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Module 9 videos:
1. Patient and operator positioning
2. How to use an elevator
3. Grasp the pliers from above or below
4. Basic Principles of Extractions
5. Appropriate application of forces
6. Buy points
7. Incision
8. Incision and drainage, part 1. 1
9. Incision and drainage, part 1. 2
10. Shutter Basics
11. Envelope Flaps
12. Three-corner flaps
13. Flaps at four corners
14. Buccal advancement flap
15. Sectioning of maxillary molars
16. Sectioning of mandibular molars
17. Sectioning of premolars
18. Bone Removal
19. Trough
20. Debridement of the alveoli
At the end of Module 9, general dentists will be able to:
– Correctly position their patients during the extraction of maxillary teeth.
– Correctly position their patients during the extraction of teeth from the mandible.
– Demonstrate proper technique for using a straight lift.
– Compare and contrast an overhand forceps grip with an underhand forceps grip.
– State the objectives of an extraction.
– List tips to facilitate better, more predictable extractions.
– Tell the general technique for a simple extraction.
– Explain what a point of purchase is.
– Realize how we use purchase points to our advantage.
– Demonstrate how to make a point of purchase.
– Demonstrate the technique for creating full thickness flaps.
– Recite the areas where incisions should not be made.
– State the fundamental principles of proper shutter design and consideration.
– Know when to use envelope flaps.
– Discuss the benefits of an envelope flap.
– Demonstrate the technique for creating an envelope flap.
– Know when to use a three-corner flap.
– Show how to create a three-corner flap.
– Know when to use a four-corner flap.
– Show how to create a four corner flap.
– Discuss the technique of creating a buccal advancement flap to repair a sinus perforation.
– State the advantages and disadvantages of a buccal advancement flap.
– Confidently section and surgically remove maxillary and mandibular molars.
– Confidently trim broken premolar teeth or roots if applicable.
– Understand what the bony hollow is and why it is useful in certain situations.
– Know the equipment and technique necessary to create a trough during an extraction.
– List the reasons why bone is removed during extractions.
– Discuss the appropriate approach to conservative bone removal.
– State the objectives of socket debridement.
– Perform adequate debridement of the socket after extraction.
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