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- •Preface
- •Essays
- •Viva questions
- •Dedication
- •Acknowledgement
- •1 Evidence-based practice
- •Overview
- •1.1 Decision-making
- •Evidence-based medicine
- •Best research evidence
- •Clinical expertise
- •Using this book
- •Patient values
- •Benefits and limitations of evidence-based medicine
- •1.2 Randomised controlled trials
- •Components of the randomised controlled trial
- •Randomisation and allocation concealment
- •Philosophy of the book
- •Layout and contents
- •Approaching assessment
- •The main types of assessment
- •Multiple choice questions
- •Single best answer questions
- •Short notes
- •Blinding
- •Completeness of follow-up
- •Sample size calculation
- •Inclusion and exclusion criteria
- •Estimate of effect
- •Different types of randomised controlled trial
- •Phase I, II and III trials
- •Parallel, cross-over, and split-mouth design
- •Bias and assessment of randomised controlled trials
- •Bias
- •Assessing the quality of randomised controlled trials
- •1.3 Other research methods
- •Cohort studies
- •Case-control studies
- •Cross-sectional surveys
- •Case reports
- •1.4 Systematic reviews
- •1.5 How to read a paper
- •Appraisal questions
- •Consort
- •1.6 Clinical practice guidelines
- •Implementation of guidelines
- •Problems with guidelines
- •2 Assessing patients
- •Overview
- •2.1 History
- •The complaint
- •History of the complaint
- •Past dental history
- •Social and family history
- •Medical history
- •2.2 Extra-oral examination
- •Lymph node examination
- •Temporomandibular joint
- •Salivary glands
- •Problem-specific examination
- •Swelling/lump
- •Paraesthesia/anaesthesia
- •Paralysis/motor disturbance
- •2.3 Intra-oral examination
- •2.4 Special investigations
- •Chairside laboratory investigations
- •Evidence-based laboratory medicine
- •Microbiology
- •Viruses
- •Bacteria
- •Fungi
- •Aspiration biopsy
- •Incisional/excisional biopsy
- •Excisional biopsy
- •Incisional biopsy
- •Haematology
- •Biochemistry
- •Immunology
- •Imaging
- •Conventional radiography
- •Contrast investigations
- •Computed tomography
- •Cone beam computed tomography
- •Diagnostic ultrasound
- •Radioisotope imaging
- •Magnetic resonance imaging
- •2.5 Writing a referral letter
- •3 Human disease and patient care
- •Overview
- •3.1 Medical assessment
- •Medical history
- •Physical examination
- •Cardiac failure
- •Management
- •Arrhythmias
- •Management
- •Angina and myocardial infarction
- •Management
- •The respiratory system
- •The upper airway
- •Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- •Management
- •Asthma
- •Management
- •Other respiratory diseases
- •Upper or lower respiratory tract infections
- •Cystic fibrosis
- •Pulmonary tuberculosis
- •Haematological disorders
- •Anaemia
- •Management
- •Sickle cell anaemia
- •Leukaemia
- •Management
- •Lymphoma
- •Management
- •Bleeding disorders
- •Management
- •Thrombocytopenia
- •Emergency management of a bleeding patient
- •Anticoagulant therapy
- •Management
- •Antiplatelet therapy
- •Endocrine disease
- •Diabetes mellitus
- •Management
- •Hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism
- •Management
- •Hypoparathyroidism and hyperparathyroidism
- •Hypoparathyroidism
- •Hyperparathyroidism
- •Hepatic disease
- •Clotting dysfunction
- •Drugs
- •Cross-infection
- •Renal disease
- •Gastrointestinal disease
- •Bone disease
- •Radiotherapy
- •HIV/AIDs
- •Management
- •Cross-infection
- •Neurological disorders
- •Epilepsy
- •Management
- •Psychiatric disorders
- •Organic pathology
- •Psychological origin
- •The psychoses
- •The neuroses
- •Personality disorders
- •Other psychiatric disorders
- •Medications
- •Routine medication
- •Steroid drugs
- •Contraceptive pill
- •Allergies
- •Pregnancy
- •Treatment
- •3.3 Medical emergencies
- •Emergency drugs and equipment
- •Common medical emergencies
- •Syncope
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Cause
- •Principles of treatment
- •Further management
- •Hyperventilation
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Cause
- •Principles of treatment
- •Postural hypotension
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Causes
- •Principles of treatment
- •Choking and aspiration
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Cause
- •Principles of treatment
- •Further management
- •Diabetic emergencies: Hypoglycaemia
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Cause
- •Principles of treatment
- •Further management
- •Epileptic seizure
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Cause
