Infection in jaw bone treatment
[DOCX File]Recommended Treatment - MedPro Group
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____ 5. Even with all the precautions we take, there may be delayed healing, necrosis of the jaw bone, loss of bone and soft tissues, infection, fracture of the jaw due to a medical condition, oral-cutaneous fistula (open draining wounds), or other significant complications. ____ 6. If osteonecrosis should occur, treatment may be long and ...
[DOCX File]Consent for IV Bisphosphonate Drugs
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(UPPER AND LOWER JAW FRACTURES) BASICS. OVERVIEW. Fractures of the upper jaw (known as the “maxilla”), the lower jaw (known as the “mandible”), and associated structures are classified as to location, severity (that is, tooth involvement, soft-tissue tears, and type of bone fracture), and effects of the chewing muscles (known as “muscles of mastication”) on restoring the bones and ...
“DRUNKEN” APPEARING GAIT OR MOVEMENT …
Recommended Treatment ... the gum will be opened to permit better access to the roots and to the eroded bone, inflamed and infected gum tissue will be removed and the root surfaces will be thoroughly cleaned. ... bleeding, swelling, facial discoloration, pain, jaw joint injuries or associated muscle spasms. Patients may also experience ...
[DOC File]Wiley
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Research shows that there is a small risk of developing osteonecrosis (bone cell death) of the jaw or other complications after dental treatment. The jaw bones usually heal completely, but in some patients taking these drugs, the ability of the bone to heal may be altered.
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_____K. Post-operative infection requiring additional treatment. _____L. Further degenerative joint changes and development of adhesions (scar tissue), joint arthritis (opposite joint in unilateral cases), or osteomyelitis of the jaw (bone infection). _____M. Foreign body reaction or allergic reaction and rejection of the implant, wear ...
Consent for Periodontal Surgery
Post – operative bleeding, oozing, infection and/or bone inflammation. Bruising and/or swelling, restricted mouth opening for several days or weeks. Removal of bone during tooth extraction.
Jawbone Infection | Healthy Living
Recommended Treatment. ... soft tissue infection and/or bone infection. Bruising and/or swelling, restricted mouth opening for several days or weeks, or, rarely, longer. ... there is an increased risk of infection, loss of bone in the jaw, loss of the implants, and …
[DOCX File]Recommended Treatment - MedPro Group
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If I have elected a banked bone or bone substitute graft, there is a rare chance of disease spread from the processed bone. Jaw fracture. As a result of the injection or use of anesthesia, at times there may be swelling, jaw muscle tenderness or even resultant numbness of the tongue, lips, teeth, jaws and/or facial tissues, which is typically ...
IV Bisphosphonate Drugs Consent
Fractures of the upper jaw (maxilla), the lower jaw (mandible), and associated structures are classified as to location, severity (that is, tooth involvement, soft tissue tears, and type of bone fracture), and effects of the chewing muscles (muscles of mastication) on restoring the bones and teeth to their normal anatomic positions (reduction)
[DOC File]TMJ Informed Consent
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5. Postoperative infection requiring additional treatment. 6. Decision to leave a small piece of root in the jaw when its removal would require extensive surgery. 7. Damage to adjacent teeth, fillings, and crowns. 8. Stretching of the corners of the mouth with resulting cracking and bruising. 9.
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