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This live video of a real procedure shows how an impacted canine surgery is performed for its extraction.

The surgical procedure is shown step by step.

Sometimes a tooth does not erupt due to being impacted in the maxilla or in the mandible, and the baby tooth related is still present on the mouth or either missing, leaving a gap or a maloclussion problem.

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A complete video of Surgical Procedure of wisdom tooth extraction or removal for the very much cooperative patient

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This video shows a an apicoectomy surgical procedure step y step.

Apicoectomy is a dental procedure used to eliminate an infection in the root of a tooth and adjacent tissues. It is carried out in those cases in which a root canal treatment has not been effective.

The intervention is performed through the gum to access and cut the tip of the affected tooth, surgically removing the cyst and sealing the root with different materials. To finish, the area is sutured and over time the healing is completed

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Yes, he can. A patient is classified as a diabetic if the fasting blood glucose is constantly above 140 mg/dl. A fasting blood glucose level of below 200 mg/dl is considered safe for most minor oral surgical procedures including extractions. However being diabetic makes you prone for lot of infections and has a poor effect on the healing capacity of the whole body. Hence it is mandatory to have an adequate amount of broad spectrum antibiotic coverage before and after your dental extraction. Also an optimum levels of blood glucose levels has to be maintained. So don’t skip your insulin or any other oral antihypoglycemic medications prescribed by your doctor. A preoperative blood glucose evaluation will be required by your dentist. Also if possible, a morning appointment schedule for your dentist would be ideal. Being diabetic doesn’t exclude you form any kind of dental treatment or you have to shy away from going to your dentist. You can always get your regular checkups doe, your scaling and restorations and fillings done without any hassle but for slightly complex and invasive procedures like the gingival flap surgeries or the implant procedures, there are few things you have to keep in mind and keep in check, the first is the random blood sugar, the RBS test will be required. The second one is HbA1C below 7 is what is ideal and the third and the key element is to be in constant touch with your dentist. Keep coming for follow up’s and schedule appointments and request the dentist for every moth appointments and they would gladly oblige and if anything goes wrong, we would be glad to help you out and monitor it.

This patient came to me with a large swelling and pain from her lower right first mandibular molar. We determined that the cause of the problem was that this tooth most likely had a vertical root fracture. This then led to the death of this tooth, and subsequent infection and pain.

In cases like these, the only treatment is for us to remove the tooth.

To extract the tooth, it is more simple to section the tooth into different pieces. That way, the tooth is less likely to break when we try and remove it.

In this video, I discuss what the problem was, our surgical plan, and then walk through how we did the procedure from start to finish.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:13 The examination of the tooth
0:37 Discussing the treatment plan
1:10 Making sure no pain first
1:20 Get the tooth moving
1:46 Remove the porcelain crown first
2:51 Reduce the crown height
3:20 Sectioning the roots
3:55 Splitting the roots
4:43 Removing one root
5:45 Removing the other root
6:12 Remove bone to create bone gutter
7:04 Smoothing the bone
7:21 Rinse with chlorhexidine
7:29 Place some gauze
7:35 Summing up

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What is a dry socket? Why does it happen ? How long does it last? Which is the treatment? Here we explainthe infection after tooth extraction:

00:00​ Introduction:
This 3d video from Clínica Médico Dental Pardiñas (http://j.mp/cPardinas​​) shows the origin of dry socket, its treatment and its prevention.

00:08 Healing after tooth extraction:
After performing a dental extraction, the place on which the roots of the tooth are settled, called the alveolus, is exposed, forming a blood clot on it, thus generating the first stages of healing and protecting the nerve endings of the empty dental socket.

00:21 What does dry socket look like:
Occasionally, this clot may not form due to various factors, or it may disappear due to contamination by food debris or smoking during this healing phase. This produces a process called dry socket. When the nerve endings are exposed, intense pain is generated in the area, which usually appears during the first 3 days after a tooth extraction.

00:48 Dry socket treatment:
The main treatment is symptomatic with pain medication. It is also important to remove food debris by irrigating the area with saline solution. Curetting of the socket may be indicated to decontaminate the bone surface and cause bleeding for a new clot to form.

01:27 Treatment with Plasma Rich in Growth Factors:
Another effective treatment is the placement in the alveolus of plasma rich in growth factors, since it has bacteriostatic properties and favors tissue regeneration. It can also be used preventively, placing it at the time of extraction.

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Corrective jaw surgery, or orthognathic surgery, is a group of procedures performed to correct dentofacial irregularities, most commonly manifested as misalignments of the jaws. These deformities not only cause malocclusion or bad bite, but also create problems in the temporomandibular joint - the TMJ- and the airway, resulting in difficulties chewing, swallowing, speaking and breathing. While the surgery is performed to correct functional problems, patient's appearance may be dramatically improved as a result.
Open bite is a condition where the upper and lower front teeth do not touch when the mouth is closed or at rest. An open bite can lead to a number of oral health conditions including tooth wear, tooth breakage and TMJ disorders. It may also cause speech problems known as ‘lisping’ in some individuals. Open bite surgery involves removing some of the bone of the upper jaw to move it to a new position. Once the jaws are aligned, plates and screws are used to secure the bones in place.
Protruding lower jaw is corrected in a procedure called mandibular setback surgery. The tooth-bearing portion of the lower jaw is separated from its base and moved backward for proper alignment.
In a similar way, receding lower jaw, or “weak chin”, is corrected with mandibular ADVANCEMENT surgery. In this case, the tooth-bearing portion of the lower jaw is repositioned FORWARD.
Orthognathic surgeries are commonly performed in combination with orthodontic treatments and may take several years to complete.

