Surgical Extractions for the General Dentist. Part 1. 8/29/2017. Dr. Karl R. Koerner. 90 dental students/class. Incision and drainage of lesion.

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Surgical Extractions for the General Dentist Part 1. Dr. Karl R.

Picture from a window in the front of the building looking East.

Not OMS residents Not GPR or AEGD residents Partial bony

Flap with distal and buccal releasing incisions, follicle

Maxillary (vertical) third molar impaction, with flap and buccal

Surgical extraction, root tip removal, socket bone graft with

Multiple extractions (4) with alveoplasty, root retrieval,

1 Surgical Extractions for the General Dentist Part 1. Dr. Karl R. Koerner 90 dental students/class. Picture from a window in the front of the building looking East. 3 surgery suites 6 open bay operatories All for dental students. Not OMS residents Not GPR or AEGD residents Partial bony impaction (mesioangular). Flap with distal and buccal releasing incisions, follicle removal, root retrieval. Maxillary (vertical) third molar impaction, with flap and buccal bone removal. Surgical extraction, root tip removal, socket bone graft with barrier membrane, cross and interrupted sutures. Multiple extractions (4) with alveoplasty, root retrieval, continuouslock suturing. Maxillary surgical extraction with crown sectioning, root sectioning, root retrieval, Hedstrom endo file application, preventing root from going into the sinus on the model. Incision and drainage of lesion. Frenectomy. Excisional biopsy. 1

ST reflection No elevator Cowhorn, 151 sustained pressure Avoiding excessive force

Luxator (periotome bur) 1 month postop Expanded lingual plate.

meds, even over-the-counter Base-line vital signs, pre-op vital signs Treatment plan

requirements/options: nitrous oxide, oral sedation, IV sedation (may need referral)

$how wide can they open, pre-existing TMJ issues Crown weakness, decayed/fractured to$ your comfort zone? 65 y.o. male. Given amoxicillin by physician 2 days earlier.

your comfort zone? 65 y.o. male. Given amoxicillin by physician 2 days earlier.

2 ST reflection No elevator Cowhorn, 151 sustained pressure Avoiding excessive force Section off crown? Section between roots? Luxator (periotome bur) 1 month postop Expanded lingual plate. Severe pain for one month. It will heal on its own. Maybe I can pull the piece out. Let me try to push it back in. Really? Before Treatment Patient of record Current health history reviewed -- including all meds, even over-the-counter Base-line vital signs, pre-op vital signs Treatment plan (considers alternatives) Consent form filled out and reviewed Sedation requirements/options: nitrous oxide, oral sedation, IV sedation (may need referral) Adequate radiographs Before Treatment Other: Infection, previous problems numbing, how wide can they open, pre-existing TMJ issues Crown weakness, decayed/fractured to bone, root configurations, endo-treated, proximity to anatomical structures STILL in your comfort zone? 65 y.o. male. Given amoxicillin by physician 2 days earlier. Severe trismus. Can open about 15 mm. 24 hours away from toxicity, Ludwigs, ER Tooth extracted cc of purulent drainage from socket. Post op metronidazole, continuing the amoxicillin. Warm saline rinses. Cellulitis Abscess 2

Purulence (X 8) Pre-op. 1 week post-op selfie.

How long is this going to take? What s our schedule like? Level of competence. Recent graduate: minimal experience.

Years of experience doing and learning from many extractions. What should you refer? Ask yourself: What is your level of competence with exodontia?

3 Purulence (X 8) Pre-op. 1 week post-op selfie. I feel 90% better Surgery Dilemma Many general dentists: Elevator: no problem Forcep: no problem Luxator: no problem Handpiece/bur: hesitate Do I have to? How long is this going to take? What s our schedule like? Level of competence. Recent graduate: minimal experience. Recent graduate: experience with surgical extractions. Surgery oriented GPR, AEGD, or being taught clinically by an experienced mentor. Years of experience doing and learning from many extractions. What should you refer? Ask yourself: What is your level of competence with exodontia? How stressful does it become? How long does it take you to remove a difficult tooth? So, when do you refer? (Depends on your level.) Seriously medically compromised patient. Anxious patient, requiring IV sedation. Likely to take too much time. Likely to become surgical and outside your capability and comfort level. Predisposed to various complications. What is in your comfort zone? 3

If only they were all this easy but they re

brittle non-vital tooth, broken at the bone

injection 2. Reflect soft tissue coronally.

