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Oral Surgery Case Study 1
This is a surgical extraction of wisdom teeth. It is difficult to see the surgery because it is so far back in the mouth.
Oral Surgery Case Study 2
Surgical Removal of a cyst. This patient had one of the worst cysts I had ever seen at the time, but his gums were able to heal well after the surgery.
Oral Surgery Case Study 3
Extraction of the supernumerary tooth on a pediatric patient. If left in place, the permanent tooth could be blocked out of its normal position and fail to erupt. The lower photo is an apicoectomy of a failed root canal. I am cleaning out an infected area around the root and sterilizing the apex. I then sealed the apex with a new plug of gutta-percha or IRM.
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Typical post-op swelling from wisdom teeth extraction. It is normal to swell up after oral surgery. Swelling lasts for one week, and sometimes less.
Oral Surgery Case Study 5
Excisional Biopsy of Papilloma.
Oral Surgery Case Study 6
Surgical extraction of a lateral incisor.
Oral Surgery Case Study 7
Surgical correction of the failed root canal by performing an apicoectomy and retrograde endo seal. Several cases are shown here. The upper one is a classic. You can see the incision and reflection, the bone, the apex of the tooth, and the retrograde endo or apical plug or seal from underneath. When completed the case is sutured or stitched up.
Oral Surgery Case Study 8
Excisional Biopsy of lipoma tumor on the patient’s lip.
Oral Surgery Case Study 9
A mixed tumor on the patient’s lip.
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