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Oral surgery: part 1. Introduction and the management of the medically compromised patient
T Renton1, S Woolcombe, T Taylor
1Professor Oral Surgery, King's College London.
Abstract:
This paper is intended to provide an overview of current thinking in the more relevant medical conditions to oral surgery for primary care practitioners, giving the detail necessary to assist the primary dental clinical team in caring for patients with oral complaints that may be seen in general dental practice. Space precludes inclusion of discussion and illustration of uncommon or more complex medical conditions. Clinical tips for planning, execution and post-surgical care are discussed, and a brief overview of pre-operative, peri- and post-operative care is provided to minimise risk.
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