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    This document discusses exodontia, which is the surgical removal of teeth from the oral cavity. It notes that teeth should be removed using techniques that minimize trauma to surrounding tissues and allow for quick healing. Teeth that require extraction include those that are deeply decayed, have apical pathology, contribute to periodontitis, are malpositioned, impacted, retained deciduous teeth, or fractured. Contraindications for extraction include uncontrolled diabetes, leukemia, renal or liver failure, and certain cardiovascular conditions. Prior to extraction, a surgical plan is made based on an assessment of the tooth's morphology, position, and condition of the surrounding bone from radiographs. Extractions are done using techniques to provide access, controlled force,

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    This document discusses exodontia, which is the surgical removal of teeth from the oral cavity. It notes that teeth should be removed using techniques that minimize trauma to surrounding tissues and allow for quick healing. Teeth that require extraction include those that are deeply decayed, have apical pathology, contribute to periodontitis, are malpositioned, impacted, retained deciduous teeth, or fractured. Contraindications for extraction include uncontrolled diabetes, leukemia, renal or liver failure, and certain cardiovascular conditions. Prior to extraction, a surgical plan is made based on an assessment of the tooth's morphology, position, and condition of the surrounding bone from radiographs. Extractions are done using techniques to provide access, controlled force,

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    This document discusses exodontia, which is the surgical removal of teeth from the oral cavity. It notes that teeth should be removed using techniques that minimize trauma to surrounding tissues and allow for quick healing. Teeth that require extraction include those that are deeply decayed, have apical pathology, contribute to periodontitis, are malpositioned, impacted, retained deciduous teeth, or fractured. Contraindications for extraction include uncontrolled diabetes, leukemia, renal or liver failure, and certain cardiovascular conditions. Prior to extraction, a surgical plan is made based on an assessment of the tooth's morphology, position, and condition of the surrounding bone from radiographs. Extractions are done using techniques to provide access, controlled force,

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    EXODONTIA

    Laila Nuzulliah Wahyuni


    FB/: Laila Nuzulliah Wahyuni
    Page: firetazone
    Email : laila_nw@yahoo.com

    Exodontia
    Is minor oral surgical procedure perform for
    the therapeutic removal of teeth from oral
    cavity, using proven techniques and
    specialised instruments, causing minimal
    trauma to attaching apparatus, least injury
    to the surroundeding tissue, uneventful
    healing, possible to rehabilitation with
    prosthetic
    (Balaji, 2007)

    indications
    Deeply

    carious tooth with pulpal pathology


    Teeth with apical pathology
    Periodontitis
    Malpositioned & overerupted teeth
    Impacted
    Retained deciduous teeth
    Tooth in line fracture, fractured root
    Orthodontic purpose

    Contraindications for
    extraction
    Absolute
    uncontrolle
    diabetes
    Leukimia
    Renal failure
    Cirrhosis of liver
    Cardic failure

    Relative
    Diabetes
    Hypertension
    Cardiac disease
    Patiens on steroid
    theraphy
    Pregnancy
    Blood dyscrasias
    Patient on anticoagulant
    theraphy
    etc

    Assestment of teeth for extraction

    technique

    anaesthasi
    a

    Morfpholo
    gy of tooth

    Atraumatically
    sucsessfully
    Surgical
    plan

    Preoperati
    ve
    radiograph
    s

    Position of
    dental
    arch

    Condition
    of the
    surroundin
    g bone

    Principal of tooth
    removal

    Access

    and visual field


    Use of controlled forse
    Unimpeded path of removal

    Technique of extraction of
    teeth
    Closed or intra-alveolar

    Open or transalveolar

    open or transalveolar

    Open or transalveolar

    Fraktur tulang alveolar

    Bleeding
    after
    extraction

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