3. Instrument In Oral Surgery
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Instrument for local anesthesia
Instrument to hold the mouth open
Instrument to incise
Instrument for elevating mucoperiosteum
Instrument for retracting soft tissue
Instrument for controlling hemorrhage
Instrument to grasp tissue
Instrument for removing bone
Instrument for bone grasping
Instrument for bone elevation, bone elevator
Instrument for bone fixation
Instrument to remove soft tissue from bony defect
Instrument for suturing
Rotary instruments
Tooth forceps and elevator
4. Instrument for local anesthesia
• Anesthetic syringe
• Anesthetic cartridge
• Needle
35. Instrument for removing bone
Pterygomaxillary osteotome
Pitfall:
An upward and posteriorly oriented osteotome will
not reliably separate the maxilla from the
pterygoid plates. It is also associated with
increased risk of bleeding from the pterygoid plexus
and internal maxillary artery.
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37. Instrument for bone grasping
• Bone holding forceps
– Dingman forceps
– Disimpaction forceps
– Bone clamps