- •Principles of treatment
- •Further management
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Cause
- •Hospital setting
- •Medical risk assessment
- •3.2 Dental relevance of the medical condition
- •The cardiovascular system
- •Congenital and rheumatic heart disease
- •Hypertension
- •Management
- •Principles of management
- •Further management
- •Acute asthma
- •Signs and symptoms of acute severe asthma
- •Signs and symptoms of life-threatening asthma
- •Cause
- •Principles of treatment
- •Further management
- •Anaphylaxis
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Principles of treatment
- •Further management
- •Stroke
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Cause
- •Principles of treatment
- •Further management
- •Benzodiazepine overdose
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Cause
- •Principles of treatment
- •Further management
- •Psychiatric emergencies
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Cause
- •Principles of treatment
- •Angina and myocardial infarction
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Angina
- •Myocardial infarction
- •Cause
- •Principles of treatment
- •Further management for severe angina or myocardial infarction
- •Cardiorespiratory arrest
- •Signs and symptoms
- •Causes
- •Principles of treatment
- •Further management
- •ALS for cardiac arrest
- •Advanced airway management
- •Adrenaline (epinephrine)
- •Hospital transfer
- •3.4 Drug delivery
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Case history question
- •Oral examination questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Case history answer
- •Oral examination answers
- •4 Control of pain and anxiety
- •Overview
- •4.1 Systemic analgesia
- •Nociception and pain
- •Nociception
- •Pain
- •The pain system
- •Acute pain
- •Chronic pain
- •Pain control
- •Dental pain and pain after surgery
- •Dosing schedules
- •Preemptive analgesia
- •Preoperative patient preparation
- •Patient-controlled analgesia
- •Route of drug administration
- •Pain and the mind
- •4.2 Local anaesthesia
- •Mechanism of action
- •Amino-esters
- •Amino-amides
- •Potency
- •Speed of onset
- •Duration of action
- •Metabolism and excretion
- •Failure of anaesthesia
- •Complications
- •General complications
- •Psychogenic
- •Toxic
- •Allergic
- •Local complications
- •Soft-tissue trauma
- •Nerve trauma
- •Intravascular injection
- •Complications of inferior alveolar nerve block
- •Types of LA drugs
- •Topical LAs
- •Intraoral
- •Skin
- •Application method
- •Vasoconstrictors
- •Adrenaline (epinephrine)
- •Felypressin (octapressin)
- •Common drugs in dentistry
- •Lidocaine (lignocaine)
- •Prilocaine
- •Articaine
- •Bupivacaine
- •Drug dose for safety
- •4.3 Conscious sedation
- •Assessment for conscious sedation
- •Dental indications
- •Medical and behavioural indications
- •Dental contraindications
- •Medical contraindications
- •Allergy
- •Systemic disease
- •Respiratory disease
- •Pregnancy
- •Liver and kidney disease
- •Muscle disease
- •Obesity
- •Psychiatric disorders
- •Drug interactions
- •Physical status
- •Indicator of sedation need
- •Sedative drugs
- •Nitrous oxide
- •Elimination
- •Undesirable effects
- •Teratogenicity
- •Nausea or vomiting
- •Increased pressure in gas-containing body spaces
- •Benzodiazepines
- •Mechanism of action
- •Undesirable effects
- •Respiratory depression
- •The elderly
- •Elimination
- •Diazepam
- •Midazolam
- •Temazepam
- •Legal status
- •Flumazenil
- •Sedation techniques
- •Oral sedation
- •Inhalation sedation
- •Intravenous sedation
- •Dosage
- •Venous access
- •Amnesia
- •Analgesia
- •Discharge
- •Preoperative starvation
- •Intranasal sedation
- •Monitoring sedated patients
- •4.4 General anaesthesia
- •Patient assessment
- •Social history
- •Smoking
- •Alcohol
- •Home circumstances
- •Drug abuse
- •Previous anaesthetic history
- •Hereditary problems
- •Porphyria
- •Malignant hyperpyrexia
- •Suxamethonium apnoea
- •Physical examination
- •Special investigations
- •Haemoglobin concentration
- •Urinalysis
- •Sickle test
- •Urea and electrolyte (U&E) concentrations
- •Blood glucose concentration
- •Liver function tests (LFTs)
- •Clotting studies
- •Chest X-ray
- •Cervical spine X-ray
- •Electrocardiogram (ECG)
- •Pulmonary function tests
- •Weight
- •Risk assessment
- •Grading of physical status
- •Cardiovascular disease
- •Hypertension
- •Respiratory disease
- •Preoperative medication
- •Preoperative starvation
- •GA technique
- •Maintenance
- •Recovery
- •Monitoring during anaesthesia
- •Cardiovascular system
- •Respiratory system
