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Principles of oral and maxillofacial surgery
essay
[Link] suture materials and explain the principles of flap design and
principles of suturing.
Short notes
[Link] infection control precautions.
[Link] of suture materials.
[Link] are the types of Biopsy? Add a note on FNAC. * * *
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[Link] heat sterilization.
[Link] materials. * * * * * * *
[Link] suture materials.
[Link] technique in oral surgery. * *
[Link] and Disinfection. * * *
[Link] of sterilization.
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[Link] materials and equipments.
[Link] HIV exposure prophylaxis.
[Link] manifestations of HIV infection.
[Link] concepts of imaging technique.
[Link] of ultrasound.
Local anesthesia
essay
[Link] and detail the local and systemic complications of LA.
[Link] the properties of ideal local [Link] in detail the
various intraoral techniques to anesthetize the mandibular nerve and its
complications.
[Link] the indications, technique and complications of tuberosity
block. How will you avoid and manage these complications?
Short notes
[Link] complications of local anesthesia. * * *
[Link] of local anesthesia. *
[Link] nerve block. *
[Link] of pterygomandibular block.
[Link] block.
[Link] orbital nerve block. *
[Link] superior alveolar nerve block.
[Link] gates technique. * * * */closed mouth technique.
[Link]-akinosi technique. *
[Link] and technique of Inferior alveolar block.
[Link] and Composition of local anesthesia. *
[Link]-rotational Insertion technique.
[Link] mixture of local anesthetic.
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[Link] of vasoconstrictors in local anaesthesia. * *
[Link] hydrochloride.
[Link] receptor theory.
[Link] of nerve conduction. *
[Link] of local anesthesia.
[Link] of action of local anaesthesia. *
General anesthesia and sedation in OMFS
Short notes
[Link] anaesthetic medication. * * * * * * * *
[Link] of general anesthesia. * *
[Link] sedation.
[Link] treacheal tube.
Exodontia and minor oral surgical procedures
Essay
1. Discuss in detail the surgical management and the complication of
disto angularly impacted lower third molar. *
[Link] impaction, classify impaction of mandibular third molar and
management of mesioangularly impacted mandibular third molar. (*How
do you evaluate impacted lower third molars)
[Link] impaction. Discuss in detail causes, Radiological examination
and removal of labialy placed maxillary canine tooth.
[Link], Contra indications and complication of Teeth extraction.
Write in detail about transalveolar extraction.
[Link] in detail the impacted maxillary [Link] the various
surgical procedures to remove the impacted maxillary canine.
[Link] mandibular third molar [Link] the surgical steps in
removal of a horizontally impacted left mandibular third molar ( *describe
the sequalae of impacted third molar ) (*describe the complication while
removing such a tooth)
7. Classify suture materials and explain the principles of flap design and
principles of suturing.
[Link] the technique for removal of a fractured maxillary first molar.
[Link] the causes for post extraction bleeding. How do you diagnose
and manage post extraction bleeding.*
[Link] your treatment plan of extraction in patients with history of a)
Long term corticosteroid therapy.b) Hepatitis B C) Anticogulant therapy.
SHORT NOTES
[Link] alveolar extraction. * * * * * * * * *
[Link] of Elevator. * *(Elevators * * *)
[Link] socket * * * * * * * * */ Alveolar osteitis (alveolar osteitis sicca)
(Birns hypothesis)
4. Classification of suture materials. and suturing techniques. * * * * * * *
* * * (Resorbable suture material), (catgut)
5. WAR lines and it’s implications.* * * * * */Winter’s WAR lines
6. Pell and Gregory classification of impacted lower third molar. *
7. Lingual split technique. * /Kelsey Fry technique.*
8. Principles of flap design and types of flaps.
9. Infective Endocarditis prophylaxis in tooth extraction. * *
[Link] and Contra indications of extraction. *
11. Tooth in the line of fracture,
12. Tube shift method in canine impaction.
13. Impacted maxillary canine.* * (classification)
14. (I & D). Incision and Drainage.
[Link] line and their clinical significance
[Link] mandibular impaction of third molar *
17. complications of tooth extraction and its management.
[Link] contraindication of exodontia.
19. Tooth impaction *
[Link] of extraction*
21. Post extraction bleeding.
Preprosthetic Surgery
Essay
[Link] Pre-prosthetic procedures. Write in detail about the
indications and surgical steps in vestibuloplasty procedures.
[Link] preprosthetic surgery, discuss in detail the various
preprosthetic procedures to improve the bony alveolar ridge. *
3. Define preprosthetic surgery . state the criteria for the preprosthetic
[Link] the surgical procedure followed in 21st century in
augmenting the thin atropic alveolar ridges.
Short notes
[Link] procedure. *
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[Link] palate.
