30 Questions
What is a possible consequence of bleeding from the floor of the mouth during an implant osteotomy procedure?
Difficulty in swallowing
Which artery is not within the surgical area during sinus augmentation?
Facial artery
What is a rare but potentially severe complication of sinus augmentation?
Emphysema
Where is the site of bleeding during an implant osteotomy procedure in the posterior mandible?
Middle lingual artery
What is the recommended treatment for bleeding from the mylohyoid artery during an implant osteotomy procedure?
Finger pressure at the site
What is the blood supply of the maxillary sinus derived from?
Infraorbital, greater palatine, and posterior superior alveolar arteries
What percentage of chlorhexidine digluconate is used for rinsing?
0.1% to 0.2%
What is the duration of systemic antibiotic therapy?
10 days
What is the purpose of applying chlorhexidine gels?
To control plaque
What is the purpose of osteoplasty around the defect?
To reposition the flap
What determines the level of esthetic complications?
All of the above
What is the purpose of controlled release devices?
To deliver antibiotics locally
What is a common consequence of edema swelling in the floor of the mouth after surgery?
Trismus and lack of hygiene in the wound
Which of the following is a risk factor for edema swelling after surgery?
Bone regenerating techniques
What is the primary cause of inadvertent insufflation?
High-speed handpiece
What is the typical duration of edema swelling after surgery?
A few days
What is the reported incidence of nerve lesions?
0%-44%
What is the primary cause of compression of the inferior alveolar nerve?
Compression of the implant body into the canal
What is the result of an arterial trauma during surgery?
Severe bleeding and ecchymosis
What is the term for small hemorrhagic patches that can develop as a result of injury?
Petechiae
What can produce a temporary pressure increase in the mandibular canal?
Postsurgical intra-alveolar edema or hematomas
Which nerve is most likely to be affected by traction on the mental nerve in an elevated flap?
Mental nerve
What is the purpose of a schema representing the arterial anatomy in the floor of the mouth?
To guide intermental surgery procedures
What can result in an accidental intraneural injection?
Traumatic flap reflection
What is the typical timeframe for wound dehiscence to occur after surgery?
Within the first 10 days
What is the primary reason for flap dehiscence in diabetic patients?
Poor-quality mucosa
What is the recommended treatment for small dehiscence?
No surgical correction
What is the benefit of using free connective tissue grafts in case of large dehiscence?
Better esthetical results
What is the recommended preoperative assessment for reducing the risk of wound dehiscence?
Measuring the amount of keratinized mucosa present
What is the recommended time frame for delaying the use of removable dentures after surgery?
2 weeks after surgery
Learn about the causes and effects of edema swelling and hemorrhage in oral surgery patients. Understand the management and care techniques to alleviate these complications. Quiz yourself on the potential risks and consequences of oral surgery.
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