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Komunikasi oroantral: etiologi dan penatalaksanaannya Oroantral

communication: the etiology and management

June 2011 · Journal of Dentomaxillofacial Science 10(2):116

DOI:10.15562/jdmfs.v10i2.267

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Wiwiek Poedjiastoeti
Universitas Trisakti

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Oroantral communication (OAC)may

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trauma. This sinus perforation formed 20+ million
particularly when a maxillary molar with members
widely divergent roots adjacentto
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alveolarprocessus surrounding the projects
tooth, which weakens the entire
alveolus and brings the tooth apices
into a closerrelationship with the sinus
cavity. In order to avoid OAC,
preoperative radiograph is needed.
When perforation, ifsinus opening is
small and disease free, effort should be
made to establish blood clot in the
extraction site andpreserve it in place.
Soft tissue Uap elevation is not
required. Sutures are placed to
reposition the soft tissue, and agauze
pack is placed over the surgical site for
1-2 hours. Majority of patients treated
in this manner showeduneventful
healing when no evidence of
preexisting sinus disease.
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