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    Module 41 CE Hour

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    Module 4 Overview

    Infections & Fascial Spaces

    This module is a thorough review of the fascial spaces of the head and neck that will leave you with a better understanding of why infections present the way they do and where they are likely to spread to. You will be equipped with the knowledge to diagnose and triage a variety of dental infections to ensure that your patients receive the appropriate level of care for their condition in a timely manner.

    $125USDAdd to cart

    1 CE Hour | 1 Month
    Videos
    • Alveolar RidgeRuntime: 01:41
    • Buccal VestibuleRuntime: 01:40
    • Mandibular Subperiosteal AbscessRuntime: 01:14
    • Mentalis SpaceRuntime: 01:27
    • Submental SpaceRuntime: 01:36
    • Sublingual SpaceRuntime: 01:39
    • Submandibular SpaceRuntime: 01:41
    • Ludwig’s AnginaRuntime: 02:06
    • Buccal SpaceRuntime: 01:13
    • Submasseteric SpaceRuntime: 01:33
    • Parapharyngeal SpaceRuntime: 03:02
    • Palatal Subperiosteal AbscessRuntime: 00:43
    • Infra-orbital Space(Canine Space)Runtime: 01:20
    • Temporal Spaces (Deep & Superficial)Runtime: 02:01
    • Infra-temporal SpaceRuntime: 01:59
    • InfectionsRuntime: 10:16
    • Delayed Postoperative InfectionsRuntime: 05:00
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    Infections & Fascial SpacesView Objectives

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    Objectives
    • Following completion of this course the participant will be able to:
    • – State the anatomical boundaries of potential tissue spaces of the head and neck.
    • – Recognize and classify infected spaces from mild, moderate, and severe.
    • – Appreciate when one should consider referring infections to a more skilled provider.
    • – List the hallmark signs of infection.
    • – Identify and manage delayed postoperative infections.
    • – Limit cases of delayed postoperative infections through proper surgical technique and perioperative care.
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    Infections & Fascial Spaces

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    Module 33 CE Hours

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    Module 3 Overview

    Surgical Complications

    Even the most experienced surgeons run into complications when they are extracting teeth! This module explores a variety of surgical complications and gives you the information needed to manage them or better yet, avoid them altogether! Complications however, are not always avoidable and therefore it is critical that you master this module before choosing to extract teeth for your patients.

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    3 CE Hours | 2 Months
    Videos
    • Buccal Plate FracturesRuntime: 10:03
    • BleedingRuntime: 09:41
    • Bone ChipsRuntime: 03:43
    • Postoperative PainRuntime: 06:17
    • Dry Socket (Alveolar Osteitis)Runtime: 08:53
    • Immediate Postoperative InfectionsRuntime: 07:45
    • Postoperative SwellingRuntime: 04:16
    • Liver ClotsRuntime: 04:39
    • HematomasRuntime: 09:32
    • Damage to Adjacent TeethRuntime: 06:48
    • Wound DehiscenceRuntime: 05:30
    • Tissue TearsRuntime: 05:10
    • Extraction Socket HealingRuntime: 02:21
    • TrismusRuntime: 04:46
    • Burns & Avulsive injuriesRuntime: 05:02
    • Puncture InjuriesRuntime: 03:12
    • Mylohyoid/Lingual SequestrumRuntime: 03:52
    • Broken InstrumentsRuntime: 05:14
    • Buccal Fat Pad ExposureRuntime: 02:58
    • Sinus CommunicationsRuntime: 07:18
    • Tuberosity FracturesRuntime: 06:53
    • Displacement of Root TipsRuntime: 09:37
    • Infratemporal Fossa DisplacementRuntime: 05:11
    • OsteomyelitisRuntime: 04:50
    • OsteonecrosisRuntime: 08:01
    • Managing Condylar DislocationsRuntime: 07:36
    • Subcutaneous Air EmphysemaRuntime: 03:29
    • Paresthesia, Dysesthesia & AnesthesiaRuntime: 09:21
    • Lingual Nerve InjuriesRuntime: 08:06
    • Palatal NecrosisRuntime: 03:49
    • Iatrogenic Jaw FracturesRuntime: 04:16
    • Broken NeedlesRuntime: 03:03
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    Surgical ComplicationsView Objectives

