INCIDENCE AND ASSESSMENT OF INTRA-OPERATIVE AND POST -OPERATIVE COMPLICATION OF EXTRACTION -OUR EXPERIENCE.

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Ahtesham ahamd qurishi, Ahmad Mustafa, Saiid Elshafey Mohamed Beshir, Sultan Abdulaziz Altowarqi, Ali Yahya Ali Hakami, Albaraa Albeid Daily

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extraction, medical illness, complications, smoking.

Abstract

Tooth extraction is one of the most commonly performed procedures by dentists and Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons. Although it may be a simple procedure, tooth-related complications do could occur at any time. These complications are categorized into intra-operative and post operative complications.[1] Most of the complications occur due improper technique technique of extraction, abnormal tooth anatomy or due to inexperience of the surgeon. Delayed or post operative complications can occur in patients either not following the post operative instructions, traumatic extractions or chronic medical illness [2,]. In this study we evaluated 300 patients where extraction of teeth was done and we evaluated the intra-operative and post operative complications.

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Ahtesham ahamd qurishi, Ahmad Mustafa, Saiid Elshafey Mohamed Beshir, Sultan Abdulaziz Altowarqi, Ali Yahya Ali Hakami, Albaraa Albeid Daily INCIDENCE AND ASSESSMENT OF INTRA-OPERATIVE AND POST -OPERATIVE COMPLICATION OF EXTRACTION -OUR EXPERIENCE. . 2023 . 13;94(2): 334-341. Available from: https://mattioli.1885journals.com/article/2023/2023-02-334.html
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