- •Neuromuscular junction
- •Body temperature
- •Depth of anaesthesia
- •Self assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Single best questions
- •Case histories questions
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Self assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Single best answers
- •Case histories answers
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Overview
- •5.1 Pulpitis
- •Acute pulpitis
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Management
- •Chronic pulpitis
- •Clinical eatures
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Management
- •Acute periapical periodontitis
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Management
- •Chronic periapical periodontitis (periapical granuloma)
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Management
- •Pathoses associated with periapical inflammation
- •Hypercementosis
- •External resorption
- •5.4 Soft tissue infections of the face
- •Infection sited at a tooth
- •Acute alveolar abscess
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Management
- •Spread of infection to facial tissues
- •Lymphatic spread of infection
- •Spread of infection through tissue spaces
- •Floor-of-mouth tissue spaces
- •Other tissue spaces of importance
- •Buccal spaces
- •Pharyngeal tissue spaces
- •Hard palate area
- •Types of facial infection
- •Maxillary infections
- •Mandibular infections
- •Cellulitis
- •Cavernous sinus thrombosis
- •Management of infections about the face
- •Drainage
- •Chronic infection
- •Actinomycosis
- •Clinical features
- •Pathology
- •Management
- •Osteomyelitis
- •Acute osteomyelitis
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Management
- •Chronic osteomyelitis
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Management
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Management
- •Osteoradionecrosis
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Management
- •Medication related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ)
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Management
- •Periostitis
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Single best questions
- •Case history questions
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Viva questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Single best answers
- •Case history answers
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 4
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Likely diagnosis
- •Viva answers
- •6 Removal of teeth and surgical implantology
- •Overview
- •6.1 Dental extractions
- •Assessment for extraction
- •Indications for dental extraction
- •History and clinical examination
- •Radiographic examination
- •Treatment planning
- •Consent
- •Infection control
- •Reducing risk of errors in surgery
- •Surgical removal of teeth
- •Surgical flap design
- •Postoperative care
- •Complications of dental extractions
- •Postoperative pain
- •Postoperative swelling
- •Trismus
- •Fracture of teeth
- •Excessive bleeding
- •History
- •Examination
- •Achieve haemostasis
- •Postoperative infection
- •Osteomyelitis
- •Damage to soft tissues
- •Damage to nerves
- •Opening of the maxillary sinus
- •Loss of tooth
- •Loss of tooth fragment
- •Fracture of the maxillary tuberosity
- •Fracture of jaw
- •Dislocation of the mandible
- •Displacement of tooth into the airway
- •Surgical emphysema
- •6.2 Impacted and ectopic teeth
- •Assessment
- •Third molars
- •Impacted maxillary canines
- •Impacted lower second premolars
- •History and clinical examination
- •Radiological examination
- •Diagnosis
- •Treatment options
- •Indications for removal of third molars
- •Surgical techniques
- •Lower third molar surgery
- •Upper third molar surgery
- •Maxillary canines
- •Mandibular second premolars
- •Supernumerary teeth
- •Complications of treatment of impacted and ectopic teeth
- •6.3 Preprosthetic surgery
- •Retained teeth/roots removal
- •Denture irritation hyperplasia
- •Tori
- •Muscle attachments
- •Alveolar ridge augmentation
- •Sulcus deepening
- •Nerve repositioning
- •6.4 Dental implant surgery
- •Assessment
- •Indications for implant treatment
- •Assessment for oral implant surgery
- •Clinical examination
- •Presurgical investigations
- •Imaging
- •Periapical view
- •Panoramic view
- •Lateral cephalometric radiograph
- •Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT)
- •Surgical techniques
- •Bone augmentation
- •Autogenous bone
- •Alloplastic materials
- •Ceramics
- •Allografts
- •Xenografts
- •Bone grafting techniques
- •Onlay grafting
