Organized around real patient scenarios, Clinical Review of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 3rd Edition, covers all the material you need to know for the board, in-service, and certification exams, while also preparing you to handle common patient situations in professional practice. More than 110 teaching cases are brought to life with an overview of the most common clinical presentations, physical examination findings, diagnostic tools, complications, treatments, and discussions of possible issues. This text covers the full scope of modern oral and maxillofacial surgery, while helping you focus on the conditions and disorders which are the most common or have significant implications for modern clinical practice. Coverage represents the full scope of modern oral and maxillofacial surgery, while helping you focus on the conditions and disorders which are the most common or have significant implications for modern clinical practice.
1. Introduction - p. 1 2. 1. Multilocular radiolucent lesion in the pericoronal region (odontogenic keratocyst) - p. 4 3. 2. Unilocular radiolucent lesion of the mandible - p. 9 4. 3. Multilocular radiolucent lesion in the periapical region (ameloblastoma) - p. 14 5. 4. Unilocular radiolucent lesion in a periapical region (periapical cyst) - p. 18 6. 5. Mixed radiolucent-radiopaque lesion (cemento-ossifying fibroma) - p. 21 7. 6. Cone-beam computed tomography - p. 25 8. Section II: Pharmacology - p. 29.e1 9. Introduction - p. 30 10. 7. Penicillin allergy and anaphylaxis - p. 31 11. 8. Antibiotic-associated colitis - p. 37 12. 9. Opioid side effects - p. 41 13. 10. The opioid epidemic - p. 46 14. 11. Oral drug–induced osteonecrosis of the jaws - p. 50 15. 12. Intravenous drug–induced osteonecrosis of the jaws - p. 55 16. 13. Subcutaneous drug–induced osteonecrosis of the jaws in patients with osteoporosis - p. 60 17. 14. Subcutaneous drug–induced osteonecrosis of the jaws in patient s with cancer - p. 63 18. Section III: Anesthesia - p. 66.e1 19. Introduction - p. 67 20. 15. Laryngospasm - p. 68 21. 16. Perioperative considerations in pregnant patients - p. 70 22. 17. Effects of marijuana and vaping - p. 73 23. 18. ERAS (early recovery after surgery) protocol - p. 77 24. 19. Respiratory depression secondary to oversedation - p. 81 25. 20. Trigeminal neuralgia - p. 87 26. 21. Malignant hyperthermia - p. 92 27. 22. Emergent surgical airway management - p. 98 28. Section IV: Oral and maxillofacial infections - p. 103.e1 29. Introduction - p. 104 30. 23. Ludwig’s angina - p. 106 31. 24. Buccal and vestibular space abscess - p. 110 32. 25. Lateral pharyngeal and masticator space infection - p. 114 33. 26. Osteomyelitis - p. 120 34. Section V: Dentoalveolar surgery - p. 124.e1 35. Introduction - p. 125 36. 27. Third molar odontectomy - p. 126 37. 28. Surgical exposure of an impacted maxillary canine - p. 132 38. 29. Lingual nerve injury - p. 136 39. 30. Endodontic-related inferior alveolar nerve injuries - p. 140 40. 31. Displaced root fragments during dentoalveolar surgery - p. 144 41. Section VI: Dental implant surgery - p. 147.e1 42. Introduction - p. 148 43. 32. Posterior mandibular implants - p. 149 44. 33. Maxillary implants - p. 153 45. 34. Sinus lift for implants - p. 157 46. 35. Zygoma implants - p. 168 47. 36. Contemporary treatment options for edentulism - p. 175 48. 37. Using a dynamic navigation system for placing dental implants - p. 181 49. 38. Alveolar ridge preservation following extraction for implant placement - p. 185 50. 39. Implants in the esthetic zone - p. 192 51. Section VII: Head and neck pathology - p. 196.e1 52. Introduction - p. 197 53. 40. Pleomorphic adenoma - p. 198 54. 41. Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis - p. 205 55. 42. Aphthous ulcers - p. 208 56. 43. Sialolithiasis - p. 211 57. 44. Acute suppurative parotitis - p. 215 58. 45. Differential diagnosis of a neck mass - p. 220 59. 46. Oral leukoplakia - p. 224 60. 47. Osteoradionecrosis - p. 227 61. Section VIII: Craniomaxillofacial trauma surgery - p. 232.e1 62. Introduction - p. 233 63. 48. Dentoalveolar trauma: Clinical Review of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery - p. 235 64. 49. Subcondylar mandibular fracture - p. 242 65. 50. Combined mandibular parasymphysis and angle fractures - p. 248 66. 51. Zygomaticomaxillary complex factures - p. 252 67. 