Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery I

1.1 Scope and objectives

1.2 Surgical anatomy (applied)

1.3 Principles of asepsis and surgical field

1.4 Wound healing and postoperative physiology (50)

2.1 Comprehensive history for oral surgery

2.2 Clinical examination

2.3 Investigations

2.4 Diagnosis and decision-making

2.5 Consent and documentation

3.1 LA pharmacology essentials

3.2 Techniques of LA (core Year 4 competence)

3.3 Management of LA complications

4.1 Exodontia instruments

4.2 Minor oral surgery instruments

4.3 Surgical principles

5.1 Principles of uncomplicated extraction

5.2 Steps of simple extraction

5.3 Tooth-specific extraction considerations

5.4 Complications during simple extraction

6.1 Indications for surgical extraction

6.2 Flap design for extractions

6.3 Bone removal (alveolar osteotomy)

6.4 Tooth sectioning

6.5 Socket management

6.6 Closure

7.1 Surgical removal of retained root tips (basic)

7.2 Management of pericoronitis (often included)

7.3 Incision and drainage of dentoalveolar abscess (basic) (50)

7.4 Alveoloplasty (intro)

7.5 Frenectomy/frenotomy (common UG minor procedure)

7.6 Biopsy (intro in OMS/Oral Path interface)

8.1 Bleeding risk and anticoagulants (UG approach)

8.2 Antibiotic prophylaxis (awareness)

8.3 Special populations

9.1 Standard post-op instructions

9.2 Common complications

9.3 Specific complications

10.1 Extractions for orthodontics

10.2 Extractions in periodontal patients

10.3 Extractions in endodontic failures

11.1 Core clinical competencies

11.2 Typical OSCE/viva topics