Course Name
Teachers
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Tsun-Cheng WANG, Tsen-Hsian WU, Shou-Yen KAO, His-Fen TU, Che-Shoa
CHANG, Yong-Kie WONG, Man-Tin LUI, Wan-Liang LO
Objective
To learn the normal structure and function of oral and maxillofacial region
forming pathological state and provide the knowledge how to evaluate and
manage _____ means of lecture and simulation skill training and also teach
students how to resolute surgical complications.
Pre_Course
Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology & Immunology, Pharmacology, Oral
Embryology, Histology, Oral Anatomy, Oral Diagnosis, Oral Pathology, Dental
Radiology, Dental Anesthesiology
Outline
Including Surgical Principles, CPR, Dental Emergency, History and Physical
Examination, Exodontia, Preprosthodontic Surgery, Tooth Transplantation and
Dental Implant, Maxillofacial Injury, Infection of Head and Neck, T-M Joint
Disorder and Diseases, Sensory and Motor Nerve Disturbance, Cyst and Lesion
Tumor of Head and Neck, Oral Cancer, Disease of Salivary Gland,
Maxillofacial Deformities.
Teaching Methods Lecturing in class with demonstration and practice in Laboratory
References
1.Contemporary oral and maxillofacial surgery, Larry J.P., Mosby, 4th edition,
2003.
2.Massachusetts general hospital manual of oral and maxillofacial surgery, R.
Bruce Donoff, Mosby, 3rd edition, 1997.
Topic
Principles of surgery: Bacteriology, pharmacology & sterilization
Practice of surgical procedures: scrubbing, wearing gown, skin preparation,
draping, incision & sutures (10:00 AM ~ 6:00 PM)
Principles of surgery: Cardiopulmonary emergency procedures & Dental
Emergency
History and physical examination
Syllabus
Exodontia: Introduction of general principles
Exodontia: Office and equipments, Armamentarium,
Introduction of Clinical Exodontia.
Exodontia: Simple exodontia, Complicated exodontia.
Exodontia: Impacted teeth
Midterm Exam
Preprosthodontic surgery I
Preprosthodontic surgery II: Implantology and tooth transplantation
Maxillofacial injury I: Emergency management and evaluation;
Soft tissue injury.
Maxillofacial injury II : Armamentarium, splinting, wiring ＆fixation
method. Traumatic injuries of teeth and alveolar bone.
Maxillofacial injury III: Fracture of mandible
Maxillofacial injury IV: Fracture of midface included zygoma, orbit, nasal
bone fractures
Maxillofacial injury V: complicated fractures and complications
Infection of head and neck; osteomyelitis of the jaw
Final Exam
Evaluation
First semester
1. Quizzes and presentations: 25%
2. Midterm exam: 25%
3. Final exam: 50%
Second semester
1. Quizzes and presentations: 50%
2. Final exam: 50%