Oral Surgery of the Dog and Cat

Section 1 - Surgical Biology Chapter 1 - Oral soft tissue wound healing Chapter 2 - Maxillofacial bone healing Chapter 3 - Use of antibiotics and antiseptics Chapter 4 - Pain management Chapter 5 - Nutritional support Section 2 - Surgical Methods Chapter 6 - Oral surgery instrumentation Chapter 7 - Patient positioning and aseptic technique Chapter 8 - Suture materials and biomaterials Chapter 9 - Laser surgery Chapter 10 - Microsurgical techniques in maxillofacial surgery Chapter 11 - Use of the dog and cat in experimental maxillofacial surgery Section 3 - Exodontics Chapter 12 - Principles of exodontics Chapter 13 - Extraction of incisors Chapter 14 - Extraction of canine teeth Chapter 15 - Extraction of premolars and molars Chapter 16 - Special considerations in feline exodontics Chapter 17 - Full-mouth extraction in cats Chapter 18 - Complications of extractions Section 4 - Periodontal Surgery Chapter 19 - Principles of periodontal surgery Chapter 20 - Periodontal flap surgery and soft tissue grafts Chapter 21 - Use of osteoinductive and osteoconductive agents Chapter 22 - Crown-lengthening Chapter 23 - Management of periodontal trauma Section 5 - Endodontal Surgery Chapter 24 - Principles of endodontal surgery Chapter 25 - Apicoectomy techniques Section 6 - Maxillofacial Trauma Repair Chapter 26 - Principles of maxillofacial trauma repair Chapter 27 - Maxillofacial soft tissue injuries Chapter 28 - Surgical approaches to the mandible and maxilla Chapter 29 - Symphyseal separation and fractures involving the incisive region Chapter 30 - Maxillofacial fracture repair using non-invasive techniques Chapter 31 - Maxillofacial fracture repair intra-osseous wiring Chapter 32 - Maxillofacial fracture repair using mini