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Dry socket
lAlveolar osteitislAlveolitis sicca dolorosalAlveolitislLocalized acute alveolar osteomyelitislPostextraction osteomyelitis syndrome lFibrinolytic alveolitis
lDry socket is the most common painful complication following dental extraction
Definition
l A condition which blood clot disintegrates with the production of a foul odor and severe pain but no supparation
Incidence
lOverall incidence 0.5 – 68.4 %lAll extraction 1 - 3 %l Impacted mandibular molar 25 – 30 %lMandibular molar > mandibular premolar >
maxillary premolar > maxillary molar > canine > incisorlThe highest between 20 and 40 years of
age
S & S
l Intolerable pain ,radiation to the earlNot relieved by medicatorlHistory of extraction within 5 dayslExposed alveolar bone lFoul taste , breath , and smell lSign and symptom may last from 10 – 40
days
Timing
3-5 days after surgery
Location
mandibular third molar region
Confirm diagnosisl probing or passing a small curette into the
socket lextremely painful upon light palpation
Etiology
l Precise etiology is unknownl Increase in bacterial
count results in increased fibrinolyticactivity with clot dissolution
Healing of wound extraction
บาดแผล บาดแผลที่หายแลว บาดแผลที่เย็บแลว
first intention healing
Healing of wound extraction
บาดแผลที่มีชองวาง ล่ิมเลือดที่เกิดขึ้นระหวาง สะเก็ดแผลปรากฏขนาดใหญ ชองวางของบาดแผล อยูที่บาดแผลที่หาย
Second intention healing
Healing of wound extraction
Third intention healing
Healing of wound extraction
-Coagulative phase -Proliferative phase -Osteogenic-remodeling phase-Epithelium formation
Coagulative phase
lCoagulation reaction l Inflammatory reaction lThe clot composed fibrin strand , red blood
cells and plateletslNeutrophilic infiltrationlCentral portion : hypoxia lPeripheral : more oxygen tension
Coagulative phase
lBleeding controllElimination of contaminant bacterialCreation of an environment conducive to
healing
Proliferative phase
lDissolution of the blood clotlFormation of a connective tissue matrixlDevelopment of a blood supply to the
woundlTransformation of osteoprogenitor cells
into osteoblasts
Proliferative phase
lSocket is filled with a dense connective tissuelMatrix containing large numbers of
fibroblastslNumerous osteoblasts appear near the
walls of socket
Osteogenic-remodeling phase
lThe secretion of osteoidlThe mineralization of the matrixlThe remodeling of the bone
Epithelium formation
Healing extraction socket
Risk factors
l Coagulopathiesl Traumal Smokingl Agel Effect of anesthesial Gender predilectionl Blood supplyl Presence of pericoronitisl Role of bacterial fibrinolysisl etc
Coagulopathies
lThere are six groups of drugs that can prolong bleeding time
ü Aspirin and NSAIDsü Anti-inflammatoryü Alcoholü Anticoagulantsü Anticancerü antibiotics
Trauma
lextraction difficulty
¡Traumatic extraction interfere healing of PDL
¡Highly incidence of infection
Smoking
lmajor risk factor : smokers have impaired healing responselNicotine ¡vasoconstriction of capillary¡impair collagen synthesis and protein secretion¡interfere healing mechanism
lTar and other component l:contaminate the site
Carbon monoxide (co)
l Interfere with the uptake of oxygen by the bloodlBinding with hemoglobin 200-300 times
greater than oxygen
Age
lOlder have a cellular response to injury less than younger
1995 study by De Boer et al :complications increase with age
>25 years : 18.9%<25 years : 11.4%
Effects of anesthetic
lExcessive infiltration of anesthetics containing vasoconstrictors ,especially injecting to PDL : decrease blood supplylLocal anesthesia¡2% lidocaine 1:80,000 more incidence than 3%
prilocaine with felypressin¡Intraligamental injection
Gender predilection
