Oral Surgery lecture material (intranet)

1st semester

Introductory lecture.

Anamnesis, patient examination, communication, diagnosis. Diagnostic algorithm. Diagnostic and therapeutic protocols. Informed consent. Documentation.

Routes of drug administration. Syringes, needles.

Surgical anatomy of the maxillary and mandibular nerves.

Surgical instruments.

Sutures and Suture Materials in Oral Surgery.

The surgical morphology of the teeth.

Operating Theatre.

Surgical Hygiene.

2nd semester

Clinical examination, symptoms and diagnostics in oral surgery. Dentist-patient relationship.

Local anaesthesia I. The history of local anaestesia. Physiological and psychological aspects of the pain.

Local anaesthesia II. The pharmacological properties of local anaesthetic drugs. The mode of action of local anaesthetics. The composition of local anaesthetic preparations. Indications, contraindications.

Local anaesthesia III. The technique of local anaesthesia. Generally used techniques for terminal and block anaesthesia.

Local anaesthesia IV. Special methods of local anaesthesia. Ganglion blockade, intraligamental anaesthesia. The anaesthesia of inflamed tissues.

Local anasthesia V. The complications of local analgesia.

Operation technique in dentoalveolar surgery.

Pathology and special aspects of wound healing in the oral cavity.

The operative technique of tooth removal I. Indications and contraindications of tooth removal. Biomechanical basis and surgical technique of tooth extraction.

The operative technique of tooth removal II. Surgical removal of teeth and roots.

The operative technique of tooth removal III. Complications.

1st semester

Endodontic surgery.

Odontogen cysts I.

Odontogenic cysts II.

Odontogenic inflammation I.

Odontogenic inflammation II.

Odontogenic inflammation III.

Oral surgical aspects of the maxillary sinus.

Possibilities of the Dental Treatment of People with Intellectual Disability.

The surgery of impacted teeth I.

The surgery of impacted teeth II.

The surgery of impacted teeth III.

2nd semester

Dentoalveolar trauma.

Developmental anomalies I. Complex therapy of cleft lip and palate.

Emergency medicine in dentistry.

Maxillofacial surgical aspects of peripheral nerve disorders.

Non-odontogenic cysts.

Preprosthetic surgery I.

Preprosthetic surgery II.

Salivary gland diseases. Diagnostics and therapy.

Laser surgery. Physical properties of laser. Laser devices. Possibilities of laser surgery.

1st semester

Benign tumors.

Biological principles of bone healing and regeneration.

Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy.

Current issues of anticoagulation.

General anaesthesia in oral surgery and outpatient surgery.

Maxillofacial Traumatology.

Odontogenic purulent inflammation.

Premalignant lesions and conditions in the oral cavity.

Malignant tumors II. Complex therapy.

Reconstructive surgery in the maxillofacial region.

2nd semester

Biomaterials.

Distraction osteogenesis.

Lesions requiring surgical treatment in the oral cavity in childhood.

Pharmaceutical support of dental surgery.

Role of modern imaging methods in maxillofacial diagnostics.

Septic surgery.

Systematic diseases in the maxillofacial region.

Laser surgery. Physical properties of laser. Laser devices. Possibilities of laser surgery.

Oral diagnostic methods.

Cariology and endodontics.

Developmental disorders. (Cleft lip and palate, craniofacial developmental disorders. Dysgnathia).

Prosthetic dentistry.

Benign tumors, Premalignant lesions and conditions in the oral cavity.

Maxillofacial traumatology.

Pediatcric dentistry.

Odontogenic inflammation.

Complex therapy of malignant tumors.

Anaesthesia – tooth extraction. Dentoalveolar surgery.

Periodontology.

Reconstructive surgery.