[Link] and alveolectomy.* *
Temporomandibular joint disorders
Essay
[Link] and classify ankylosis of Temporomandibular joint. Describe
the etiology, clinical and radiological features and management of
unilateral bony ankylosis in a 10-year-old child. * * * (11 yr old boy )
2. Define and classify ankylosis. Describe in detail about the etiology,
pathogenesis, clinical features, radiographic features and surgical
management of bilateral ankylosis.
3. classify ankylosis of [Link] the clinical features and treatment
for unilateral ankylosis in a35 year old adult.
Short notes
[Link]’s protocol.
2. Various extra oral approaches to the temporomandibular joint.
3. Internal derangement.*
4. Anatomy of TMJ.
5. TMJ Ankylosis * * * * * *
[Link] of TMJ.* * * * *
[Link] recurrent dislocation. *
[Link] syndrome.
[Link] and Non union. * * *
10. Gap arthroplasty.
[Link] arthroplasty.
[Link] of TMJ. *
[Link] dysfunction syndrome.
Orthognathic Surgery
Short notes
[Link] maxillary segmental osteotomy (AMO).
[Link] options for prognathic mandible.
3. Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy. * * * * * *
4. Anterior maxillary osteotomy.
5. Kole’s procedure.
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Cysts and Tumors of the Orofacial Region
Essay
[Link] odontogenic tumors. Define ameloblastoma and discuss
the diagnosis and treatment of unicystic amelobalstoma. *
[Link] cyst. Classify odontogenic cyst of jaws. Write in detail
clinical features, radiographic features and management of
odontogenickeratocyst. * * * * * * (OKC of maxilla )
[Link] tumour, classify odontogenic tumour, and discuss in detail
the management of the ameloblastoma of the mandible. * * *
*Classify Odontogenic Tumors. Define Ameloblastoma and discuss its
various treatment modalities.
[Link] cysts of Jaw. Write in detail about diagnosis and
management
of Dentigerous cyst in relation to mandibular third molar. *
[Link] is Keatocyst, what are the causes for recuurence of keratocyst,
and new technique of management of keratocyst occurring in the
posterior body and ramus of the mandible.
[Link] the differential diagnosis and management of radioluscent
lesions of posterior body and ramus of mandible.
[Link] are all the various complications that occur in oral surgery ?
discuss. *
[Link] the technique for the management of a periapical cyst in
relation to upper central incisors.
9 Classify odontogenic cyst of the jaw. Describe the signs, symptoms
and management of the cyst of the maxilla involving the maxillary
antrum.
Short notes
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[Link] dysplasia. * * * (Monostatic Fibrous Dysplasia.)
[Link] cyst. * * * *
4. Marsupialization. * * * * ( Partsch 2 procedure )
[Link]’s solution. * *
6. Ranula. * ( Plunging Ranula. *)
[Link]. (unicystic ) (peripheral )
[Link] cystic carcinoma,
[Link] *. (OKC *)
[Link] cyst.
[Link] cyst./ Radicular cyst.
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[Link] cyst.
[Link] fibroma .*
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MAXILLOFACIAL TRAUMA
Essay
[Link] midface fractures. Discuss in detail etiology, signs,
symptoms and management of Le fort 1 fracture. * * * * * *
*Discuss in detail about Maxillary fractures and its management.
[Link] zygomatic complex fractures. Discuss various modalities
in treating zygomatic complex fractures. * (zygomatic arch fracture *)
[Link] Le fort fractures. Discuss in detail about clinical features
and surgical management of Le fort II fractures.
[Link] of mandibular fractures. Elaborate on surgical
approaches and management of unfavourable mandibular angle
fracture. * * * (horizontal unfavourable * )
[Link] fracture mandible. Discuss in detail the etiology, clinical
and radiological features and management of # of the angle of the
mandible.
[Link] mandibular fractures. Describe in detail signs symptoms,
radiological features and management of bilateral condylar
fracture. * * ( classify condylar fracture * * *) (8 yr old boy)
(complications of condylar fracture )
[Link] fracture Mandible . How will you diagnose and treat a case
of fracture in the parasymphysis region of the mandible? * *
(symphysis region )
[Link] in detail the various methods of managing the
fracture in the angle of the mandible.
[Link] are the signs and symptoms of unilateral fracture zygoma ?
how do you manage a simple case of a depressed fracture zygoma. *
[Link] fracture condyle, how will you manage a fractured condyle
in a child aged 7 years give reasons.
11. describe the management of fracture of edentulous mandible in a
patient.
SHORT NOTES
[Link] Osteosynthesis. * */ Champy’s line of osteosynthesis. ,
Dynamic compression plate. * Bone plates *.
2. Methods of fixation of jaw fractures. *
3. Gilley’s temporal approach. * *
[Link] I fracure and management. */ Guerin's fracture. *
5. Angle fracture of mandible * /Mandibular angle fracture and its
management.