- •Interpositional grafting
- •Sinus elevation or lift
- •Stimulation of bone regeneration
- •Guided bone regeneration (GBR)
- •Distraction osteogenesis
- •Implant placement
- •Implant exposure
- •Immediate loading of implants
- •Postoperative care
- •Soft tissue surgery
- •Timing of implant placement
- •Immediate implant placement
- •Delayed immediate implants
- •Zygoma implants
- •Implant success
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Case history questions
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Viva questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Case history answers
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Viva answers
- •7 Diseases of bone and the maxillary sinus
- •Overview
- •7.1 Diseases of bone
- •Normal jaw skeleton
- •Benign fibro-osseous lesions
- •Fibrous dysplasia
- •Clinical features
- •Pathology
- •Radiology
- •Management
- •Cemento-ossifying fibroma
- •Clinical features
- •Pathology
- •Radiology
- •Management
- •Paget’s disease of bone
- •Cemento-osseous dysplasias
- •Giant-cell granuloma (central giant-cell granuloma)
- •Osteoporosis
- •Hyperparathyroidism
- •Genetic disorders
- •Bone tumours
- •7.2 Diseases of the maxillary sinus
- •Anatomy
- •Histology
- •Anomalies
- •Inflammation (“sinusitis”)
- •Chronic maxillary sinusitis
- •Acute maxillary sinusitis
- •Mucosal cysts of the antrum
- •Benign tumours
- •Osteoma
- •Odontogenic cysts and benign tumours
- •Malignancy
- •Antral response to inflammation of dental origin (odontogenic sinusitis)
- •Displacement of roots into the sinus
- •Oro-antral communication
- •Fracture of the maxillary tuberosity
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Single best questions
- •Case history questions
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Case history 5
- •Viva questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Single best answers
- •Case history answers
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Case history 5
- •Viva answers
- •Overview
- •8.1 Assessment of the injured patient
- •Primary survey
- •Airway
- •Breathing
- •Circulation
- •Disability
- •Exposure and environmental control
- •Radiographic examination
- •Secondary survey
- •Documentation
- •Children
- •Adult domestic violence and abuse
- •8.2 Dental injuries
- •Management
- •8.3 Facial soft tissue injuries
- •Aetiology
- •Clinical presentation
- •Radiology
- •Surgical management of lacerations
- •Surgical management of burns
- •8.4 Facial fractures
- •Aetiology
- •Clinical presentation
- •Radiological examination
- •Principles of facial fracture management
- •Dento-alveolar fractures
- •Mandibular fractures
- •Zygoma (or malar) fractures
- •Orbital fractures
- •Maxillary fractures
- •Nasal/nasoethmoidal fractures
- •Techniques for facial fracture management
- •Closed reduction and indirect fixation in the mandible
- •Acrylic splints
- •Disadvantages of IMF fixation
- •Peralveolar and circumandibular wiring
- •Gunning-type splints
- •Closed reduction and indirect fixation in the maxilla
- •Suspension wires
- •Extraoral craniomandibular fixation
- •Open reduction and direct fixation in the mandible and maxilla
- •Plating with mini- and micro-plating systems
- •Titanium mesh
- •Biodegradable plates and screws
- •Transosseous and intraosseous wiring
- •Bone screws
- •8.5 Gunshot wounds
- •Weapons
- •Management
- •Initial
- •Imaging
- •Soft tissues
- •Hard tissues
- •8.6 Dislocation of the mandible
- •8.7 Complications of facial injury
- •Complications of dental injury
- •Primary teeth
- •Permanent teeth
- •Complications of facial soft tissue injury
- •Complications of facial fractures
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Single best questions
- •Case history questions
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Viva questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Single best answers
- •Case history answers
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Viva answers
- •9 Dentofacial and craniofacial anomalies
- •Overview
- •9.1 Congenital anomalies
- •Aetiology and types
- •Clinical management
- •History
- •Clinical examination
- •Investigations
- •Imaging
- •Cephalometric analysis
- •Diagnosis
- •Treatment planning
- •9.2 Orthognathic surgery
- •Preoperative stage
- •Preoperative planning
- •Preoperative care
- •Treatment
- •Mandibular surgery
- •Genioplasty
- •Maxillary surgery
- •Postoperative care
- •Airway management
- •Analgesia
- •Follow-up
- •9.3 Cleft lip and palate surgery
- •9.4 Craniofacial surgery and osteodistraction
- •Osteodistraction techniques
- •Technique
