Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery II

1.1 Surgical assessment and treatment planning

1.2 Surgical anatomy review

1.3 Principles of flap design

1.4 Bone removal and tooth sectioning

1.5 Suturing principles

2.1 Classification of impacted teeth

2.2 Mandibular third molar impaction

2.3 Maxillary third molar impaction

2.4 Canine impaction

2.5 Other impacted teeth

3.1 Intraoperative complications

3.2 Displacement complications

3.3 Bleeding complications

3.4 Dry socket and postoperative pain

3.5 Nerve injury

4.1 Pathogenesis of odontogenic infection

4.2 Clinical assessment of infection

4.3 Fascial space infections

4.4 Management principles

4.5 Severe odontogenic infection

5.1 Cardiovascular disease

5.2 Anti coagulated patients

5.3 Diabetes Mellitus

5.4 Immunocompromised patients

5.5 Bleeding disorders

6.1 Principles of trauma assessment

6.2 Soft tissue injuries

6.3 Mandibular fractures

6.4 Midface fractures

6.5 Dentoalveolar trauma

7.1 Classification of jaw cysts

7.2 Common odontogenic cyst; 7.2.1 Radicular cyst

7.2 Common odontogenic cysts; 7.2.5 Lateral periodontal cyst

7.2 Common odontogenic cysts; 7.2.2 Residual cyst

7.2 Common odontogenic cysts; 7.2.3 Dentigerous cyst

7.2 Common odontogenic cysts; 7.2.4 Odontogenic Keratocyst

7.3 Non-odontogenic and pseudocysts; 7.3.1 Nasopalatine duct cyst

7.3 Non-odontogenic and pseudocysts; 7.3.2 Simple bone cyst

7.3 Non-odontogenic and pseudocysts; 7.3.3 Aneurysmal bone cyst

7.3 Non-odontogenic and pseudocysts; 7.3.4 Static bone cavity

7.3 Non-odontogenic and pseudocysts; 7.3.5 Differential diagnosis

7.4 Investigation of jaw cysts

7.5 Management of jaw cysts

8.1 Odontogenic tumours

8.2 Fibro-osseous lesions

8.3 Giant cell lesions

8.4 Exostosis and tori

9.1 Oral potentially malignant disorders; 9.1.1 Leukoplakia

9.1 Oral potentially malignant disorders; 9.1.2 Erythroplakia

9.1 Oral potentially malignant disorders; 9.1.3 Oral submucous fibrosis

9.1 Oral potentially malignant disorders; 9.1.4 Oral lichen planus

9.1 Oral potentially malignant disorders; 9.1.5 Actinic cheilitis

9.2 Oral squamous cell carcinoma

9.3 Diagnosis & staging

9.4 Management overview

9.5 Dental role in oral cancer care

10.1 TMJ anatomy and background

10.2 Classification of TMD

10.3 Clinical assessment

10.4 Management of TMD

10.5 TMJ emergencies and advanced care

11.1 Salivary gland anatomy and physiology

11.2 Obstructive salivary disease

11.3.1 Acute bacterial sialadenitis

11.3.2 Viral sialadenitis

11.3.3 Chronic sialadenitis

11.3.4 Sjogren syndrome

11.3.5 Xerostomia

11.4.1 Benign salivary tumours

11.4.2 Malignant salivary tumours

11.4.3 Red flag features

11.4.4 Facial nerve involvement

11.4.5 Referral principles

12.1 Pre-prosthetic surgery

12.2 Ridge defects and augmentation awareness

12.3 Dental implant surgical principles

12.4 Peri-implant disease surgical awareness

13.1 Principles of orofacial pain diagnosis

13.2 Trigeminal neuralgia

13.3 Other neuralgias and neuropathies

13.4 Headache disorders relevant to dentistry

14.1 Dentofacial deformity

14.2 Orthognathic assessment

14.3 Common orthognathic procedures

14.4 Cleft lip and palate surgical awareness

15.1 Maxillary sinus anatomy and relevance

15.2 Oroantral communication and fistula

15.3 Odontogenic sinusitis

15.4 Sinus-related surgical complications

16.1 Analgesics in oral surgery

16.2 Antibiotics in oral surgery

16.3 Steroids and anti-inflammatory drugs

16.4 Local anaesthesia complications

17.1 Medical emergencies during oral surgery

17.2 Surgical emergencies

17.3 Emergency referral and documentation

18.1 Consent in oral surgery

18.2 Clinical governance

18.3 Communication and professionalism

18.4 Safeguarding and special care considerations