Periodontology II (Surgical)

1.1 Scope and objectives of Periodontology II

1.2 Indications and contraindications

1.3 Periodontal surgical anatomy (applied)

1.4 Healing after periodontal surgery

2.1 Comprehensive periodontal evaluation (surgery-focused)

2.2 Radiographic assessment

2.3 Risk assessment and prognosis

2.4 Surgical treatment planning

3.1 Instruments and materials

3.2 Sterilization and asepsis

3.3 Local anesthesia for periodontal surgery

4.1 Incisions in periodontal surgery

4.2 Flap design and principles

4.3 Flap reflection and debridement

4.4 Suturing techniques (UG core)

4.5 Hemostasis and surgical field control

4.6 Periodontal pack (dressing)

5.1 Indications

5.2 Contraindications

5.3 Techniques

6.1 Flap surgery indications

6.2 Types of flaps (common UG classifications)

6.3 Steps in flap surgery (generic sequence)

6.4 Osseous surgery basics (resective)

7.1 Rationale for regeneration

7.2 Defects amenable to regeneration

7.3 Regenerative techniques (UG-level overview with steps)

7.4 Surgical principles for regeneration

8.1 Furcation diagnosis and classification

8.2 Management principles

9.1 Etiology and classification of recession

9.2 Indications for root coverage

9.3 Surgical procedures (UG exposure varies; principles core)

9.4 Post-op outcomes and complications

10.1 Indications

10.2 Techniques (principles)

10.3 Post-op timing for definitive restorations

11.1 Types of enlargement

11.2 Management

12.1 Post-op instructions

12.2 Follow-up visits

12.3 Complications

12.4 Supportive periodontal therapy (SPT)

13.1 When to manage vs refer

13.2 Basic emergency management

14.1 Competencies

14.1 Core competencies

14.1 Core competencies

14.2 Common OSCE/Viva topics

14.2 Common viva/OSCE topics

14.2 Common viva/OSCE topics