lFemale > male¡Related with menstrual cycle and taking oral
contraceptives
lEarly menstrual cycle
l Injectable contraceptives not same oral contraceptives
Estrogen
lOral contraceptive related the dose of estrogenl First half of the menstrual cycle¡ high serum estradiol- to- progesterone ratio ¡ Lower incidence of dry socket
l Days 18-26(latter half of the menstrual cycle)¡ High levels range of serum progesterone¡Lower incidence of dry socket¡Low serum estradiol- to- progesterone ratio
Menstrual cycle
Blood supply
lRelative greater density of the bone
Presence of pericoronitis
In a study by De Boer et al : a higher incidence of dry socket was
seen when pericoronal inflammation was present
Meyer’s study showed a significant difference between with and without the use of antibiotics
Role of bacteria
lBacteria are the primary etiology of dry socketlHigher microbial count ( Staphylococcus
lactis,Streptococcusviridans,Corynbacterium xerosis )can increase the incidencelBacterial contamination cause of clot
break down
Fibrinolysis
lcause of clot dissolutionlbacteria produce enzymes that invasion to
the extraction wound
Fibrinolysis
Etc.
lRadiotherapylOsteosclerotic diseaselExcessive use of mouthwash lCurette after extraction
Prevention
lConstant irrigation of bone during cutting phase of extractionlCareful irrigation and debridement
following procedure and prior to suturing lLimiting trauma and bone removallPre and post operative rinsing with 0.12%
chlorhexidinelSystemic prophylactic antibiotics
Prevention
l Avoid smoking,drinking alcohol,and oral contraceptivel Rinsed twice daily with 15 ml of 0.12 or 0.2%
Chlorhexidine gluconate for 30 seconds for one week before and after extractionl Irrigate after extraction with 175 ml of
NSS,especially with reflection of mucoperiostealflap l Do not dislodge clot with over aggressive
irrigation or high speed suction
Prevention
lPlace 250 mg of clindamycin or tetracyclinantibiotic powder into extraction sitelCaution the patient about the “5Ss”
lNo smoking (24- 48 hours both before and after surgery)lSpittinglSucking through a strawlCarbonated soft drinks lMaintenance of a soft diet for 24- 48 hours
Prevention
l A suspension made from a tetracycline capsule or Terra cortrill a gelfoam sponge is
used in each socket
prevention
l Terra-Cortril being placed on Gelfoam
Prevention
l Alternative to medicated Gelfoam : Dry-Lac that put in socket with syringel Dry-Lac has not been
saturated with the blood
Treatment
l Inspection of the socket and confirmation of diagnosis l Examination with radiographsl Local anesthesia lGentle irrigate with warm normal salinel Do not curette the extraction sitel Pressing pack with medicated dressing
common :use with a 1/4 inch strip of iodoformgauze or surgical pack( eugenol + vaseline )
Treatment
lRecheck in 24 hourslchange the pack every 2 dayslDemonstrate the use of a disposable,
plastic syringe that can be use at home for self-irrigation
Treatment
l The socket was irrigated with warm water and pack the iodoform gauze is carefully
treatment
l Iodoform gauze material
l Sutured at the incision line but not fall into the socket
Reference
l Alling Welfrick Alling.Impacted teeth. W.B.Saunders company 1993.l Cowson. Essentials of dental surgery and pathology.l Jamie P. Houston et al .Alveolar osteitis : A review of its etiology ,
prevention and treatment modalities . Journal of general dentistry 2002 sep-oct;457-463.
l Kurt H. Thoma. Volume one oral surgery.C.V.Mosby company.thirdedition.
l Pederssen and Gordon W.Oral surgery. W.B.Saunders company 1980.
l Paul H Kwon,Daniel M. Laskia .Clinical’s manual of oral and maxillofacial surgery.Quntessence publish co,Inc.1991.
l www.google.com
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