Periosteal elevator Suction tip Retractor

301 elevator (don t use where there is a

4 If only they were all this easy but they re not. Step-by-step surgical extraction of a brittle non-vital tooth, broken at the bone level, in the dense bone of a 60 year old. Surgical extraction. 1. Anesthetize - Mandibular block, long buccal injection 2. Reflect soft tissue coronally. Use scalpel / periosteal elevator. Periosteal elevator Suction tip Retractor NEVER AN ELEVATOR HERE Five minutes & $ elevator (don t use where there is a crown [prosthesis] on the adjacent tooth) - mesial and distal, clockwise, counterclockwise, sustained pressure (8-10 seconds each direction) - don t fulcrum against adjacent tooth - Luxate for a few minutes forcep buccal lingual, sustained pressure - for a few minutes 2 appointments & $ CROWN BROKE OFF AT CRESTAL BONE LEVEL NEVER AN ELEVATOR HERE 4

151 Forcep 301 elevator Periosteal elevator 5.

- push and wiggle vertically into the PDL space about 4 mm

counterclockwise with sustained pressure - for a few

When things aren t working for you (after 2-3 minutes), do

Oral surgeons pride themselves in taking out teeth quickly.

5 151 Forcep 301 elevator Periosteal elevator 5. 3 mm wide straight Luxator. - push and wiggle vertically into the PDL space about 4 mm deep - mesial and distal only - turn clockwise and counterclockwise with sustained pressure - for a few minutes It worked here, but the patient was 30. Some of the instruments used so far. Elevator Luxator 3 mm luxator with the MB root of an upper 1 st molar. roo Luxator Elevator Don t try one modality for too long. When things aren t working for you (after 2-3 minutes), do something different. Oral surgeons pride themselves in taking out teeth quickly. When rules change that you can t remove facial bone to extract a tooth, how can you still do it in a short time? You need a viable alternative to facial bone removal. Solution: Periotome (skinny) bur vertically into the PDL. 5

6. Use 700 (or 701) bur into the PDL mesial and distal 2/3 to 3/4 of root length.

Then Luxator to depth (white lines) - turn clockwise and counterclockwise (sustained pressure) - for a

. Which handpiece is easier to cut apically along the tooth toward the apex? RPMs don t matter.

mesial, distal, and the palatal (if the bone is thick).

tooth rather than the adjacent bone. Cavallaro JS, Greenstein G and Tarnow DP.

Cavallaro J, Greenstein G, & Greenstein B. Extracting teeth in preparation for dental implants.

6 6. Use 700 (or 701) bur into the PDL mesial and distal 2/3 to 3/4 of root length. - half root, half bone removal - only cut as wide as the bur 7. Then Luxator to depth (white lines) - turn clockwise and counterclockwise (sustained pressure) - for a few minutes Only on mesial and distal.. Which handpiece is easier to cut apically along the tooth toward the apex? RPMs don t matter. Another removal technique is to take a long, thin diamond [or carbide] and go around the tooth on the mesial, distal, and the palatal (if the bone is thick). To preserve bone, it is preferable when creating a trough around the tooth, to cut slightly into the tooth rather than the adjacent bone. Cavallaro JS, Greenstein G and Tarnow DP. Clinical pearls for surgical implant dentistry, Part 3. Dentistry Today. Oct Cavallaro J, Greenstein G, & Greenstein B. Extracting teeth in preparation for dental implants. Dent Today (Peer reviewed article for CE credit). Oct Pp Be careful. Authors suggest: Bur into the PDL -- up to three-quarters of the root length. The 700 or 701 bur is slender and effective but is also weak and cannot be moved off-angle without breaking. It is not a default bur for surgery. That would be the

7 5-8,000 rpm GP Slowspeed straight 5-8,000 rpm ,000 rpm OMS handpiece + = Another way. ROOT FRACTURED, LEAVING A 7 MM LONG ROOT TIP. 8. Root tip deep in the socket. Try removing with some hand instruments first. But if it doesn t work 9. With 701 bur in a straight handpiece, trough around the root cutting about 2-3 mm apically. Be careful of the mental nerve. 10. Then Luxator, elevator, root-tip pick, mini Cryer, Molt #2 curette OR. Some other instruments used. Heidbrink root tip pick Successfully and smoothly removed. Buccal bone totally preserved. #2 Molt curette 7

translating clinical research to dental dental practice.

(Motrin) tablets (400-600 mg) with one 500 mg acetaminophen (Tylenol) tablet every 4-6 hours.

acetaminophen tablet ever 4-6 hours as needed for pain.

Step-by-step for difficult single roots. Jamaica Patient-participation.

deep) Periotome bur THEN Luxator (mesial/distal) Root tip? Hand instruments.

