
Principle of Oral Surgery concerned with Minimal tissue handling and trauma
Atraumatic Surgery
Principle of Oral Surgery concerned with Proper flap design for the case
Atraumatic Surgery
Principle of Oral Surgery concerned with Tongue obstructions
Maintenance of a Patent Airway
Principle of Oral Surgery concerned with Removal of dentures,
Maintenance of a Patent Airway
Principle of Oral Surgery concerned with Severe odontogenic infections
Maintenance of a Patent Airway
Principle of Oral Surgery concerned with Anesthetic Agent that will be used
Good anesthesia
Principle of Oral Surgery concerned with Appropriate use of antibiotics.
Control of Infections
Radiograph to study the grown and development/ortho
Postero anterior
Radiograph to study Facial symmetry
Postero anterior
This view gives you an overview of the maxillary sinus and the presence of colics and fluids for infections.
Water’s view