6. Anatomy of Mandibular nerve.
7. Lefort classification of maxillary fracture.
8. condylar fracture. *
9. CSF Rhinorrhoea. *
10 .Diplopia.
[Link] bar wiring.
12. Gunning splint.
[Link] wiring.
[Link] fractures of pyramidal fracture midface.
15. Lefort lines.
16. common sites fracture mandible.
[Link] and non union ,delayed union.* * *
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SALIVARY GLAND DISORDERS
ESSAY
[Link] tumours of salivary glands and discuss in detail about
pleomorphic adenoma. *
SHORT NOTES
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[Link]. * * * *(clinical features and management of
submandibular sialolith *)
[Link] glands in the oral cavity.
[Link] adenoma.
FACIAL NEUROPATHY
ESSAY
[Link] TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA. Discuss in detail about
causes, clinical features and medical/surgical management of the
trigeminal
neuralgia. * * * *
SHORT NOTES
[Link]’s palsy.* * * * * * * *
[Link] doulereaux./ Trigeminal neuralgia. * * *
3. Nerve injuries in oral surgery. * * * *
[Link] nerves.
MAXILLARY SINUS
ESSAY
[Link] surgical anatomy of maxillary sinus. Elaborate on various
methods of closure of oro antral fistula
[Link] oro-antral fistula, discuss the aetiology, clinical features, and
various surgical methods for closure of oro-antral fistula. * *
3. Enumerate the causes of oro-antral fistula. How would you manage
a chronic oroantral communication?
[Link] are the various causes of oroantral communication ? how do
you diagnose and treat a case of oroantral communication.
SHORT NOTES
[Link] antral fistula.* *
[Link]’s flap. * *
[Link] luc procedure. * *
[Link] of maxillary sinus. * *
OROFACIAL CLEFTS
SHORT NOTES
[Link] lip.
OROFACIAL AND NECK INFECTIONS
ESSAY
[Link] and classify osteomyelitis. Elaborate on Pathogenesis and
management of chronic Osteomyelitis. * * * ( chronic suppurative
osteomyelitis ). (OML of mandible in 28 yrs old man .add a note on
Osteoradionecrosis (ORN) ).
2. Define and enumerate primary and secondary fascial spaces, and
discuss in detail the management of ludwigs angina and its
complication. *
[Link] the pathways of spread of infection from mandibular third
molar and describe in detail about Ludwig’s [Link] a note on
antibiotic regimen. * * *
[Link] space infection. Enumerate the tissues that offer resistance to
spread of infection. How does the infection spread from the lower last
molar pericoronal flap and its management.
SHORT NOTES
[Link] mandibular space infection.* *
2. Hyperbaric O2 therapy. * *
3. Osteoradionecrosis. * *
[Link] features and surgical management of chronic osteomyelitis
of the jaw. * *
5. Ludwig’s Angina.* * * * * *
6. Garres Osteomyelitis. *
7. Boundaries of canine space and its contents.
[Link] sinus thrombosis. * * * *
9. Pericoronitis. *
10. Boundaries of pterygomandibular [Link] anatomy of
pterygo-mandibular space. * * * *
12. Submasseteric space infection. *
[Link] *
[Link] masticator space and describe the space boundaries of
temporal space.
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ORAL MALIGNANCY
Short notes
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2. TNM classification. * * * *
3. Cervical node metastasis in oral cancer.
4. Chemotherapy in oral cancer. * *
5. Oral submucous fibrosis. * *
6..neck metasis.
IMPLANTOLOGY
Essay
[Link] dental implant, classify, Discuss the indications,
contraindications and complications.
Short notes
[Link] implant. *
MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
Essay
[Link] are the common medical emergencies in dental practice? How
would you manage syncope? *
*What are the common Medical Emergencies in Dental Practice? How
would you Manage?
2. Enumerate the causes of intra operative and post extraction
haemorrhage. Write in detail the management of intraoperative
haemorrhage.
Short notes
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[Link] hemostatic agents./ Haemostatic agents. *
3. Basic life support./ Cardio pulmonary resuscitation. * *
4. Emergency drugs used in dental practice.
5. Management of primary haemorrhage during extraction of teeth.
6. Management of haemorrhage in OMFS.
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[Link]. /anaphylaxis.
[Link] [Link] and give local methods of managing
bleeding from extraction socket.
Miscellaneous
essay
[Link] are the various complications that occur in oral [Link].
Short notes
[Link] grafts in OMFS.* * * * * *
[Link] materials.
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[Link] in oral surgery. *
[Link] Ranula. /Ranula. * * * *
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[Link] prophylaxis for infective endocarditis. * * *
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[Link] in oral surgery. * * * *
[Link] antibiotics.
[Link]. Intra Oral Periapical Xray.
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[Link] of steroids in oral surgery. *
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[Link] B infection.
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