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Impacted #48, Carious #47, and Retained Roots of #18

Surgical Removal
Impacted Wisdom Tooth, Retained Root
Impacted #48, Carious #47, and Retained Roots of #18

Chief Complaint

Patient reported pain and swelling on the lower right side.

Clinical Findings

  • Tooth #48: Impacted.

  • Tooth #47: Distal-occlusal-buccal-lingual (dobl) caries extending to the pulp.

  • Tooth #18: Retained roots.

Treatment Plan

  • Removal of impacted tooth #48 and retained roots of #18 under local anesthesia (LA).

  • Extraction (XAP) of carious tooth #47 under local anesthesia (LA).

Pre-operative Assessment

  • Pre-operative CBCT taken.

  • Inferior Dental Nerve (IDN) plotted.

  • Risks of paraesthesia to lower lip and tongue, and oro-antral perforation (OAP) or oro-antral fistula (OAF) explained to the patient.

  • Procedures thoroughly explained.

  • Patient understood and agreed to proceed.

  • Informed consent obtained.

Anesthesia

  • Right IDN, LN, and LBN blocks administered.

  • LA infiltration at #18.

Surgical Procedure

  1. Preparation:

  • Patient cleaned and draped.

  1. Extraction of #47:

  • Initial LA XAP attempt blocked by impacted #48.

  1. Removal of #48:

  • Incision made and buccal flap raised.

  • Bone guttering performed.

  • Tooth sectioned and elevated out in six pieces.

  • Curettage and irrigation with saline.

  1. Completion of #47 Extraction:

  • Successfully completed LA XAP for #47.

  • Curettage and irrigation with saline.

  • BSS placed for primary closure.

  • Achieved haemostasis.

  • POI given.

  1. Removal of #18:

  • Incision made and buccal flap raised.

  • Bone guttering performed.

  • Tooth sectioned and elevated out in two pieces.

  • Curettage and irrigation with saline.

  • BSS placed for closure.

  • Achieved haemostasis.

  • POI given.

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Post-operative Assessment

  • Pre-operative CBCT taken.

  • Inferior Dental Nerve (IDN) plotted.

  • Risks of paraesthesia to lower lip and tongue, and oro-antral perforation (OAP) or oro-antral fistula (OAF) explained to the patient.

  • Procedures thoroughly explained.

  • Patient understood and agreed to proceed.

  • Informed consent obtained.

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