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    Objectives
    • Following completion of this course the participant will be able to:
    • – List the causes of buccal plate fractures.
    • – Prevent more buccal plate fractures.
    • – Manage a buccal plate fracture.
    • – Identify the difference between capillary, venous, and arterial bleeding.
    • – Control intraoperative bleeding using a variety of local and hemostatic measures.
    • – State the causes of bone chips after extracting teeth.
    • – More readily avoid causing or leaving bone chips following an extraction.
    • – Manage bone chips.
    • – Define and understand what pain is.
    • – Understand the etiology of postoperative pain.
    • – Identify potential causes of dry socket.
    • – Diagnose a dry socket.
    • – Confidently treat a dry socket.
    • – List causes of postoperative infections.
    • – Manage most postoperative infections.
    • – Discern between postoperative edema and postoperative infection.
    • – Employ strategies to limit postoperative edema.
    • – Recognize liver clots and describe why they form.
    • – Resolve a liver clot.
    • – State potential causes of hematomas.
    • – Manage and limit the extent of hematomas when they form.
    • – Avoid damaging adjacent teeth during extractions.
    • – Share tips for managing teeth that are iatrogenically damaged during an extraction.
    • – Describe what a wound dehiscence is and why they form.
    • – Manage a dehiscence to complete resolution.
    • – Avoid tissue tears during extractions.
    • – Manage torn flaps and tissue.
    • – Recall the timeline for normal healing of an extraction site.
    • – List potential causes of postoperative infections.
    • – Manage most minor to moderate postoperative infections.
    • – Describe trismus and the causes and management of this condition.
    • – State the causes of burns or avulsive injuries.
    • – Treat tissue burns and avulsive injuries.
    • – Prevent or limit puncture injuries during extractions.
    • – Manage an inadvertent puncture injury.
    • – Recognize a mylohyoid ridge sequestrum.
    • – State the causes of lingual bony sequestra and management strategies for this condition.
    • – Identify common causes of broken instruments.
    • – Manage situations involving broken instruments.
    • – Locate the buccal fat pad and know what this structure is.
    • – Avoid and manage the exposure of the buccal fat pad.
    • – Assess the risk for a possible sinus exposure.
    • – Recognize signs and symptoms of sinus perforation.
    • – Confidently and immediately manage a sinus perforation.
    • – Describe the repair of a chronic oro-antral fistula.
    • – State the potential causes of tuberosity fractures.
    • – Manage a fractured tuberosity or know when to refer this complication to an oral surgeon.
    • – Describe the management of roots displaced into the maxillary sinus.
    • – Describe the management of roots displaced into soft tissue spaces.
    • – Describe the management of roots displaced into the IAN canal space.
    • – Locate the infratemporal fossa.
    • – Prevent displacement of upper third molars into the infra temporal fossa.
    • – Understand how to manage the displacement of a tooth into the infratemporal fossa.
    • – Describe osteomyelitis.
    • – Recognize clinically and distinguish between the types of osteomyelitis.
    • – Appreciate the complexity of the management of osteomyelitis.
    • – Describe osteonecrosis.
    • – Recall causes and risk factors for osteonecrosis.
    • – List the treatment goals for osteonecrosis.
    • – Explain the staging categories for osteonecrosis.
    • – Identify common causes of condylar dislocation and demonstrate 4 techniques for reducing a condylar dislocation.
    • – Describe subcutaneous air emphysema and state how it happens.
    • – Recognize the signs and symptoms of subcutaneous air emphysema.
    • – Manage or refer subcutaneous air emphysema based on its severity.
    • – Distinguish between paresthesia, dysesthesia, and anesthesia.
    • – List the potential causes of paresthesia, dysesthesia, and anesthesia.
    • – Assess and manage paresthesia, dysesthesia, and anesthesia.
    • – Properly manage a lingual nerve injury.
    • – List potential causes of lingual nerve damage.
    • – Classify lingual nerve injuries.
    • – Recognize palatal necrosis and state its cause.
    • – Treat palatal necrosis.
    • – State common causes of iatrogenic jaw fractures.
    • – Prevent iatrogenic jaw fractures from occurring.
    • – Prevent or limit cases of broken needles.
    • – Manage a situation involving a broken needle.
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    Surgical Complications