- •9.5 Cosmetic facial surgery
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Single best questions
- •Viva questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Single best answers
- •Viva answers
- •10 Cysts and odontogenic tumours
- •Overview
- •10.1 General features
- •Cyst growth
- •Classification of cysts
- •Other cysts
- •Odontogenic cysts
- •10.2 Examination
- •General clinical features
- •Radiological examination: General principles
- •Maxilla
- •Mandible
- •Radiological signs
- •Margins
- •Shape
- •Locularity
- •Effects on adjacent structures
- •Effect on unerupted teeth
- •Radicular cyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Residual radicular cyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Inflammatory collateral cysts
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Dentigerous cyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Eruption cyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Odontogenic keratocyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Lateral periodontal and botryoid cysts
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Gingival cysts
- •Glandular odontogenic cyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Calcifying odontogenic cyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Orthokeratinising odontgenic cyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Nasopalatine cyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Nasolabial cyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Solitary bone cyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •Aneurysmal bone cyst
- •Radiology
- •Pathology
- •10.4 Surgical management of cysts
- •Enucleation
- •Marsupialisation
- •Surgical management of particular cysts
- •Radicular cysts
- •Odontogenic keratocyst
- •Eruption cysts
- •Solitary bone cyst
- •Aneurysmal bone cyst
- •Malignant odontogenic tumours
- •Ameloblastoma
- •Odontomes
- •Mesenchymal odontogenic tumours
- •10.7 Surgical management of odontogenic tumours
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Single best questions
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Short note questions
- •Essay questions
- •Viva questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Single best answers
- •Case history answers
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Short note answers
- •Essay question answers
- •Viva answers
- •11 Mucosal diseases
- •Overview
- •11.1 Normal oral mucosa
- •Normal structures
- •Leukoedema
- •11.2 Conditions related to friction or trauma
- •Smoker’s palatal keratosis
- •Fibrous hyperplasia and neoplasia
- •Fibroepithelial polyp
- •Denture irritation hyperplasia
- •Connective tissue neoplasms
- •11.3 Ulceration
- •Traumatic ulceration
- •Drug-related ulceration
- •Recurrent aphthous stomatitis: Aphthous ulceration
- •Aetiology
- •Diagnosis
- •Management
- •11.4 Infections
- •Bacterial infections
- •Viral infections
- •Herpes simplex
- •Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis
- •Herpes labialis (cold sores)
- •Herpes zoster
- •Coxsackievirus
- •Epstein–barr virus
- •Human papillomavirus
- •Kaposi’s sarcoma
- •Hairy leukoplakia
- •Erythematous candidiasis
- •HIV-related gingivitis
- •HIV-related periodontitis
- •Other mucosal manifestations in HIV infection
- •Fungal infections
- •Angular cheilitis
- •Chronic hyperplastic candidiasis
- •Clinical features
- •Histopathological features (fig. 11.12)
- •Median rhomboid glossitis
- •11.5 Lichen planus
- •Clinical features
- •Oral lesions
- •Skin lesions
- •Lichenoid mucositis
- •Histopathological features
- •Aetiology
- •Management
- •11.6 Pigmented lesions
- •Black hairy tongue
- •Amalgam tattoos
- •Melanotic lesions
- •Discrete melanin-pigmented lesions
- •Malignant melanoma
- •Diffuse oral melanosis
- •Other lesions
- •11.7 Vesiculo-bullous lesions
- •Immune-mediated conditions
- •Mucous membrane pemphigoid
- •Pemphigus vulgaris
- •Other autoimmune conditions
- •Erythema multiforme
- •Genetic disorders
- •Angina bullosa haemorrhagica
- •11.8 Granulomatous disorders
- •Causes of granulomas
- •Foreign body
- •Orofacial granulomatosis
- •Crohn’s disease
- •Sarcoidosis
- •11.9 Other mucosal conditions
- •White sponge naevus
- •Diagnosis
- •Management
- •Geographic tongue
- •Diagnosis
- •Management
- •Epulides
- •Fibrous epulis
- •Vascular epulis
- •Giant-cell epulis (peripheral giant-cell granuloma)
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Single best questions
- •Case history questions
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Case history 5