The patient is a 26-year-old year male from Porto Novo in Tamil Nadu, India. He began noticing the development of pain and swelling in his left upper jaw a few months ago. This has now increased to the point where there is severe pain and discomfort in that region. There is also a feeling of heaviness in that region.
Examination at a local dental clinic for diagnosis of his problem
He had presented at a local dental clinic where imaging studies had been obtained. This revealed the presence of an impacted molar in the left maxillary sinus. Suspecting this to be a dentigerous cyst, the dentist had immediately referred the patient to our hospital for management. The patient gives a history of undergoing extraction of his left upper second molar a few months ago.

Treatments ranging from simple extractions to complicated craniofacial surgeries are routinely performed at our hospital. Facial trauma surgery and jaw reconstruction surgery are specialty surgeries performed here.
Facial cosmetic surgery and cosmetic rhinoplasty are also addressed here at our hospital. Eyelid surgery to address epicanthal folds are also performed in our hospital. We are a superspecialty center for closed rhinoplasty as open rhinoplasty can leave behind residual scars.
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A little hazy on how to fold your gauze? Watch Cheryl, senior surgical assistant, show you detailed instructions on using gauze, including proper placement in the mouth.

In this video, Dr. Brett explains the step-by-step procedure when conducting a maxillary canine tooth extraction in a dog.

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Sectioning / Cutting the tooth (Horizontal Mandibular Third Molar Impaction), Oral Surgery.

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Wisdom tooth is the last permanent tooth to erupt in to the oral cavity around 18 to 25 years of age. When there is no sufficient space for the tooth to erupt or due to lack of eruptive forces, these tooth fail to erupt. Some time the teeth gets fully buried and more often partially erupts in to the oral cavity.
The accumulation of plaque or microbiological agents in the space between the impacted teeth and gums gives rise to condition called "Pericoronitis" causing pain and infection. As age increases, the bone becomes thick in the region making surgical procedure tougher; the repeated pericoronitis cause functional malocclusion resulting in joint pain. Moreover the prolonged impacted teeth are susceptible to give rise to odontogenic cysts and tumors.
The procedure to remove the impacted wisdom teeth is a simple and safer procedure. A careful assessment of the teeth, bone and adjacent is made by studying the OPG or the jaw x-ray, a cone beam CT or a CT itself.
After assessment, the bone lying over the impacted tooth is carefully removed. Minimal removal of tooth is essential as preservation of bone will aid in faster healing. Hence sacrifice of tooth or splitting of tooth is preferred that bone.
As it can be observed, in this case, the crown or the upper portion of tooth is split and through this space, the roots are carefully removed. The socket cleaned of debris and the closed with sutures. Similar procedure is done on both sides. Depending upon the amount of bone to be removed post-operative swelling may occur. For milder cases, regular work may be resumed on the next day itself. Pain and swelling are usually controlled by regular pain killers and appropriate antibiotics prescriptions.

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A failed root canal on a wisdom tooth leads to pus drainage and extraction.

Wisdom teeth are a set of third molar teeth inside the mouth. They are called wisdom teeth because they tend to erupt between 17 to 21 years of age, and this is when people usually begin to get their wisdom. These teeth usually require to be extracted between 20 to 30 years of age because they usually start acting up due to pain or infection. If these teeth are not removed in time, they can cause repeated infection, severe pain, facial swelling, pain in the joints, or even decay of the adjacent teeth. Wisdom Tooth Extraction is a common procedure, and it is advised that people get these teeth removed because they are redundant and rarely improve your chewing efficiency.

✔How to prepare for Wisdom Tooth Extraction?
This is a simple and safe daycare procedure performed under local anaesthesia, and patients have a painless experience. Before the appointment, make sure to have a light meal and discuss any medical illnesses you may have with your doctor. Also, book a cab, or someone must accompany you to take you home after surgery.

✔What is the Wisdom Tooth Extraction procedure?
The surgery begins with raising a small gum flap to expose and remove a small bone that covers the tooth and then removing the tooth in one or two parts. After that, the surgeon cleans and closes the wound with a couple of stitches. The entire process roughly takes 30 to 40 minutes.

Myths about Wisdom Tooth Extraction Surgeries
-This surgery will permanently change the way your face looks
-It does not impair your eyesight
-It will not permanently decrease your chewing efficiency
-A properly performed surgery will not weaken the adjacent teeth.

Risks involved in the procedure
If an expert does not perform the surgery, the patient can experience permanent numbness of the lower lip, wound infection, or damaged adjacent teeth.


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