Surgical Management of Impacted Third Molar Teeth

Mehra, Pushkar; Baran, Shant

doi:10.1002/9780470344477.ch3

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“…Consequently, apart from dental fundamentals, pediatric dentists must be aware of modern technology. Laser technology offers an efficient method for diagnosing and addressing oral and dental issues in young patients, covering both soft and hard tissues (3,5).…”

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“…Research has shown that utilizing lasers in restorative, pulpal, and surgical procedures enhances children's cooperation, resulting in better quality of care and treatment experiences (5,6). The expectation is that lasers will soon become the standard approach in pediatric dentistry.…”

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“…Unlike traditional approaches, laser therapy eliminates the risks associated with allergic reactions and bacterial resistance. It can be used for gingivectomy, gingivoplasty, and operculectomy (Figure 1) without requiring local anesthesia, leading to minimal bleeding (5,24).…”

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The Use of Lasers in Pediatric Dentistry: Applications, Benefits, and Limitations

AlDomyati,

Bajaber,

Alrumi

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The application of laser technology in pediatric dentistry holds immense promise for improving the quality of care and treatment experiences for young patients. Laser technology offers efficient methods for diagnosing and addressing oral and dental issues in children, encompassing both soft and hard tissues. Research indicates that the use of lasers in restorative, pulpal, and surgical procedures enhance children's cooperation and results in better care quality. Different kinds of lasers, including laser fluorescence (LF), argon lasers, erbium lasers, and CO2 lasers, are used in a range of dental applications, such as identifying, preventing, and treating cavities, as well as performing various other dental procedures. Laser technology also offers benefits in endodontics, soft tissue applications, trauma management, pain relief, and orthodontics. However, the implementation of lasers requires specialized training, initial investment costs, and careful infection control measures. Despite these limitations, lasers hold the potential to become a standard approach in pediatric dentistry, revolutionizing the way oral and dental issues are diagnosed and treated in young patients.

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Profile of Odontectomy Cases in an Indonesian Teaching Hospital

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Tooth Extraction using Vertical, Conventional, and Surgical Techniques in Sebha Dental College: A Descriptive “Cross-sectional Study”

Mohamed,

Ibrahim,

Abdusalam A. Milad

2023

TODENTJ

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Objective: This study aimed to describe different techniques (vertical, conventional, and surgical) used in routine exodontia as well as the most teeth extracted per procedure. Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional study using data collected at the Department of Oral Maxillofacial Surgery, the Faculty of Dentistry, Sebha University, from March to December 2021, included 509 participants. The patient's age and gender, techniques of extraction, and tooth type were recorded. Results: The study included 509 participants aged 16 to 90. About 38.1% of the participants were male, and 61.9% were female. The conventional technique was the most performed (70.0%), followed by vertical (elevator) (26%), and then the surgical technique. The third molar was the most common tooth extracted by conventional technique. The vertical approach was the most successful for single and multirooted teeth. Conclusion: The result of this study suggests that the vertical extraction method may be used with a high success rate for the extraction of teeth unsuitable for conventional techniques. Therefore, the effectiveness of the exodontia technique is influenced by root morphology, position, and type of tooth.

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Surgical Management of Impacted Third Molar Teeth

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The Use of Lasers in Pediatric Dentistry: Applications, Benefits, and Limitations

The Use of Lasers in Pediatric Dentistry: Applications, Benefits, and Limitations

Profile of Odontectomy Cases in an Indonesian Teaching Hospital

Tooth Extraction using Vertical, Conventional, and Surgical Techniques in Sebha Dental College: A Descriptive “Cross-sectional Study”

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