Tips for a Better Approach to Remove Teeth and Broken Roots
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The purpose of this manual-book is not to teach anybody oral surgery but it is just to add some techniques to your already vast knowledge in the area. I have been told by colleagues how hard some teeth extractions are. I heard another day 4 different dentist to extract one molar, the patient is a friend of one relative of mine who reported me. Reading this book you will have more confidence in yourself when extracting a tooth, avoiding some common accident, like fracturing a tooth.
You will certainly learn how to take a better care whenever you have a brittle tooth due to decay or root canal, this way avoiding trauma or extending too long the procedure. Most patients are afraid of the dentist most of the time because of a traumatic tooth extraction
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About the Book
Decio A. Barbosa, D.D.S., has been a general dental practitioner for almost forty years, and he knows how difficult it is to extract certain teeth.
He has been noticing that several colleagues dentists cannot remove some teeth and roots, once trying they “break even more the tooth”, damaging roots, and sometimes causing larger problems than they set out to fix in the first place.
This illustrated manual to extracting teeth helps you make even complex procedures seem simple. Learn how to:
conduct comprehensive medical evaluations of patients;
choose the right instruments and right techniques;
ensure patients fill out the proper consent forms; and
treat patients in convalescent and nursing home settings.
He also advises dentists to never refer to a procedure as simple because there can always be a surprise you do not expect—and you don’t want to be in the embarrassing situation of explaining why something so routine took so much time and effort.
About the Author
Decio A Barbosa, D.D.S., is a general dental practitioner at an office as well as at convalescent hospitals in South California. He formerly helped start a clinic in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, that focused on cosmetic and oral rehabilitation and worked in the emergency and operating rooms of the general state hospital, IASERJ, helping victims of facial trauma.