52. Zygomatic arch fracture - p. 257 68. 53. Nasal fracture - p. 260 69. 54. Frontal sinus fracture - p. 265 70. 55. Naso-orbital-ethmoid fracture - p. 269 71. 56. Le Fort I fracture - p. 274 72. 57. Le Fort II and III fractures - p. 278 73. 58. Orbital trauma: Fracture of the orbital floor - p. 283 74. 59. Panfacial fracture - p. 290 75. Section IX: Orthognathic surgery - p. 295.e1 76. Introduction - p. 296 77. 60. Mandibular orthognathic surgery - p. 297 78. 61. Maxillary orthognathic surgery - p. 302 79. 62. Maxillomandibular surgery for apertognathia - p. 313 80. 63. Distraction osteogenesis - p. 319 81. 64. Virtual surgical planning for orthognathic surgery - p. 325 82. 65. Inferior alveolar nerve injury - p. 332 83. Section X: Temporomandibular joint disorders - p. 338.e1 84. Introduction - p. 339 85. 66. Myofascial pain dysfunction - p. 341 86. 67. Internal derangement of the temporomandibular joint - p. 345 87. 68. Arthrocentesis and arthroscopy - p. 350 88. 69. Idiopathic condylar resorption - p. 354 89. 70. Degenerative joint disease of the temporomandibular joint - p. 359 90. 71. Temporomandibular joint ankylosis - p. 363 91. Section XI: Oral cancer - p. 367.e1 92. Introduction - p. 368 93. 72. Squamous cell carcinoma - p. 370 94. 73. Verrucous carcinoma - p. 375 95. 74. Malignant salivary gland tumors - p. 378 96. 75. Neck dissections - p. 385 97. Section XII: Reconstructive oral and maxillofacial surgery - p. 390.e1 98. Introduction - p. 391 99. 76. Posterior mandibular augmentation - p. 393 100. 77. Radial forearm free flap - p. 398 101. 78. Free fibula flap for mandibular reconstruction - p. 404 102. 79. Iliac crest bone graft: Mandibular reconstruction - p. 411 103. 80. Anterolateral free flap - p. 416 104. 81. Pectoralis major myocutaneous flap - p. 422 105. Section XIII: Facial cosmetic surgery - p. 427.e1 106. Introduction - p. 428 107. 82. Botulinum toxin - p. 430 108. 83. Facial resurfacing - p. 435 109. 84. Fat grafting and fillers - p. 438 110. 85. Rhinoplasty - p. 442 111. 86. Nasal septoplasty - p. 447 112. 87. Otoplasty - p. 452 113. 88. Cervicofacial lifting - p. 456 114. 89. Upper and lower blepharoplasty - p. 462 115. 90. Genioplasty - p. 467 116. 91. Endoscopic eyebrow lift - p. 474 117. Section XIV: Syndromes of the head and neck - p. 476.e1 118. Introduction - p. 477 119. 92. Cleft lip and palate - p. 479 120. 93. Nonsyndromic craniosynostosis - p. 485 121. 94. Syndromic craniofacial synostosis - p. 490 122. 95. Hemifacial microsomia - p. 495 123. 96. Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome - p. 501 124. Section XV: Medical conditions - p. 504.e1 125. Introduction - p. 505 126. 97. Congestive heart failure - p. 506 127. 98. Cardiac arrest - p. 511 128. 99. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome - p. 517 129. 100. End-stage renal disease - p. 523 130. 101. Liver disease - p. 527 131. 102. SARS-CoV-2 and oral and maxillofacial surgery considerations - p. 530 132. 103. Von Willebrand’s disease - p. 537 133. 104. Oral anticoagulation therapy in oral and maxillofacial surgery - p. 540 134. 105. Alcohol withdrawal syndrome and delirium tremens - p. 544 135. 106. Acute asthmatic attack - p. 548 136. 107. Stroke and cerebrovascular disease - p. 551 137. 108. Diabetes mellitus - p. 555 138. 109. Diabetic ketoacidosis - p. 561 139. 110. Acute myocardial infarction - p. 564 140. 111. Hypertension - p. 568 141. Index - p. 574
Organized around real patient scenarios, Clinical Review of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 3rd Edition, covers all the material you need to know for the board, in-service, and certification exams, while also preparing you to handle common patient situations in professional practice. More than 110 teaching cases are brought to life with an overview of the most common clinical presentations, physical examination findings, diagnostic tools, complications, treatments, and discussions of possible issues. This text covers the full scope of modern oral and maxillofacial surgery, while helping you focus on the conditions and disorders which are the most common or have significant implications for modern clinical practice. Coverage represents the full scope of modern oral and maxillofacial surgery, while helping you focus on the conditions and disorders which are the most common or have significant implications for modern clinical practice.
