Surgeon(s): ***
Assistant Surgeon(s): ***
Preoperative Diagnosis: ***
Postoperative Diagnosis: Same
Procedure(s): ***
Anesthesia: General
Implants: None
Specimen:***
Drains: None
Fluids: See anesthesia record
EBL: Minimal
Complications: None
Counts: Correct x2
Indications: ***
Findings: As expected
Procedure in Detail:
The patient was seen in the preoperative holding area with a H&P was updated, consents were verified, surgical site marked, and all questions and concerns related to the proposed procedure were discussed in detail. The patient was transferred to the operating room by the anesthesia team. The patient underwent general anesthesia with endotracheal intubation. Tegaderms were placed over the eyes. The patient was prepped and draped in the standard fashion for maxillofacial procedures. A time-out was performed and the procedure began.
2% lidocaine with 1:100,000 epinephrine delivered via GPNB, NPNB, and infiltration. 15 blade used to make sulcular incision from second premolar to second premolar. Full thickness mucoperiosteal flap raised on palate with perioseal elevator. Bone removed with surgical handpiece overlying the crown of impacted tooth. Mobility confirmed with elevator. ViscoStat 20% Ferric Sulfate applied for 2 minutes. Rinsed with saline. Dental etchant applied to enamel of impacted tooth. Rinsed with saline after 30 seconds. Isolation achieved with 4x4 gauze. Bonding agent applied to crown of impacted tooth and cured. Gold button and chain cemented and applied to crown of impacted tooth. Cured x2 cycles. Gold chain gently pulled to confirm adequate bond. Chain affixed to ortho wire with 4-0 silk. Copious irrigation under flap. Closure with 3-0 chromic in interrupted fashion. Hemostasis was achieved.
The patient's face was then cleaned and the posterior pharynx was suctioned. An OG tube was used to suction out the contents of the stomach. Tegaderms were removed from the eyes. Dressings were placed. The patient was then transferred back to the care of the anesthesia team for extubation and recovery.