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General anaesthesia for periodontal surgery
Journal of Clinical Periodontology, 1978Abstract. A technique is described in which full‐mouth periodontal surgery is carried out under general anaesthesia. The use of an endotracheal tube with inflatable cuff allows good visibility and access to all parts of the mouth unhampered by a throat pack; access is further improved by sloping the operating table foot‐down.A system of haemorrhage ...
J D, Manson, S, Millar-Danks
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Intraseptal anesthesia in periodontal surgery
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1985This study discusses the rationale, describes the technique, and clinically evaluates the effectiveness of intraseptal injection for surgical procedures, such as open flap curettage. An alternative to conventional local infiltration or regional nerve block injection of anesthesia can be used with efficacy and safety.
A P, Saadoun, S, Malamed
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A model for teaching periodontal surgery
British Dental Journal, 1990A simple laboratory-made model is described for periodontal surgical technique exercises. It has proved useful for tutor demonstration and student practice of all aspects of flap management.
K W, Hemmings, C, Clark, J B, Kieser
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Pain experience in periodontal surgery
Journal of Periodontal Research, 1967A trial is described during which the pain experienced by 200 patients who had undergone periodonta! surgery is examined. Pain was experienced by 73.5 % of patients and was severe in 21.0%. A greater proportion of patients who had undergone complicated surgery experienced pain than those who had undergone simple surgery.
J D, Strahan, H D, Glenwright
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Supportive Periodontal Therapy After Reconstructive Periodontal Surgery
Dental Clinics of North America, 1991Clinical practice and research have established the value of supportive periodontal treatment after reconstructive periodontal surgery. The clinical procedures and the rationale for developing individualized treatments are discussed in general and for specific types of reconstructive procedures.
M G, Newman, S L, Newman
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Decision Trees in Periodontal Surgery: Resective Versus Regenerative Periodontal Surgery
2020Traditionally, periodontal surgical procedures such as osseous resective surgery and open flap debridement have been used as a treatment modality in order to control the progression of periodontal disease. The advent of new tools such as microscopes, cone beam computed tomography, and new surgical techniques has fundamentally changed treatment ...
Aniruddh Narvekar +2 more
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Mucogingival Repairs in Periodontal Surgery
Dental Clinics of North America, 1976The utilization of partial thickness apically repositioned flaps, laterally repositioned flaps, and free mucosal autografts enable the clinician to repair most mucogingival problems. These techniques may be used separately or in combination to increase the zone of attached gingiva, deepen the vestibular fold, and eliminate muscle and frenum pulls.
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Suturing techniques in periodontal surgery
British Dental Journal, 1989This paper describes and illustrates the use of the blanket or continuous hem loop suture for periodontal flap surgery. It is suggested that this may be a particularly suitable suture for certain conservative surgical techniques.
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