ORALNA HIRURGIJA I

After completing the two-semester course in Oral Surgery I, the student of dentistry should have the following learning outcomes: 1. He is able to independently examine a patient and take all relevant data related to his health and illness (dental and appropriate general history), and carry out the necessary diagnostic tests procedures in order to establish the diagnosis of oral surgical diseases. 2. Applies terminal and conducting anesthesia in the oral cavity in order to perform oral surgical interventions, diagnosis and treatment of orofacial pain, as well as to treat complications of local anesthesia. 3. Perform simple extractions of erupted and partially erupted teeth as well as complicated tooth extractions (separation). 4. Prescribe medications for preoperative and postoperative treatment of oral surgery patients and carry out treatment of simple intraoperative, postoperative and postextraction complications, including diagnostics and conservative treatment of oroantral communication. 5. Diagnoses pathological changes in the jaws (cysts, benign tumors, non-tumor lesions, periapical lesions, tooth trauma) and sets indications for surgical treatment methods. 6. Treats acute and chronic dentogenic infections and prescribes appropriate medications. 7. Establish local hemostasis during and after surgical interventions. 8. Prevents and implements the therapy of most emergency conditions in dentistry.