OVERVIEW

Wisdom Teeth Extraction is organized by OHI-S.

Total Lecture Time: 5h 21min

Description:
Online course by Angelo Cardarelli and Jason Motta Jones dedicated to wisdom teeth extraction.

During 5 online lessons, the course lecturers will consider all kinds of protocols for this operation.

The lessons are based on video demonstrations of step-by-step protocols of surgical procedures:

  • anaesthesia
  • selection and use of tools and equipment
  • work with flaps
  • bone resection and tooth extraction
  • suturing.

Here are some of the questions that will be addressed in the online course:

  • Detailed protocols for the extraction of wisdom teeth in the maxilla and mandible, incl. with a close location of the mandibular nerve and sinus
  • Possibilities of the piezosurgical approach in orthodontic treatment of impact teeth
  • Hermectomy
  • The use of piezosurgery for the treatment of osteonecrosis and removal of neoplasms of the jaws
  • Intraoperative local complications during and after tooth extraction surgery.

Lesson 1. Impaction: causes of development, anatomical prerequisites, instruments and techniques of operations. Introductory lesson

– Tooth eruption

– Dental inclusion aetiopathogenesis

– Differences between impacted tooth and tooth held in the bone

– Problems associated to dental inclusion

– Indications and contraindications for third molars extraction

– Anatomy features of maxilla and mandibula

– Types of roots shape and position

– Radiographic signs of contiguity roots and inferior alveolar nerve

– Classifications of tooth position

– Patient preparation before surgical operations

– Step-by-step surgical procedure: instruments and equipment, anesthesia, access flap, bone resection and odontoectomy, sutures

– Features of piezoelectric surgery

– Comparing of traditional and piezosurgical approach of impacted teeth extraction.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

Lesson 2.Impaction: causes of development, anatomical prerequisites, instruments and techniques of operations

– Tooth eruption

– Dental inclusion aetiopathogenesis

– Differences between impacted tooth and tooth held in the bone

– Problems associated to dental inclusion

– Indications and contraindications for third molars extraction

– Anatomy features of maxilla and mandibula

– Types of roots shape and position

– Radiographic signs of contiguity roots and inferior alveolar nerve

– Classifications of tooth position

– Patient preparation before surgical operations

– Step-by-step surgical procedure: instruments and equipment, anesthesia, access flap, bone resection and odontoectomy, sutures

– Features of piezoelectric surgery

– Comparing of traditional and piezosurgical approach of impacted teeth extraction

– Clinical cases of piezosurgical impacted teeth extraction

– Clinical case of implant placement using piezosurgery preparation

– Possibility of piezosurgery in orthodontic treatment of impacted canines.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

Lesson 3. Piezosurgery in daily dental practice

– Piezosurgical approach of germectomy: indications, technique, step-by-step analysis of clinical case

– Clinical cases of piezosurgical extractions of mandibula molars and premolars in closed contact with inferior alveolar nerve

– Videocase of piezoextraction of broken implant with immediate implantation

– Application of piezosurgery for the treatment of osteonecrosis

– New forceps for third molars

– Detailed protocol for piezosurgical third molar extraction.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

Lesson 4. Extraction of atypically positioned teeth: a piezosurgical approach

– Classification of the third molars position

– Indications for using lucsators and forceps for third molars extraction

– Clinical cases of impacted third molars piezoextractions

– Types of flaps using for maxilla teeth extraction

– Protocol of upper third molar piezoextraction

– Clinical case of endoscopic approach of upper third molar piezoextraction

– Surgical-orthodontic recovery: indications, contraindications, clinical cases, techniques of piezosurgical operations

– Types of sutures and techniques for their application

– Intraoperative local complications during and after tooth extraction.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

Lesson 5.Protocols for piezosurgical treatment of pathological processes in the maxilla and mandible

– Types of piezosurgical inserts

– Application area of piezoelectric oral surgery

– Anesthesia: solutions of anestetics, techniques of anesthesia, types of needles

– Surgical view on mandibular anatomical structures

– Surgical flaps: classification, designing, surgical`s goals, techniques

– Indications, techiques and clinical cases of the use of different varieties of flaps:

- Semilunar

- Triangular

- Trapezoidal

- Envelope.

– Techniques of tooth extraction according to their position in mandible:

- vertical impacted third molar

- mesial inclinated third molar

- horizontal impacted third molar

- distal inclinated third molar.

– Clinical cases of piezosurgical treatment of formations of the maxilla and mandible

– Germectomy: indications, piezosurgical approach, clinical cases, instruments, videoprotocol of operation.

Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentist.

Skills I Will Learn in the Course
Implantology

  • Treatment Methods
    • Atypical tooth extraction
    • Tooth extraction
    • Local anaesthesia
  • Pathologies
    • Tooth impaction
    • Tooth retension
  • Implantation
    • Piezosurgery

Note: 
Access to the record for 365 Day(s)

ALL OHI-S ONLINE COURSES ARE DISCOUNTS:

- 20% for residents, students and interns

AND MORE:

- Save, by buying at the first cost

- Accumulate points and pay them up to 100% of the course cost

Credits

Total CE credits: 4.5

This continuing education activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the standards of the ADA Continuing Education Recognition Program (ADA CERP).

ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.

Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to the Commission for Continuing Education Provider Recognition.

  • 4.5 CE Credits
  • TARGET AUDIENCE

    DentistPeriodontistsImplantologists

    SPECIALITIES

    Periodontics and PeriodontologyDentistry

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