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Author Wayland, John

Title Impacted Third Molars
Edition 2nd ed
Published Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, 2023
©2023

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Description 1 online resource (330 pages)
Contents Intro -- Impacted Third Molars -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- 1 Anatomy -- 2 Case Selection -- 3 Complications -- 4 Workspace: Equipment, Instruments, and Materials -- 5 Surgical Principles and Techniques -- 6 Pharmacology -- 7 Sedation Techniques -- 8 Sedation Emergencies and Monitoring -- 9 Documentation -- 10 Local Anesthesia -- 11 Imaging -- 12 Patient Management -- 13 PRF -- 14 Case Studies -- Lessons Learned -- 15 Insurance and Third Molars -- 16 The Mobile Third Molar Practice -- 17 My Mobile Practice -- 18 My Third Molar Journey -- Index -- EULA
Summary "Most dentists receive minimal exodontia training in dental school. All difficult extractions and surgical procedures are referred to specialty programs: OMFS, AEGD, and GPR. Exodontia courses are hard to find after dental school, especially courses for the removal of impacted third molars. Most oral surgeons are reluctant to share their third molar knowledge. Very few general dentists have the third molar experience or training to pass on to their colleagues. The removal of third molars is one of the most common procedures in dentistry. The majority of impacted third molars are removed by oral surgeons who also do hospital procedures including orthognathic, cleft palate, TMJ, reconstructive, and other complex surgical procedures. Compared to complex oral surgery, the removal of third molars is a relatively simple procedure that can be done safely by most general practitioners"-- Provided by publisher
Notes Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources
Subject Molar, Third -- surgery
Tooth, Impacted -- surgery
Tooth Extraction -- methods
Form Electronic book
ISBN 1119930332
9781119930334
1119930316
9781119930310