- •Viva questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Single best answers
- •Case history answers
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Case history 5
- •Viva answers
- •12 Oral potentially malignant disorders and oral cancer
- •Overview
- •12.1 Oral potentially malignant disorders
- •Leukoplakia
- •Erythoplakia
- •Oral lichen planus
- •Oral lichenoid reactions
- •Oral lesions of graft-versus-host disease
- •Oral lupus erythematosus
- •Chronic hyperplastic candidosis and candidal leukoplakia
- •Proliferative verrucous leukoplakia (PVL)
- •Types of oral cancer
- •Minor salivary gland cancers
- •Malignant melanoma
- •Malignant lymphoma
- •Leukaemia
- •Metastatic deposits
- •Rare neoplasms
- •Squamous cell carcinoma
- •Aetiology
- •Smoking
- •Paan and other tobacco use
- •Alcohol
- •Ultraviolet light
- •Diet
- •Viruses
- •Clinical features
- •The lip
- •Intra-oral surfaces
- •Head and neck
- •Pathology
- •Histopathological features
- •Bone invasion
- •Metastasis
- •Grading and staging
- •Histological grading: Prognostic features
- •Imaging of oral squamous cell carcinoma
- •Treatment
- •Exophytic verrucous hyperplasia
- •Oral submucous fibrosis
- •Palatal lesions in reverse smokers
- •Genetic mucosal lesions
- •Clinically normal susceptible mucosa
- •12.2 Pathology, dysplasia grading and management
- •Epithelial dysplasia
- •Grading of dysplasia
- •Molecular pathology of opmds
- •12.3 Management of opmds
- •12.4 Oral cancers
- •Epidemiology
- •Global incidence and trends
- •Morbidity and mortality
- •Surgery
- •Radiotherapy
- •Chemotherapy
- •12.5 Role of the dentist in prevention, detection and treatment
- •Prevention
- •Early diagnosis and screening
- •Referral
- •Dental care prior to radiotherapy
- •Post-treatment care
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Single best questions
- •Case history questions
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 4
- •Viva questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Single best answers
- •Case history answers
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Viva answers
- •13 Facial skin and neck
- •Overview
- •13.1 Facial skin lesions
- •Non-melanoma skin cancer
- •Malignant melanoma
- •13.2 Neck swellings
- •Lymphadenopathy
- •Examination and investigation of lymph nodes
- •Bacterial infections
- •Viral infections
- •Fungal and protozoal infections
- •Sarcoidosis
- •Haematological malignancy
- •Secondary malignancy
- •Other causes of lymphadenopathy
- •Cysts of the neck
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Case history questions
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Single best answers
- •Case history answers
- •14 Salivary gland disease
- •Overview
- •14.1 Anatomy
- •Minor salivary glands
- •Submandibular gland
- •Parotid gland
- •14.2 Investigations
- •History and clinical examination
- •Sialometry
- •Radiology
- •Is there a calculus present?
- •Plain radiographs, or ultrasound
- •Parotid glands
- •Submandibular gland
- •Ultrasound
- •Is there an obstruction in the duct system? What is the condition of the duct system?
- •Sialography
- •Sialoendoscopy
- •Is there a mass present?
- •Ultrasound
- •Is there an abnormality of gland function?
- •Radio-isotope imaging
- •Biopsy
- •14.3 Salivary gland disorders
- •Obstructive salivary disorders
- •Extra-ductal obstruction
- •Duct wall thickening
- •Intra-ductal obstruction
- •Acute sialadenitis
- •Viral sialadenitis
- •Bacterial sialadenitis
- •Chronic sialadenitis
- •Bacterial sialadenitis
- •Relapsing parotitis
- •Radiation sialadenitis
- •Chronic sclerosing sialadenitis
- •Sarcoidosis
- •Sialosis
- •Sjögren’s syndrome
- •Diagnosis
- •Management
- •Systemic disorders and salivary function
- •Salivary gland tumours
- •Benign tumours
- •Pleomorphic adenoma
- •Warthin’s tumour
- •Other adenomas
- •Soft tissue salivary tumours
- •Malignant tumours
- •Adenoid cystic carcinoma
- •Mucoepidermoid carcinoma
- •Acinic-cell carcinoma
- •Secretory carcinoma
- •Polymorphous adenocarcinoma
- •Carcinoma arising in pleomorphic adenoma
- •Other carcinomas
- •Other malignant tumours
- •Molecular pathology of salivary glands
- •Salivary gland cysts
- •Mucous extravasation mucocoele
- •Mucous retention mucocoele
- •Ranula
- •14.4 Surgery
- •Minor salivary glands
- •Submandibular salivary gland
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Single best questions
- •Case history questions
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Case history 5
- •Case history 6
- •Viva questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Single best answers
