‘oral surgery’

The Next Surgical Instrument

Saturday, March 27th, 2010

Rotary Instrument
Its mainly used surgical micromotor handpiece mounted and in turn the surgical drills. They have partly replaced the use of chisel and hammer, there are now electric and pneumatic micromotors very sophisticated, are better electrical oral surgery, and have a cooling system based on saline or distilled water to avoid heat and produce bone tissue necrosis.

Handpieces are usually straight, although we use contra, hoses should be protected with sterile bags or plastic clothing (see section on asepsis).
Cardiac Pacemaker
Electrocautery

With them is electrosurgery, are devices that convert alternating electrical current of high frequency heat that is transmitted by a small electrode. The heat applied through the electrode on the tissue produces:
*Court of tissues
*Coagulation of bleeding vessels
*Flare

Electrodes are used in different shapes and sizes, are used to cut thin, which in turn can be straight, circular or ball romboidales.los serve to produce hemostasis of a bleeding site.

The advantages of electrosurgery are producing clean cuts, sterile, nothing or very little bleeding and good healing takes place.

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Oral Surgery Main Equipment

Friday, March 26th, 2010

CURETTES AND SURGICAL MASKS
The scalers, and spoons are used to remove diseased tissue of the jaws, granulomas, cysts and extractions in which we focus on periapical radiographs and have not gone out with the tooth, put another way used to curette the diseased bone. Some are straight and curved and of different sizes can also be used excavators used in more conservative.
Dental Spoons
Using spoons
They are cutting pliers, used to remove hard tissue, have sharp edges and concave punta.se used to cut the bone ends of boards that have become acute alveolar therefore serve to stabilize the bone surfaces.

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Common Dental Equipment

Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010

There are a lot of instruments and materials that can be used in oral surgery, this section we describe the most commonly used in our media.
Dental Syringes
SYRINGES AND NEEDLES

To make local anesthesia can use different types of syringes, the most used today is the syringe that supports Radiology (cartridges or vials of anesthesia), as they are easy to use, allowing the aspiration, it is easy to change the needle and Radiology of the anesthetic.

We syringes with which we can aspire, the syringe is a device that sticks to the plunger and allows carpule move back and create a negative pressure in the case of being in the light penetrate a blood vessel within the carpule of anesthesia, and others that make the Self Aspirating, or puncturing a vessel enters the blood directly into the carpule.

There is a syringe that was used many years ago, is now banned, is not allowed yutil aspiration, injection pressure was high, the needles were of a size large but short, allowing only local infiltration anesthesia intraligamentary.

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