Possible Difficulties/ Risks:
1. Crown fracture 2. Oroantral communication (OAC)
3. Wrong tooth elevated (UR5 instead of the UR6 due to short single root)
4. Dislocation of Neck
5. Medical emergency - Fainting
Procedures
1. Glucose drink
2. Administration of LA
3. Luxators application, avoiding UR5
4. Forcep No:94
5. Pray hard...
Shooting Problems:
- Whole lot of amalgam fell out- Crown fractured
- Root retained
Problem solving:
- HELP !!!!! Procedures continued by tutor:
- Elevated roots (with loads of patience and time..)Outcome:
- Roots out! Yay!!!!HOWEVER............. it was too early to jump for joy!
A small sinus membrane was caught between the roots, which then means -- possible communication created!
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so....
Next Aim:
close communication
Procedures involved:
buccal and palatal plate removal, sectioning periosteum.. (kinda wish that it was a 3/4 flap advancement)
Finally... Suture!!
Haemostasis achieved.
Post-Op Instructions - emphasizing NO nose blowing ( so.. whoever it is... do not tickle the patient's nose!! )
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Summary of the morning:
45 mins extraction
3/4 done by tutor
another shoulder ache
and thank Buddha incident No:3-5 did not happen..
The only achievement = I finally get to see the charm of this Oral Surgeon that many of my colleagues were dying for -- CHRIS!
SOOOooo not fulfilling!!! =(
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