- •Case history answers
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Case history 5
- •Case history 6
- •Viva answers
- •15 Facial pain
- •Overview
- •15.1 Assessment of a patient suffering from orofacial pain
- •Social history
- •Trigeminal neuralgia
- •Clinical presentation
- •Nature
- •Duration
- •Site
- •Initiating factors
- •Associated signs and symptoms
- •Special investigations
- •Medical management
- •Surgical management
- •Painful trigeminal neuropathies
- •Painful trigeminal neuropathy attributed to herpes zoster (preherpetic neuralgia)
- •Clinical presentation
- •Nature
- •Duration
- •Site
- •Associated signs and symptoms
- •Special investigations
- •Medical management
- •Trigeminal postherpetic neuralgia
- •Clinical presentation
- •Nature
- •Duration
- •Site
- •Accompanying signs and symptoms
- •Special investigations
- •Medical management
- •Surgical management
- •Glossopharyngeal neuralgia
- •Clinical presentation
- •Nature
- •Duration
- •Site
- •Initiating factors
- •Associated signs and symptoms
- •Special investigations
- •Medical management
- •Surgical management
- •15.3 Primary and secondary headaches
- •Migraine
- •Clinical presentation
- •Nature
- •Duration
- •Site
- •Initiating factors
- •Associated signs and symptoms
- •Special investigations
- •Medical management
- •Tension type headache
- •Clinical presentation
- •Nature
- •Duration
- •Site
- •Initiating factors
- •Associated signs and symptoms
- •Special investigations
- •Medical management
- •Trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias
- •Clinical presentation
- •Nature
- •Duration
- •Site
- •Initiating factors
- •Associated signs and symptoms
- •Special investigations
- •Medical management
- •Secondary headaches
- •Giant-cell arteritis (cranial arteritis, temporal arteritis)
- •Clinical presentation
- •Nature
- •Duration
- •Site
- •Initiating factors
- •Associated signs and symptoms
- •Special investigations
- •Medical management
- •15.4 Idiopathic orofacial pain
- •Persistent idiopathic facial pain (PIFP)
- •Clinical presentation
- •Nature
- •Duration
- •Site
- •Initiating/ameliorating factors
- •Associated signs and symptoms
- •Clinical examination
- •Medical history
- •Social history
- •Special investigations
- •Medical management
- •Persistent idiopathic dentoalveolar pain (atypical odontalgia)
- •Burning mouth syndrome
- •Clinical presentation
- •Nature
- •Duration
- •Site
- •Initiating/ameliorating factors
- •Associated symptoms
- •Clinical examination
- •Special investigations
- •Medical management
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Single best questions
- •Case history questions
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Essay question
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True/false
- •Single best answers
- •Case history answers
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Case history 5
- •Essay answer
- •16 Disorders of the temporomandibular joint
- •Overview
- •16.1 Anatomy and examination
- •Anatomy
- •Components
- •The mandibular condyle
- •The mandibular (glenoid) fossa
- •Interarticular disc (meniscus)
- •Capsule
- •Ligaments
- •Joint movement
- •Examination
- •Clinical examination
- •Joint examination
- •Movement
- •Pain on palpation
- •Auscultation
- •Muscle examination
- •Radiology
- •Arthroscopy
- •16.2 Temporomandibular joint disorders (TMDs)
- •What are TMDs?
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Management
- •Internal derangement
- •Disc displacement with reduction
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Management
- •Disc displacement without reduction
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Management
- •Surgical treatment of internal derangement
- •16.3 Other conditions affecting the joint
- •Degenerative joint disease
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Management
- •Rheumatoid arthritis
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Management
- •Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (juvenile chronic arthritis)
- •Malignancy mimicking a TMD
- •Rare disorders of the TMJ
- •Trauma
- •Effusion
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Management
- •Dislocation
- •Clinical features
- •Radiology
- •Management
- •Ankylosis
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/false
- •Single best questions
- •Case history questions
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Viva questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True / false
- •Single best answers
- •Case history answers
- •Case history 1
- •Case history 2