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    Module 92 CE Hours

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    Module 9 Overview

    Surgical Technique

    In order to excel at what you do, you must first have a solid understanding of the fundamentals. This module highlights the fundamentals of good oral surgery including the proper technique for flaps, sectioning teeth, force application, and more! It will leave you feeling more confident and better equipped to manage most simple or surgical extractions that come through your door!

    $195USDAdd to cart

    2 CE Hours | 1 Month
    Videos
    • Patient & Operator PositioningRuntime: 04:50
    • How to Use An ElevatorRuntime: 05:35
    • Overhand vs. Underhand Forceps GraspRuntime: 02:27
    • Basic Principles of ExtractionsRuntime: 05:47
    • Proper Application of ForcesRuntime: 10:34
    • Purchase PointsRuntime: 04:56
    • IncisionsRuntime: 07:15
    • Incision & Drainage Pt. 1 Runtime: 06:39
    • Incision & Drainage Pt. 2Runtime: 06:34
    • Basic Principles of FlapsRuntime: 08:56
    • Envelope FlapsRuntime: 04:24
    • Three-cornered FlapsRuntime: 03:33
    • Four-cornered FlapsRuntime: 02:48
    • Buccal Advancement FlapRuntime: 04:15
    • Sectioning Maxillary MolarsRuntime: 06:46
    • Sectioning Mandibular MolarsRuntime: 08:44
    • Sectioning PremolarsRuntime: 04:06
    • Bone RemovalRuntime: 08:21
    • TroughingRuntime: 06:55
    • Socket DebridementRuntime: 03:43
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    Surgical TechniqueView Objectives

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    Objectives
    • Following completion of this course the participant will be able to:
    • – Position their patients properly when removing teeth in the maxilla.
    • – Position their patients properly when removing teeth in the mandible.
    • – Demonstrate the appropriate technique for using a straight elevator.
    • – Compare and contrast an overhand forceps grasp with an underhand forceps grasp.
    • – State the goals of an extraction.
    • – List tips to facilitate better and more predictable extractions.
    • – Recount the general technique for a simple extraction.
    • – Explain what a purchase point is.
    • – Realize how we use purchase points to our advantage.
    • – Demonstrate how to make a purchase point.
    • – Demonstrate the technique to create full thickness flaps.
    • – Recite the areas where incisions should not be made.
    • – State the fundamentals of proper flap design and reflection.
    • – Know when to use envelope flaps.
    • – Discuss the benefits of an envelope flap.
    • – Demonstrate the technique to create an envelope flap.
    • – Know when to use a three-cornered flap.
    • – Demonstrate how to create a three-cornered flap.
    • – Know when to use a four-cornered flap.
    • – Demonstrate how to create a four-cornered flap.
    • – Discuss the technique for completing a buccal advancement flap to repair a sinus perforation.
    • – State the advantages and disadvantages of a buccal advancement flap.
    • – Confidently section and surgically remove maxillary and mandibular molars.
    • – Confidently section premolar teeth or broken roots when appropriate.
    • – Understand what bone troughing is and why it is useful in select situations.
    • – Be familiar with the equipment and technique necessary to create a trough during an extraction.
    • – List reasons why bone is removed during extractions.
    • – Discuss the proper approach to conservative bone removal.
    • – State the goals of socket debridement.
    • – Perform adequate socket debridement after an extraction.
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    Surgical Technique

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