Oral Surgery

Title	% from total grade	Grade
1. Individual work	-	-
Individual acquisition of theoretical knowledge and practical skills in compliance with the topic of each practical class, independent study of the given literature. Please fill in the course evaluation form at the end of the course.

Title	% from total grade	Grade
1. Examination	-	10 points
During the practical classes, the lecturer observes students' communication skills and attitude towards patients, lecturers, group members, and other medical staff. Before each class, there is a short discussion about the current topic. The lecturer asks questions about the theory, expecting oral answers. Students answer control questions in writing or electronically. During the course, students fill in all manipulations in the “Student Diary in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery” including i/m, i/v, s/c injection techniques and signature from the MITC lecturer. Final Examination At the end of the course, students are required to take an examination consisting of two theoretical questions and the following tasks: Identify the types of local anesthesia used for tooth or root extraction (by random selection). Select appropriate instruments for extraction (by random selection) and respond to additional questions concerning the instruments. Analyze a radiograph (by random selection): specify the type of image, describe the pathology, and indicate a possible diagnosis. Practical work completed in clinical classes is also evaluated. This work must be documented and verified with the instructor’s signature in the Student Logbook in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. The instructor may also ask questions regarding clinical cases completed in previous semesters. Final semester and course grade The cumulative grade is calculated according to the following criteria: 5th Semester Attendance — 10% Communication with staff, peers, and patients — 10% Performance in classes and seminars — 80% 6th Semester Attendance — 10% Communication with staff, peers, and patients — 10% Performance in classes and seminars — 30% Final examination — 50% Midterm Tests and Seminars Midterm tests and seminars are graded on a 10-point scale. Points earned throughout the semester are summed, and an average grade is calculated, which contributes to the cumulative assessment. Attendance 0 absences — 10 points 1 absence — 5 points 2 absences — 0 points; continuation of studies requires the dean’s approval Following Study Regulations I (01.07.2025), Section 2.17, in cases of excused absence approved by the dean or vice-dean, students may be awarded bonus points (up to 10). This provision applies when a student represents the university, for example, at institutional or national events, scientific conferences, exchange programs, cultural activities, or national/international sports competitions.

Pathophysiology of pain. Prevention of pain in dentistry. Local anaesthetics and vasoconstrictors in dentistry.

Exodontia: its development. Teeth extractions complications and its prevention. Individual choice of methods. Indications and contraindications for teeth extraction.

General health condition in choice of dental anaesthesia.

Perioperative therapy in exodontia. Post extraction alveolitis.

Clinical anatomy of n.maxillaris and n.mandibularis. Surface, plexar and regional anaesthesia in upper and lower jaws. Pain control, efficiency and duration. Psychological aspects of pain.

Local anaesthetics in dentistry (concentration, ph norms, toxicity). Vasoconstrictors: adrenaline, noradrenaline. Vasopressin.

Choice of dental anaesthesia techniques and anaesthetics depending on general health conditions. Instruments and approaches for dental anaesthesia. Intraligamentar, intrapapillar, intraossal anaesthesia, WAND.

Seminar "Anesthetic agents and techniques"

Surgical anatomy of teeth and jaws. Instruments for teeth removal. Methods of exodontia.

Indications and contraindications for teeth extraction. Individual choice of extraction technique.

Perioperative therapy in exodontia. Post extraction alveolitis. Semester assessment.

Procedure technique (i/m, s/c, i/v injections).

Teeth impaction and dystopia. Indications for extraction and exposure, methods. Complications and its prevention.

General anesthesia and sedation in dentistry. Patient’s preparation and monitoring.

Intensive care in dentistry. Patient’s monitoring and sedation.

Preprosthetic surgery.

Seminar "Simple and complex exodontia"

Patient`s examination in maxillofacial surgery.

Complications of teeth removal. Complicated exodontia.

Teeth impaction and dystopia: statistics, etiopathogenesis, classifications; indications for surgery, radiological diagnostic; complications.

Impacted teeth and dystopia surgery: extractions and exposure.

Sedation and general anaesthesia in dentistry. Monitoring and intensive care. Medications and administration. Failures and complications in dental anaesthesia. Individual choice for anaesthesia and methods. The recent information from published articles.

Preprosthetic surgery. The recent research findings in dental implantology.

Failures and complications in dental anaesthesia. Individual choice for anaesthesia and methods. The recent information from published articles.