- •Case history 3
- •Case history 4
- •Viva answers
- •17 Radiation protection
- •Overview
- •17.1 Ionising radiation and its effects
- •Interaction with matter
- •Somatic and genetic effects of X-rays
- •Doses and risks in dental radiography
- •17.2 Radiation protection
- •Protection of patients
- •Selection of bitewing radiographs
- •Selection of periapical radiographs
- •Selection of panoramic radiographs
- •Selection of cone beam CT examinations
- •Dose limitation
- •Quality assurance
- •Protection of staff
- •Position
- •Workload
- •Local rules
- •‘Good practice’ guidelines
- •Administration of radiation protection
- •Employer (legal person)
- •Registration
- •Referrer
- •Practitioner
- •Operator
- •Radiation protection supervisor
- •Radiation protection adviser (RPA)
- •Medical physics expert (MPE)
- •Self-assessment questions
- •True/ false
- •Single best questions
- •Essays
- •Viva questions
- •Self-assessment answers
- •True /false
- •Single best answers
- •Essay plans
- •Viva answers
- •Index
Index
283
Third molars (Continued)
surgical extraction, 92–94, 93b, 93f, 94f
questions and answers, 101, 103
Three-sided flaps, 88
Thrombocytopenia, 26
Thrush (acute pseudomembranous
candidiasis), 177t
Thyroglossal tract cyst, questions and answers,
215–216, 218
Titanium mesh, 135
TMJ see Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
TNM staging
oral cancer staging, 201, 202f
questions and answers, 204, 207
squamous cell carcinomas, 201
Tobacco smoking, squamous cell carcinomas, 197
Tongue, 73f
questions and answers, 185, 187
Tongue deviation on thrusting, 199f
Tooth impaction see Impacted teeth
Tooth roots, 87
Topical local anaesthesia, 48
Topical steroids, recurrent aphthous stomatitis
management, 174
Tori, preprosthetic surgery, 95
Torus mandibularis, 106, 107f
Torus palatinus, 106
Total parotidectomy, 232–233
Toxicity, local anaesthesia, 47–48
Tracheostomy, 125, 126f
Transosseous wiring, mandible/maxilla
fracture management, 135
Trauma, 124–140
assessment, 124–127
child abuse, 127
dental implant surgery, 97
documentation, 127
domestic violence, 127
firearms see Gunshot wounds
primary survey, 124–126, 125f
questions and answers, 136–140
radiography, 126
secondary surgery, 126–127
teeth see Dental injuries
TMJ disorders, 257–259 see also Dental
injuries; Facial fractures; Soft-tissue
trauma
Traumatic ulcers, 13–14, 13f, 172
Treponema pallidum infection, 174
Trigeminal nerve, 14f
trauma, 130
Trigeminal neuralgia, 242–243
classical, 242
clinical presentation, 242
medical management, 244
questions and answers, 248, 250
special investigations, 244
surgical management, 244
symptomatic, 242
Trismus
acute alveolar abscess, 72
dental extraction complications, 89
True outcomes, RCTs, 5
Tube current-exposure, radiation
protection, 267
Tuberculosis, 174
pulmonary, 26
Tumour suppressor genes, 194t
Two-sided flaps, 88
U
Ulcer-healing drugs, benzodiazepine
interactions, 51t
Ulcers/ulceration, 13–14, 13f, 172–174
drug-related, 172
pain, 14
shape, 14
sites, 13–14
size, 14
traumatic, 13–14, 13f, 172 see also
Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS)
Ultrasound, 18–19
salivary gland calculus, 221, 221f
salivary gland function abnormalities, 222
salivary gland masses, 222–223
Ultraviolet light, squamous cell
carcinomas, 198
Unerupted teeth, cyst radiology, 152
Upper airway disease, 25
Upper respiratory tract infections, 25
Urea and electrolyte (U&E) concentration,
58–59
Urinalysis, 58
V
Vascular epulis, 183–184, 183f
Vasoconstrictors, 48
Vastus lateralis, 40f
Verrill’s sign, 55
Vesico-bullous lesions, 180–182
Vesiculo-bullous disorders, questions and
answers, 184–189
Viral infections
lymph nodes, 212–213
patient assessment, 15
squamous cell carcinomas, see also specific
infections
Viral sialadenitis (mumps), 224
questions and answers, 233, 236
Vitamin B
12
deficiency, 174
metabolism, 52
W
Warfarin, 26
questions and answers, 41, 43
Warthin’s tumour, 229
questions and answers, 216, 218
Warwick James elevators, 87, 87f
Wegener’s granulomatosis, 182
Weight, general anaesthesia, 59
White sponge naevus, 183, 183f, 185, 187
Wiring
direct interdental, 134
intraosseous, 135
prealveolar, 134
Workload, staff radiation protection, 268
X
Xenografts, dental implant surgery, 99
X-rays
chest see Chest x-ray
genetic effects, 264
parallax, impacted teeth, 91
production, 264
somatic effects, 264 see also Radiography
Z
Zolmitriptan, 245–246
Zygoma fracture management, 132
Zygoma implants, 100–101
dental implant surgery, 100–101
fracture, 131
trauma, radiology, 131
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