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Stomatology is one of the main disciplines in medicine. It is a science that studies the etiology, diagnostic analysis, prevention and treatment of oral and maxillofacial diseases.

Dental science

Stomatology is one of the main disciplines in medicine. It is a science that studies the etiology, diagnostic analysis, prevention and treatment of oral and maxillofacial diseases.

Chinese name

Dental science

Brief introduction

One of the main disciplines in medicine

Research areas

Study of oral organs, facial softness

Anatomy and physiology

Including maxillofacial anatomy

Stomatology is a discipline that studies the pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnostic principles, and corresponding preventive measures of some diseases of oral organs, facial soft and hard tissues, temporomandibular joints, and neck. The main purpose is to familiarize students with the business scope of dental science, the principles of diagnosis and treatment of common diseases and frequently-occurring diseases, and preventive measures, to understand the relationship between oral and maxillofacial disorders and the whole body, and to enhance their practical working ability.

Including the maxillofacial anatomy and physiology, oral cavity anatomy and teeth anatomy and physiology.

Maxillo-facial-Anatomy

The maxillofacial region can be divided into the following areas according to its anatomical characteristics and clinical application needs: 1. Orbit, 2. Crotch, 3. Ear, 4. nose, 5. Lower orbit, 6. Lips, 7. Cheek, 8. Masseter muscle, 9. Parotid gland, 10. Crotch, 11. lower part, 12. Lower jaw.

I. Bone

The oral and maxillofacial regions include maxilla, mandible, sacrum, nasal bone, temporal bone, sacrum, sphenoid bone, and so on.

Muscle

Maxillofacial muscles can be divided into two categories: chewing muscles and expression muscles. The masticatory muscles are divided into two groups: ascending muscle group and descending jaw muscle group. They alternate contraction and relaxation, forming mouth opening and closing activities to perform functions such as chewing.

The following introduction is based on muscle,

Oral health care is an important part of "Health for All in 2000",

Including oral surgical anesthesia and tooth extraction technology, surgical correction of congenital oral deformities, oral and maxillofacial soft tissue injury and traumatic fracture treatment technology.

Oral and maxillofacial injuries

Maxillofacial injuries are often accompanied by tooth damage. Broken tooth fragments can also be scattered into adjacent tissues, increasing tissue damage, and bringing calculus and bacteria into deep tissues, causing wound infections. Teeth on the jaw fracture line occasionally cause bone wound infections, affecting fracture healing. When the fracture is displaced, it can cause the displacement of the teeth and the occlusal relationship to be disordered, which is the main sign of the diagnosis of jaw fracture. In the treatment of jaw fractures, teeth are often used for ligation and fixation.

The oral and maxillofacial region is located at the upper end of the respiratory tract. When it is injured, it can be affected by the displacement or swelling of the tissue, the fall of the tongue, clots and secretions blocking the respiratory tract. The oral cavity is the entrance of the digestive tract. After injury, the oral cavity often loses normal functions, and dysfunctions such as eating and language occur. The maxillofacial region is connected to the craniocerebral, and the lower part is connected to the neck. When the maxillary bone or 1/3 of the face is damaged, it is easy to have craniocerebral injury, such as

Temporomandibular joint disorder

Stomatology Book Information

Title: Stomatology

Author: Luan China

Publisher: People's Medical Publishing House

Publication time: February 2009

ISBN: 9787117106115

Folio: 16

Price: 48.00 RMB ^[1]

Introduction to Stomatology

This set of teaching materials, combined with national conditions and regional characteristics, is closely centered on "training standards for specialist doctors", with the main line of improving practical skills and clinical thinking ability; combining novel and practical content, highlighting practicality; writing methods to link school education textbooks, and highlighting The editing team is composed of senior experts and young and middle-aged physicians. It is very dynamic. In addition, the strict review system ensures the quality of writing.

It is believed that the advent of this set of teaching materials will be of great reference value to both instructors and trainees participating in specialist training, and it is a rare good teacher and friend. At the same time, it fully demonstrates that the industry associations cooperate with the Ministry of Health to faithfully perform their industry responsibilities and make due contributions to the training of specialists in line with international standards. Sincerely, I would like to thank the experts, scholars, publishers and editors who have worked hard for this textbook.

Stomatology Book Catalog

Chapter 1 Oral Prevention

Section 1 Preventive filling and non-traumatic filling

Section 2 Topical Fluoride

Section III Plaque Control Demonstration

Section 4 Children's Oral Health Survey

Section 5 Prevention Consultation

Section 6 Systematic Health Care for Different Diseases and Individuals

Chapter 2 Dental Pulp Disease

The first section of dental caries

Section 2 Non-Caries Diseases

Section III Endodontic Disease

Periapical disease

Section 5 Treatment of Endodontic Disease and Periapical Disease

Chapter III Periodontology

The first section of gingivitis

Periodontitis

The main points of periodontal disease treatment

Chapter 4 Children's Stomatology

The first section of dental caries and treatment

Section 2 Permanent Teeth Caries and Treatment

The third section of deciduous dental pulp disease, periapical disease and treatment

Section 4 Pulp disease, periapical disease and treatment of young permanent teeth

Section 5 Children's dental trauma

Section 6 Premature tooth loss and gap management in children

Chapter 5 Oral Mucosal Diseases

The first section of recurrent oral ulcer "two lichen planus"

Section III Herpes Stomatitis

Section 4 Oral Candidiasis

Section 5 Chronic Cheilitis

Section 6 White Spots

Pemphigus

Chapter 6 Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

The first section of local anesthesia

Tooth extraction

Section III Impacted Teeth, Impacted Teeth, Complex Tooth Extraction

Section IV Alveolar Surgery

Section 5 Oral, Maxillofacial Tumor

Chapter VII Oral Prosthetics

First full denture

Section 2 removable partial dentures

Section 3 Metal Porcelain Crown

Section 4 Metal Porcelain Bridge

Section 5 Cast Back Metal Crown

Post-core crown

Chapter VIII Orthodontics

Section 1 Malformation

Orthosis

Chapter 9 Oral and Maxillofacial Imaging

The first section of apical film projection method

Normal images of commonly used X-rays

Section 3 Imaging findings of tooth and periodontal tissue diseases

Imaging findings of the fourth section of maxillofacial inflammation

Section 5 Imaging findings of maxillofacial tumors and cysts

Fracture of maxillofacial bone

Section 7 Performance of Oral and Maxillofacial Diseases

Imaging findings of salivary gland disease

Temporomandibular joint disease

Chapter 10 Emergency Oral Medicine

Toothache

Tooth trauma

Periodontal abscess

Section 4 Oral and Maxillofacial Soft and Hard Tissue Injury

Section 5 Oral and Maxillofacial Acute Inflammation

Section 6 Acute Oral Hemorrhage

Chapter XI Oral Histopathology

Section 1 Dental tissue development and histological structure

Periodontal tissue development and histological structure

Histopathology of dental pulp disease

Histopathology of periodontal tissue disease

Histopathology of oral mucosal disease

Histopathology of cystic lesions of the jaw

Section 7 Salivary Gland Tumors

Section 8 Oral Histopathology Soft Tissue Sections and Hematoxylin and Eosin Staining Techniques

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