Sagittal split ostotomy for deeply pathology of the mandible

Title : Sagittal split ostotomy for deeply pathology of the mandible

Abstract:

During the presentation we’ll be showing a very practical approach to access of the very deeply pathology of the mandible. We mentioned pathology because sometimes third molars are impacted, but others, the presence the impacted teeth is associated with big cyst or other entities, and put the mandible in serious danger of fracture. The oral and maxillofacial surgeon is able to perform a sagittal split osteotomy as one of the most frequent procedures in orthognathic surgery. That ability can be used in order to avoid a big bone lost as when a traditional approach is performed. We’ll be analysing pros and cons of both types of procedures.

Audience Take Away Notes 

• You’ll be able to categorize the risk of a pathological fracture of the mandible 
• You’ll have the possibility of knowing an alternative approach to the deep of the mandible 
• You’ll be able to establish the possibility of using this method and to refer the patient

Biography:

Dr. Eduardo Rubio is graduated in the facultad de Odontología. University of Buenos Aires in 1980. He obtained the Ph. D at the same University on 1983. Completed the residency on Oral and maxillofacial Surgery at the French Hospital in Buenos Aires, he devoted exclusively to the spetiality. Dr. Rubio is Chair of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery post graduated program at the Universidad Catolica Argentina, as well as Chair of Orla and Maxillofacial Surgery in the Dentistry School at the same University. Dr. Eduardo Rubio and Dr. Mariano Mombru have a private practice dedicated to Orthognathic and reconstructive Surgery in Buenos Aires, Argentina.