1. Introduction - p. 1 2. 1. Multilocular radiolucent lesion in the pericoronal region (odontogenic keratocyst) - p. 4 3. 2. Unilocular radiolucent lesion of the mandible - p. 9 4. 3. Multilocular radiolucent lesion in the periapical region (ameloblastoma) - p. 14 5. 4. Unilocular radiolucent lesion in a periapical region (periapical cyst) - p. 18 6. 5. Mixed radiolucent-radiopaque lesion (cemento-ossifying fibroma) - p. 21 7. 6. Cone-beam computed tomography - p. 25 8. Section II: Pharmacology - p. 29.e1 9. Introduction - p. 30 10. 7. Penicillin allergy and anaphylaxis - p. 31 11. 8. Antibiotic-associated colitis - p. 37 12. 9. Opioid side effects - p. 41 13. 10. The opioid epidemic - p. 46 14. 11. Oral drug–induced osteonecrosis of the jaws - p. 50 15. 12. Intravenous drug–induced osteonecrosis of the jaws - p. 55 16. 13. Subcutaneous drug–induced osteonecrosis of the jaws in patients with osteoporosis - p. 60 17. 14. Subcutaneous drug–induced osteonecrosis of the jaws in patient s with cancer - p. 63 18. Section III: Anesthesia - p. 66.e1 19. Introduction - p. 67 20. 15. Laryngospasm - p. 68 21. 16. Perioperative considerations in pregnant patients - p. 70 22. 17. Effects of marijuana and vaping - p. 73 23. 18. ERAS (early recovery after surgery) protocol - p. 77 24. 19. Respiratory depression secondary to oversedation - p. 81 25. 20. Trigeminal neuralgia - p. 87 26. 21. Malignant hyperthermia - p. 92 27. 22. Emergent surgical airway management - p. 98 28. Section IV: Oral and maxillofacial infections - p. 103.e1 29. Introduction - p. 104 30. 23. Ludwig’s angina - p. 106 31. 24. Buccal and vestibular space abscess - p. 110 32. 25. Lateral pharyngeal and masticator space infection - p. 114 33. 26. Osteomyelitis - p. 120 34. Section V: Dentoalveolar surgery - p. 124.e1 35. Introduction - p. 125 36. 27. Third molar odontectomy - p. 126 37. 28. Surgical exposure of an impacted maxillary canine - p. 132 38. 29. Lingual nerve injury - p. 136 39. 30. Endodontic-related inferior alveolar nerve injuries - p. 140 40. 31. Displaced root fragments during dentoalveolar surgery - p. 144 41. Section VI: Dental implant surgery - p. 147.e1 42. Introduction - p. 148 43. 32. Posterior mandibular implants - p. 149 44. 33. Maxillary implants - p. 153 45. 34. Sinus lift for implants - p. 157 46. 35. Zygoma implants - p. 168 47. 36. Contemporary treatment options for edentulism - p. 175 48. 37. Using a dynamic navigation system for placing dental implants - p. 181 49. 38. Alveolar ridge preservation following extraction for implant placement - p. 185 50. 39. Implants in the esthetic zone - p. 192 51. Section VII: Head and neck pathology - p. 196.e1 52. Introduction - p. 197 53. 40. Pleomorphic adenoma - p. 198 54. 41. Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis - p. 205 55. 42. Aphthous ulcers - p. 208 56. 43. Sialolithiasis - p. 211 57. 44. Acute suppurative parotitis - p. 215 58. 45. Differential diagnosis of a neck mass - p. 220 59. 46. Oral leukoplakia - p. 224 60. 47. Osteoradionecrosis - p. 227 61. Section VIII: Craniomaxillofacial trauma surgery - p. 232.e1 62. Introduction - p. 233 63. 48. Dentoalveolar trauma: Clinical Review of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery - p. 235 64. 49. Subcondylar mandibular fracture - p. 242 65. 50. Combined mandibular parasymphysis and angle fractures - p. 248 66. 51. Zygomaticomaxillary complex factures - p. 252 67. 