COURSE OUTLINE
Course Title : ORAL SURGERY 2 Degree Program : DMD
Course Outcomes :
1. Acquire adequate knowledge of the basic principles and concepts in the surgical management of
the different conditions and diseases affecting the oral cavity.
2. Gain skills in the evaluation of patients and formulate proper surgical treatment plans suitable for
each of the oral problems/diseases.
3. Imbibe and develop social sensitivity to operationalize the dictum “service to humanity”in the
practice of Oral Surgery through the promotion of oral health of the community and of
the nation
4. Acquire and develop proficiency in clinical diagnostic procedures, competent judgment of various
clinical case, and effective patient management geared for global
competitiveness;
5. Apply the basic principles and skills in patient evaluation and diagnosis to identify actual cases
indicated for special surgical procedures and create the most ideal and/or the best
feasible treatment plans in the surgical management of the patients with dental/oral problems
ORAL SURGERY 2
Module Objectives Topics
Module 1 1. Recall the classical Lesson 1 :
inferior alveolar nerve Mandibular Nerve Block
LOCAL ANESTHESIA block injection technique
Lesson 2 :
2. Differentiate the Halsted Inferior Alveolar
Nerve Block with Lingual
mandibular nerve block and Long Buccal Nerve
injection technique from Block
the classical inferior
alveolar nerve block Lesson 3 :
injection technique Field Block
3. Analyze the other different Lesson 4 :
injection techniques Local Infiltration
employed to produce
local anesthesia for oral
surgery
4. Perform actual
mandibular blocking prior
to mandibular posterior
tooth extraction.
Module 2 1. Identify the different Lesson 1 :
diagnostic aids in the Classification of Impacted
ODONTECTOMY assessment of impacted Teeth
teeth
Lesson 2 :
2. Obtain mastery in the Causes of Impacted Teeth
classifications of
different impacted teeth. Lesson 3 :
Surgical Flap Designs
3. Analyze the challenges
in removal of impacted Lesson 4 :
teeth and recognize the Surgical Techniques
importance of a correct
surgical approach. Lesson 5 :
Risks of Surgery, their
4. Illustrate schematic prevention and management
outlines of the more
common types of tooth
impactions and the best
surgical approach for the
particular case
Module 3 1. Review the indications Lesson 1 :
for endodontic surgery Indications of Endodontic
ENDODONTIC SURGERY Surgery
2. Gain insights on the
different alternative Lesson 2:
treatment for otherwise Surgical Techniques and
non-restorable infected Management
teeth.
Lesson 3 :
3. Familiarize students with Potential Complications of
the procedures in Surgery and their
periradicular surgery. Management
Module 4 1. Identify cases requiring Lesson 1 :
surgical intervention in Hard Tissue Surgery
PREPROSTHETIC preparing the alveolar
SURGERY ridge for denture Lesson 2 :
construction. Soft Tissue Surgery
2. Analyze the different Lesson 3 :
diagnostic aids in the Types of Grafts
assessment of residual
alveolar ridge Lesson 4 :
Implant Surgery
3. Gain insights on basic
principles employed in
surgical procedures for
correction of
abnormalities involving
the hard or soft tissues
of the oral cavity
4. Determine the biologic
considerations for
osseointegration.
5. Familiarize students with
the different types of
implant systems used in
dentistry.
6. Acquire insights on
techniques and
procedures involved in
dental implant surgery.
Module 5 1. Identify the different Lesson 1 :
diseases related to the Anatomy of Maxillary Sinus
MANAGEMENT OF maxillary sinus of
MAXILLARY SINUS odontogenic and non- Lesson 2 :
DISORDERS / DISEASE odontogenic origin. Diseases affecting Maxillary
Sinus
2. Carry out the management
Lesson 3 :
and treatment
Surgical Management of
procedures for Accidental Sinus Perforation
treatment of maxillary and of Oroantral Fistulae
sinus disorders of
odontogenic origin
3. Appreciate the
intricacies in the
surgical repair of
accidental sinus
openings and oro-antral
fistulas.
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Module 6 1. Identify and differentiate Lesson 1 :
the types of cystic Soft Tissue Lesions
MANAGEMENT OF lesions and other tumors
CYSTIC LESIONS AND of odontogenic and non- Lesson 2 :
TUMORS OF THE JAW odontogenic origin. Intrabony Lesions
2. Familiarize with the Lesson 3 :
Reconstructive Surgery
different surgical
techniques in the
treatment of various oral
lesions.
Module 7 1. Analyze the differential Lesson 1 :
diagnosis of diseases Diagnosis
MANAGEMENT OF affecting the salivary
DISEASES OF THE glands. Lesson 2 :
SALIVARY GLANDS Management of
2. Learn the different Abnormalities involving the
treatment modalities in Salivary Glands
the affections of the
salivary glands.
Module 8 1. Recognize the Lesson 1 :
classifications Pain Physiology
FACIAL
of facial neuropathies Lesson 2 :
NEUROPATHOLOGY
Classifications
2. Administer the correct
method of evaluating Lesson 3 :
and managing various Microsurgical Techniques of
Nerve Treatment
neurologic facial pain
problems. Lesson 4 :
Types of Nerve Healing
3. Determine the
relationship and
significance or
neurologic problems in
the head & neck area.
Module 9 the dental field.
1. Understand the Lesson 1 :
significance of presence Corticotomy and Distraction
DENTOFACIAL of impacted teeth in the Osteogenesis
DEFORMITIES jaw and the surgery
Lesson 2 :
assisted orthodontic
treatment. Jaw Bone Defects
Lesson 3 :
2. Differentiate the surgical
Maxillary and Mandibular
approaches where the Deficiencies
principle of distraction
osteogenesis can be Lesson 4 : Single or Bi-
employed. maxillary Protrusion
3. Discern the different
surgical orthognathic
procedures for correction
of maxillofacial
overgrowth or
underdevelopment.
FINAL EXAMINATION
FINAL EXAMINATION
