Guide to Chromic, PTFE, Glycolon, and Polypropylene Sutures When and How to Use Each Type in Surgery скачать в хорошем качестве

Guide to Chromic, PTFE, Glycolon, and Polypropylene Sutures When and How to Use Each Type in Surgery

Learn the nuances of suturing in dental surgery with this step-by-step breakdown. Dr. Dhoon and Mak from Colorado Surgical Institute cover various suture types, their uses, pros and cons, and essential techniques to ensure optimal results for your patients. From wisdom teeth extractions to full-arch cases, this guide dives into practical tips for achieving secure, lasting sutures. Perfect for clinicians looking to refine their approach to suturing in oral surgery. What’s Covered in This Video: • Chromic Sutures: Ideal uses, pros, and cons for full-arch and wisdom teeth cases • PTFE (Cytoplast) Sutures: Best practices for socket preservation and implant procedures • Glycolon Sutures: Why it’s versatile for both single and full-arch cases • Polypropylene Sutures: When to use this fine, non-resorbable option • Periacryl Glue: Tips for managing incision line openings and achieving strong closures • Practical Suturing Techniques: Including knotting, placement, and handling for optimal patient comfort To learn more about our hands-on dental courses, visit our website or call 970-410-6148. You can also check out our other instructional videos for more expert tips! Chapters 0:10 - Overview of Sutures in Dental Surgery 0:07 - Chromic Sutures: Usage and Benefits 0:56 - PTFE (Cytoplast) Sutures: When and Where to Use 1:32 - Glycolon Sutures: Handling and Knotting Tips 3:29 - Polypropylene Sutures: Specialty Cases 4:14 - Periacryl Glue: Tips for Use and Application 5:24 - Quantity and Efficiency Tips for Suturing 7:16 - Suturing Efficiency for Full Arch and Socket Preservation