Oral Surgery: Tx Considerations of Systemic Diseases
This is based on the D2 Intro to OMFS first lecture for our weekly quizzes. Covering CV diseases, pulmonary diseases (asthma, COPD), and renal/hepatic concerns.
Operative: ICDAS and Radiographic Assessment
Operative: Class III Prep and Resto
Operative: Class IV Prep and Resto Summary
Operative: Mechanical and Physical Properties of RBC
Performance can be evaluated by failure mechanism
- Deformation → mechanical stress
- fracture → mechanical stress
- corrosion → chemical action
- wear → removal by solid
- erosion → removal by liquid…
Operative: Intro to Carious Lesions & Tissue removal
Guiding Principles of Carious Tissue Removal
- to retain tooth and pulpal health as long as possible = AIM
- Preservation of dental tissues → non demineralized and remineralizable
- Avoidance of pul…
Operative: Class Vs and Sandwich Techniques
CLASS V steps (summarized)
Access → 330 FG
Peripheral cavity removal w/ round #2
Round #6 or spoon excavator used for pulpal/axial walls
*** using a larger bur = removes less tissue
Outline form → …
Dental Anatomy 3: Lobes, Cusps, Inclinations, & more
Occlusal Curvatures and axial positions
Curve of spee: 2d curvature = buccal cusp tips of premolars and molars posteriorly, curvature begins @ tip of canines and curves upwards from anterior → pos…
Dental Anatomy 2: Dental Formulae, Arches, & Eruption Patterns
Dental formula
A dental formula = indicates the dentiiton of only 1 side of the mouth but includes both MAX and MAND. Quadrants.
Must be multiplied by 2 to provide the number of teeth in entire…
Dental Anatomy 1: Classifications of Dentitions, Periods, and Teeth
Intro
Teeth are seperated into upper and lower arches
upper arch = maxillary and lower arch = mandible
Mandible = lower jar = movable
Midline = imaginary verticle line that divides the mo…