Textbook of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 3rd Edtion by SM Balaji, Padma Preetha Balaji, Daniel Laskin ISBN 9788131249291 8131249298

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ISBN 10: 8131249298
ISBN 13: 9788131249291
Author: SM Balaji, Padma Preetha Balaji, Daniel Laskin

In the second edition of the book a detailed and authoritative exposition of basic principles of oral and maxillofacial surgery is presented in altogether 50 chapters under 12 sections. From basic oral surgical procedures encountered by general practitioner to advance and complex surgical procedures that need to be referred to an oral and maxillofacial surgery specialist, all are covered in sufficient detail with a judicious mix of text and illustrations including clinical photos, radiographs, CT and CBCTs.

• Consists of 2454 high resolution clinical images, for better clarity of the surgical concepts in step wise manner; 400 neatly drawn anatomical line illustrations, valuable for preparation during exams; and 150 tables and more than180 boxes for better understanding of the discussed core concepts
• Includes chapters like Emergency Management and Preliminary Examination of a Trauma, Basic Principles in Management of Maxillofacial Injuries, Dentoalveolar Fractures, Mandibular Fractures, Maxillary Fractures, Orbitozygomatic complex, Naso-orbito-ethmoid Fractures and Frontal Fractures in Section XI on Maxillofacial Trauma
• Contains chapters on Local Anaesthesia, Armamentarium, Impaction, Exodontia, Implantology, Orofacial Clefts and Distraction
• Discusses important concepts like Definitions, History Taking, Radiodiagnosis, Biochemical, Haematological and Microbiological Investigations, Histopathological Investigation, Impaction, Endodontic Surgery
• Covers recent advances: Bone Substitutes, Bioresorbable Plates, Lasers in Oral Surgery, Piezoelectric Surgery and Robotic Surgery along with a chapter on Medicolegal Considerations in Dentistry

• With 15 videos to explain concepts of surgery along with its applications in a practical way. The live surgical demonstrations along with the accompanying commentary will serve as an invaluable tool in enhancing the overall learning experience.

Textbook of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 3rd Edtion Table of contents:

Section I: Definition and Scope of Oral Surgery

Chapter 1: Definition and Scope of Oral Surgery

Dentistry (ADA Definition)

Purpose of specialisation

What a graduate should know

Section II: Diagnosis

Chapter 2: History Taking and Clinical Examination

History taking

Clinical examination

Examination of ulcer

Examination of a swelling

Chapter 3: Radiodiagnosis

Diagnostic tools

Plain X-rays

Digital imaging

Tomography

Magnetic resonance imaging

Nuclear medicine

Ultrasonography

Chapter 4: Diagnostic Aid—Haematological, Biochemical and Microbiological Investigations

Haematological investigations

Biochemical investigations

Microbiologic tests

Chapter 5: Histopathological Investigation

Biopsy

Cytology

Immunohistochemistry

Section III: Medical Management in Oral Surgery

Chapter 6: Management of Medically Compromised

Hypertension

Diabetes mellitus

Hypoglycaemia

Dysrhythmia

Angina pectoris

Myocardial infarction

Congestive heart failure

Infective endocarditis

Asthma

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Renal disorders

Adrenal insufficiency

Hyperthyroidism

Haematologic diseases

Congenital coagulation defects

Bleeding disorders

Platelet disorders

Neurological disorder

Pregnancy

Infectious diseases

Hepatitis B

Chapter 7: Medical Emergencies and their Management

Chapter 8: Therapeutics in Oral Surgery

Antimicrobials

Analgesics

Anti-inflammatory

Antioedematous substances

Antiallergic

Local anaesthesia

Sedatives and hypnotics

Muscle relaxants

Dressings to protect wounds and relieve pain

Stimulants for circulatory failure, syncope and collapse

Section IV: Anaesthesia in Oral Surgery

Chapter 9: Local Anaesthesia

Electrophysiology of nerve conduction (Fig. 9.1)

Classification

Basic injection techniques

Intraoral techniques (Fig. 9.7)

Extraoral techniques

Block anaesthesia for the mandible

Intraoral techniques (Fig. 9.37)

Extraoral techniques

Complication of local anaesthesia

Chapter 10: General Anaesthesia

Preanaesthetic evaluation

General examination

Delivery of anaesthetic gases and vapours

Managing the airway

Anaesthetic drugs

Induction of anaesthesia

Maintenance of anaesthesia: inhalational (volatile) agents and intravenous infusions

Muscle relaxation during anaesthesia: neuromuscular blocking drugs and their antagonism

Conscious sedation

Section V: Principles of Practising Oral Surgery

Chapter 11: Armamentarium

Airway maintenance/anaesthesia

Presurgical asepsis and draping

Soft tissue handling armamentarium

Instruments used for reflecting the mucoperiosteal flap

Hard tissue handling instrument

Instruments used for management of fractures

Miscellaneous instruments

Diathermy (electrocautery)

Chapter 12: Sterilisation and Disinfection

Cleansing of instruments

Methods of sterilisation

Operating room decorum

Infection control

Chapter 13: Incisions and Flaps

Incision

Principles of wound incision

Principles and guidelines for flap designs

Intraoral incisions

Extraoral incisions

Extraoral flap designs in oral surgery

Skin grafts (Fig.  13.20−13.22)

