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RELFECTION AND SUTURING
level: RELFECTION AND SUTURING
Questions and Answers List
level questions: RELFECTION AND SUTURING
Question
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performed to separate the mucoperiosteal flap from the underlying bone
Reflection
The elevator (molt 9 periosteal elevator) is in direct contact with bone and reflection starts at the incision, usually at an angle, and is completed with gentle, steady strokes towards the ___________, without damaging the tissues
labial or buccal vestibule
When the attachment between bone and periosteum is strong, then ___________ are maybe used
scissors or surgical blades
closing the wound to protect the wound from contamination
Suturing
importance of suturing:To ____wound margins
coapt
importance of suturing:Sutures also aid in
hemostasis
importance of suturing:Sutures help hold a ______- over bone
soft tissue flap
importance of suturing:Sutures may aid in maintaining a ____ in the alveolar socket
blood clot
TRUE OR FALSE: Sutures can be placed across the empty tooth socket
FALSE
PRINCIPLES OF SUTURING: When reapproximating the flap, the suture is passed first through the ___; the needle is regrasped with the needle holder and is passed through the _______ of the lingual papilla
mobile tissue; attached tissue
TRUE OR FALSE: When passing the needle through the tissue, the needle should enter the surface of the mucosa at a obtuse angle
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: When passing the needle through the flap, the surgeon must ensure that an adequate amount of tissue is taken
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE: Suture should not be tied too tightly
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE: The knot should be positioned so that it falls directly over the incision line
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: If a three-cornered flap is used, the vertical end of the incision must be closed separately. Two sutures usually are required to close the vertical end properly
TRUE
TYPES OF SUTURES MATERIALS (resorbable): plain catgut
5 days
TYPES OF SUTURES MATERIALS (resorbable): tanned/chromic
7-9 days
TYPES OF SUTURES MATERIALS (nonresorbable):monofilament
Polypropylene
TYPES OF SUTURES MATERIALS (nonresorbable):multifilament
Silk, polyesters
TYPES OF SUTURE NEEDLES:Considered atraumatic and are mainly used for suturing thin mucosa
Round or Oval Cross-Section View
TYPES OF SUTURE NEEDLES:Their disadvantage is that great pressure is required when passing through the tissues, which may make suturing the wound harder.
Round or Oval Cross-Section View
TYPES OF SUTURE NEEDLES:When they are used for thin mucosa, care is required because they may tear the tissues
Triangular Needles
TYPES OF SUTURE NEEDLES:These needles have sharp cutting edges and are preferred for suturing thicker tissues
Triangular Needles
TYPES OF SUTURE NEEDLES:The most suitable needles are ______ and ____ long, in both cases
semicircular or threeeighths of a circle; 19-20 mm
TYPES OF SUTURES:This is the simplest and most frequently used type, and may be used in all surgical procedures of the mouth
Interrupted Suture
TYPES OF SUTURES:The advantage is that when sutures are placed in a row, inadvertent loosening of one or even losing one will not influence the rest.
Interrupted Suture
TYPES OF SUTURES:this is usually used for the suturing of wounds that are superficial but long
Continuous Suture