8 Moore PA, Hersh EV. Combining ibuprofen and acetaminophen for acute pain management after third-molar extractions: translating clinical research to dental dental practice. Post-Operative Pain Control (moderate to severe) First day: Take two or three 200 mg ibuprofen (Motrin) tablets ( mg) with one 500 mg acetaminophen (Tylenol) tablet every 4-6 hours. Second day and thereafter: Take two 200 mg ibuprofen tablets (400 mg) with one 500 mg acetaminophen tablet ever 4-6 hours as needed for pain. (Do not exceed 3000 mg of Tylenol or 2400 mg or Motrin PER DAY.) JADA 2013 Aug; 144(8): Step-by-step for difficult single roots. Jamaica Patient-participation. Good x-ray Sever soft tissue attachments Elevator Forcep Luxator or similar instrument (4 mm deep) Periotome bur THEN Luxator (mesial/distal) Root tip? Hand instruments. (elevator, Luxator, Molt #2 curette, root tip pic, or small Cryer.) If does not work then periotome bur: One side Two sides Circumferentially Cut root tip in half Followed by a hand instrument again. Monitor oralsurgeryeducation.com Not 8-5. Oral sedation, sublingual. Noticeably working in less than 10 minutes. 8

9 The following are alternatives to the Luxator and periotome bur for removing a root. They were not presented first (above) because they: Double-ended Periotomes (also have single-ended that can be hand-held or malleted.) Use devices that are too expensive, or Are too slow, or Are somewhat unpredictable, or Are somewhat ineffective, or Have a more difficult learning curve Double-ended periotome Straight periotome mallet? Spear-point Leverage device 1-3 Bone-cutting piezo Autotome Physics Forceps Straight periotomes. More effective than double ended. Picos spear 3 devices where you screw a drill into the root and leverage the root out. Pry-bar: The one shown here. 2 other types 9

10 Piezo-type bone-cutting devices taken into the PDL. Autotome. Similar to the PowerTome. Pneumatic. SD 70Z SD 70 Infection not removed. 6 months later, infection replaced with fibrous tissue that had to be removed leaving a big defect. Grafting done. Post-op. A beak and bumper type device for tooth removal. Highspeed friction-grip burs: For a General Dentist highspeed: 700 surgical length (25 mm) Brasseler 701 surgical length (25 mm) Brasseler 702 surgical length (25 mm) Brasseler 700 XXL extra long (30 mm long) (from Sabra Dental Products and Salvin) 1702 (round end) extra long (30 mm) (from Sabra Dental Products) Straight Handpiece Burs (Brasseler 5-packs) For a General Dentist straight handpieces U mm long U mm long U mm long One hour attempt by a dentist - and still not out. Removed in 1-2 minutes with bur/luxator. 10

Hospitalized, IV antibiotics, discharged in 2

11 3.0 mm (15P3A) 2.0 mm (03EA) Main surgical suction tip: 3.0 inside diameter. Special surgical suction tip: 2.0 inside diameter. Wire to clean it out. (Also 1.0 mm diameter: 02BA w/wire too.) Which is better? Surgical highspeed: no air. Lower 1 st molar extraction. Gen Dent. Tooth sectioning with regular highspeed handpiece. May-June, Acute subcutaneous swelling. Extension to contralateral side, crepitus. Hospitalized, IV antibiotics, discharged in 2 days, swelling down in 1 week. Can go to thorax and mediastinum. TX: Observation, diagnosis, may want referral, CT scan, hospitalization, IV antibiotics. 45 angle Internal, self-generating LED light Titanium coating 4-hole or KAVO attachment Example of a surgical highspeed. Mandible and neck. Sinus and orbit level. 11

$Crown decayed/fractured to bone?$ Luxator Sever gingival attachments.

12 Can t find a rear-exhaust air-turbine highspeed (surgical) without the 45 degree head. Mini Cryers. Very effective. No air in the water is best. Small Cryers Not as effective. Crown decayed/fractured to bone? Narrow cut. Luxator Sever gingival attachments. Not into buccal/lingual plate. Divergent roots? Section. Into bifurcation. Follow-up with straight elevator. continue to loosen roots Is it malpractice to leave a root? 12

Partial bony impaction (mesioangular). Flap with distal and buccal releasing incisions, follicle removal, root retrieval.

Surgical Extractions: Faster, Easier, and Less Stressful Partial bony impaction (mesioangular). Flap with distal and buccal releasing incisions, follicle removal, root retrieval. Maxillary (vertical) third