Chapter 14: Suturing Materials and Techniques

Classification

Absorbable suture materials

Non-absorbable suture materials

Needles

Principles of suturing

Suture methods

Knot

Staples

Wound closure tapes

Chapter 15: Haemorrhage and Shock

Haemorrhage

Haemostasis

Shock

Chapter 16: Wound Care

Surgical drains

Section VI: Minor Oral Surgery

Chapter 17: Exodontia

Indications for extraction

Contraindications for extraction

Assessment of teeth for extraction

Preoperative radiographs

Surgical Plan

Anaesthesia

Techniques of extraction of teeth

Principles of tooth removal

Complications of extraction

Chapter 18: Impaction

Maxillary third molars

Impacted cuspids

Surgical technique

Chapter 19: Endodontic Surgery

Classification of endodontic surgery

Chapter 20: Preprosthetic Surgery

Hard tissue surgeries

Soft tissue procedures

Repositioning of inferior alveolar nerve (IAN) (Fig. 20.48)

Chapter 21: Dental Implantology

Implant treatment protocol

Surgical complication of implant therapy

Section VII: Space Infections

Chapter 22: Head and Neck Space Infections, Part -I

Chapter 23: Head and Neck Space Infections, Part -II

Chapter 24: Head and Neck Space Infections, Part -III

Potential spaces

Classification of fascial spaces

Primary fascial spaces

Buccal space

Infratemporal space

Submental space

Submandibular space

Sublingual space

Secondary fascial spaces (Fig. 24.15)

Parotid space infection

Submasseteric space

Pterygomandibular space

Lateral pharyngeal space

Retropharyngeal space

Peritonsillar abscess (quinsy)

Life threatening complication of orofacial infections

Ludwig’s angina

Clinical features

Carotid space infection (Fig. 24.25)

Chapter 25: Osteomyelitis, Osteoradionecrosis and Osteochemonecrosis

Osteomyelitis

Osteoradionecrosis

Osteochemonecrosis

Treatment of medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw

Section VIII: Maxillofacial Pathologies

Chapter 26: Cysts of the Oral Cavity

Odontogenic and nonodontogenic cyst derivatives

Pathogenesis of cyst formation

Prognostic factors

Chapter 27: Odontogenic Tumours

Benign tumours

Malignant tumours

Chapter 28: Nonodontogenic Tumours

Osteoma

Fibro-osseous lesions

Chapter 29: Oral Cancer

Staging and grading of oral cancer

Aetiopathogenesis

Squamous cell carcinoma

Histologic variants of squamous cell carcinoma

Basal (Rodent ulcer)

Ewing’s sarcoma (endothelial myeloma, round cell sarcoma)

Osteosarcoma (osteogenic sarcoma)

Multiple myeloma (plasma cell myeloma, plasmacytoma)

Chapter 30: Management of Head and Neck Tumours

Surgical management

Radiotherapy

Radiosensitisers

Radioprotectors

Radiation mitigator

Chemotherapy

Chapter 31: Salivary Gland Pathologies

Classification of salivary gland diseases

Chapter 32: Maxillary Sinus and its Implications

Maxillary sinus

Advances in the management of maxillary sinus disease

Chapter 33: Orofacial Cleft

Prevalence

Evolution of theories of cleft embryo pathogenesis

Development of cleft lip and palate

Aetiology of oral cleft (OC)

Pathological anatomy

Problems faced by cleft children and their management

Management of patients with cleft lip and palate

Primary correction

Lip repair

Secondary corrections

Closure of alveolar cleft

Chapter 34: Orofacial Neuropathy

Anatomy of the peripheral nerve

Classification of disorders of the nerve

Section IX: Dentofacial Deformities

Chapter 35: Orthognathic Surgery

Diagnosis and treatment planning

Chapter 36: Distraction Osteogenesis

History of development of craniofacial distraction

Stages of distraction

Classification of distraction

Distractor device

Devices

Biologic aspect of distraction osteogenesis

Imaging of callus and its radiographic stages

Section X: TMJ

Chapter 37: Anatomy of TMJ

Embryology

Joint anatomy

Chapter 38: TMJ Disorders

Classification of TMJ disorders

Temporomandibular joint disorders classification

Structural and developmental disorders of the condyle (Flowchart 38.1)

I. Functional disorders

Surgical management

Chapter 39: TMJ Ankylosis

Aetiology

Pathophysiology of TMJ ankylosis

Classification of ankylosis

Clinical presentation

Radiologic assessment

Management

False ankylosis

Chapter 40: Internal Derangements and Condylar Dislocation

Physiologic movements of the TMJ

Internal derangement

Condylar dislocation (Condylar dislocation, Subluxation, Hypermobility of TMJ)

Section XI: Maxillofacial Trauma

Chapter 41: Emergency Management and Preliminary Examination of a Trauma Patient

Chapter 42: Basic Principles of Management of Maxillofacial Trauma

Principles in managing panfacial fractures

Chapter 43: Dentoalveolar Fracture

Chapter 44: Fractures of the Mandible

Classification of mandibular fracture (Box  44.2 and Box  44.3)

Condylar fractures

Edentulous mandible fracture

Chapter 45: Maxillary Fractures

Chapter 46: Orbitozygomatic Complex

Anatomy

Mechanism of zygomatico-orbital fractures

Orbital fractures

Clinical finding

Timing of repair

Principles of treatment of ZMC fractures

Fracture reduction

Fixation technique

Zygomatic arch fractures

Orbital floor reconstruction

Chapter 47: Naso-Orbito-Ethmoid Fracture

Anatomy of naso-orbito-ethmoid region

Nasal bone fracture

Chapter 48: Frontal Bone Fractures

Surgical anatomy

Applied anatomy

Biomechanics of frontal sinus injury

Types of frontal sinus fractures

Evaluation of frontal sinus injury

Management of frontal sinus fracture

Complications of frontal bone fracture

Section XII: Miscellaneous

Chapter 49: Medicolegal Considerations in Dentistry

Chapter 50: Recent Advances

Bone substitutes

Bioresorbable plates

Lasers in oral surgery

Piezoelectric surgery

Robotic surgery

Index

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