52. Zygomatic arch fracture - p. 257 68. 53. Nasal fracture - p. 260 69. 54. Frontal sinus fracture - p. 265 70. 55. Naso-orbital-ethmoid fracture - p. 269 71. 56. Le Fort I fracture - p. 274 72. 57. Le Fort II and III fractures - p. 278 73. 58. Orbital trauma: Fracture of the orbital floor - p. 283 74. 59. Panfacial fracture - p. 290 75. Section IX: Orthognathic surgery - p. 295.e1 76. Introduction - p. 296 77. 60. Mandibular orthognathic surgery - p. 297 78. 61. Maxillary orthognathic surgery - p. 302 79. 62. Maxillomandibular surgery for apertognathia - p. 313 80. 63. Distraction osteogenesis - p. 319 81. 64. Virtual surgical planning for orthognathic surgery - p. 325 82. 65. Inferior alveolar nerve injury - p. 332 83. Section X: Temporomandibular joint disorders - p. 338.e1 84. Introduction - p. 339 85. 66. Myofascial pain dysfunction - p. 341 86. 67. Internal derangement of the temporomandibular joint - p. 345 87. 68. Arthrocentesis and arthroscopy - p. 350 88. 69. Idiopathic condylar resorption - p. 354 89. 70. Degenerative joint disease of the temporomandibular joint - p. 359 90. 71. Temporomandibular joint ankylosis - p. 363 91. Section XI: Oral cancer - p. 367.e1 92. Introduction - p. 368 93. 72. Squamous cell carcinoma - p. 370 94. 73. Verrucous carcinoma - p. 375 95. 74. Malignant salivary gland tumors - p. 378 96. 75. Neck dissections - p. 385 97. Section XII: Reconstructive oral and maxillofacial surgery - p. 390.e1 98. Introduction - p. 391 99. 76. Posterior mandibular augmentation - p. 393 100. 77. Radial forearm free flap - p. 398 101. 78. Free fibula flap for mandibular reconstruction - p. 404 102. 79. Iliac crest bone graft: Mandibular reconstruction - p. 411 103. 80. Anterolateral free flap - p. 416 104. 81. Pectoralis major myocutaneous flap - p. 422 105. Section XIII: Facial cosmetic surgery - p. 427.e1 106. Introduction - p. 428 107. 82. Botulinum toxin - p. 430 108. 83. Facial resurfacing - p. 435 109. 84. Fat grafting and fillers - p. 438 110. 85. Rhinoplasty - p. 442 111. 86. Nasal septoplasty - p. 447 112. 87. Otoplasty - p. 452 113. 88. Cervicofacial lifting - p. 456 114. 89. Upper and lower blepharoplasty - p. 462 115. 90. Genioplasty - p. 467 116. 91. Endoscopic eyebrow lift - p. 474 117. Section XIV: Syndromes of the head and neck - p. 476.e1 118. Introduction - p. 477 119. 92. Cleft lip and palate - p. 479 120. 93. Nonsyndromic craniosynostosis - p. 485 121. 94. Syndromic craniofacial synostosis - p. 490 122. 95. Hemifacial microsomia - p. 495 123. 96. Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome - p. 501 124. Section XV: Medical conditions - p. 504.e1 125. Introduction - p. 505 126. 97. Congestive heart failure - p. 506 127. 98. Cardiac arrest - p. 511 128. 99. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome - p. 517 129. 100. End-stage renal disease - p. 523 130. 101. Liver disease - p. 527 131. 102. SARS-CoV-2 and oral and maxillofacial surgery considerations - p. 530 132. 103. Von Willebrand’s disease - p. 537 133. 104. Oral anticoagulation therapy in oral and maxillofacial surgery - p. 540 134. 105. Alcohol withdrawal syndrome and delirium tremens - p. 544 135. 106. Acute asthmatic attack - p. 548 136. 107. Stroke and cerebrovascular disease - p. 551 137. 108. Diabetes mellitus - p. 555 138. 109. Diabetic ketoacidosis - p. 561 139. 110. Acute myocardial infarction - p. 564 140. 111. Hypertension - p. 568 141. Index - p. 574
