Channel Title: Online Exodontia Channel Description: OnlineExodontia.com is home to 650+ 4k videos dedicated to teaching every aspect of exodontia. The founder, Dr. Jason Hoium, DMD is an experienced general dentist with a passion for oral surgery. He is also the creator of the O.S. Accelerator Course™ which provides helpful tips to those wishing to extract teeth that you will not see anywhere else. If you want to elevate your knowledge and tackle more extractions, this course should be on your CE radar! Course Modules: 1. Oral Anatomy & Biology 2. Medical Considerations 3. Surgical Complications 4. Infections & Fascial Spaces 5. Diagnosis & Planning 6. Drugs & Materials 7. Local Anesthetic 8. Surgical Armamentarium 9. Surgical Technique 10. Guide to Extracting Specific Teeth 11. Suturing 101 12. Clinical Tips & Situations 13. Mastering Impactions 14. Surgical Extraction Case Studies 15. Level 1 - 3rd Molar Cases 16. Level 2 - 3rd Molar Cases 17. Level 3 - 3rd Molar Cases 18. 4K Clinical Videos <video> 🪡 Needle Holder Safety: Suture Needle Lock-In | OnlineExodontia.com | #suturing #dentalstudent Description: Always take a minute to protect yourself and your staff from unexpected sharps injuries and safely lock in you suture needle. This method is quick and easy to do and after a while it will become second nature. It's also good practice to do this if you're hand-tying your sutures. For more tips, join the Oral Surgery Accelerator at www.OnlineExodontia.com. </video> <video> Third Molar Extraction Tip | OnlineExodontia.com | #odontologia #oralsurgery Description: Having the patient open only part way allows for more stretching of their cheek and lips. Shifting the mandible to the side you’re working on creates more access and visibility for extracting the upper third molar! For more tips visit www.onlineexodontia.com. </video> <video> Safety First | OnlineExodontia.com | #dentalsurgery #dentalcourses #dentist Description: Sharps injuries are no joke and can result in a tremendous amount of stress and hardship to yourself, your staff, and even your patients. Taking a few simple steps to secure your sharps before and after using is essential. Learn more at www.OnlineExodontia.com. </video> <video> 🔪 Stainless Steel vs. Carbon Steel Scalpel Blades - Unveiling the Carbon Copy | OnlineExodontia.com Description: If you're currently using stainless steel blades, consider switching to carbon steel as they are sharper out of the package and make cleaner incisions! Once you've made your incision, toss your blade and get a new one regardless of the material its made of as they dull almost immediately on bony contact. For more tips to help you excel at exodontia and basic oral surgery, visit www.OnlineExodontia.com! </video> <video> Oral Surgery Rongeur | OnlineExodontia.com | #oralsurgery #dentalcourses #dentalinstruments Description: Rongeurs are essential for your exodontia kits. They come in all shapes and sizes, however I tend to prefer ones with smaller beaks like the micro-Friedmann or angled rongeurs like the Blumenthal. They are great for clipping bone, grasping loose teeth, and removing tough follicular tissue following third molar extractions. To learn more come join me at www.onlineexodontia.com </video> <video> Maxillary Third Molar Incisions | OnlineExodontia.com | #oralsurgery #dental #dentalstudent Description: My go to blade for upper third molar incisions is the number 12. Not to be confused with the number 12D which has a sharp edge on the back side as well. The shape of the blade curves nicely to reach behind the upper second molar. For more tips visit www.OnlineExodontia.com </video> <video> Oral Surgery Scalpel Blade | OnlineExodontia.com | #oralsurgery #exodontia Description: The 15 scalpel blade is a great general purpose scalpel blade for dentistry and should be part of your armamentarium. A variation of this, the 15C is slightly smaller and allows for finer more intricate cuts and could also be considered as your primary scalpel blade. For more useful tips visit www.OnlineExodontia.com and join the Oral Surgery Accelerator Course. </video> <video> Vertical Mattress Suture | OnlineExodontia.com | #suturing Description: Vertical mattress sutures can be used in situations where you wish to have more support for your suture. Remember far/far, near/near for how you pass your needle in relation to the incision. For more tips visit www.onlineexodontia.com </video> <video> Dental Forceps Used Properly For Tooth Extraction 🦷 | OnlineExodontia.com | #oralsurgery Description: Always line your forceps up with the long axis of the tooth or root you’re removing to ensure that your forces are directed properly through the tooth. Failure to do this will result often in failed extraction attempts and teeth that snap off mid-extraction. For more great tips join me at www.OnlineExodontia.com </video> <video> Awesome Exodontia Bite Block | OnlineExodontia.com | #oralsurgery # dentistry #exodontia Description: I love this invention and use it a ton, especially for extractions. The Isodry suctions, isolates the tongue, protects the airway, provides amazing access and also supports the jaw during extractions. It can also be modified for third molar which I will show in another video another time! In the meantime, check out www.online Exodontia.com. </video> <video> Sure Way to Improve Your Suture Knots | OnlineExodontia.com | #oralsurgery #suturing #dentalstudent Description: Here is a simple tip that I picked up one time about keeping your knots from losing tension. When suturing, it's important to keep your tissue approximated (not too tight), but keep your knots very snug so they don't come untied. The suture knot usually slips open as you're trying to tie it. With a simple motion in the reverse direction as shown in the video, you can 'lock' the suture and keep the tension within it. For more great tips, visit www.OnlineExodontia.com! </video> <video> Best Practice for Scalpel Blades | OnlineExodontia.com #dentaltips #oralsurgery #exodontia Description: I used to use scalpel blades to make multiple incisions, however I learnt from a prominent periodontist that the best practice is to change the blades for each incision. His words were “once you contact bone, the blade effectively becomes a burnishing instrument!” Perhaps extreme, but you can certainly tell the difference between the incisions you make with a sharp blade and the ones you make with a dull one. For more, join me at www.OnlineExodontia.com. </video> <video> A Safer Scalpel Handle | OnlineExodontia.com | #dentist #dentistry #dentaltips Description: The drop-blade scalpel handle is an innovative and in my opinion, essential tool to add to your surgical armamentarium! Not only does it eject scalpel blades with ease for simple change-outs, it is also a well-balanced instrument that just feels fantastic when you use it. To learn about more awesome instruments and other helpful oral surgery tips, visit www.OnlineExodontia.com! </video> <video> The Oral Surgery Accelerator Course | Join Today Description: Join the Oral Surgery Accelerator Course for general dentists and make exponential leaps in your clinical ability to extract teeth. </video> <video> Go Round or Go Home! | OnlineExodontia.com | #dentistry #oralsurgery | #exodontia Description: When I started practicing I had no idea that there were multiple options for scalpel handles. Once I discovered a round handle scalpel it was a game-changer! The balance of these instruments is fantastic and it feels so natural in your hand. The round handle allows for greater control and more intricate incisions. Join me for more info at www.OnlineExodontia.com! </video>

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OnlineExodontia.com is home to 650+ 4k videos dedicated to teaching every aspect of exodontia. The founder, Dr. Jason Hoium, DMD is an experienced general dentist with a passion for oral surgery. He is also the creator of the O.S. Accelerator Course™ which provides helpful tips to those wishing to extract teeth that you will not see anywhere else. If you want to elevate your knowledge and tackle more extractions, this course should be on your CE radar!

Course Modules:

1. Oral Anatomy & Biology
2. Medical Considerations
3. Surgical Complications
4. Infections & Fascial Spaces
5. Diagnosis & Planning
6. Drugs & Materials
7. Local Anesthetic
8. Surgical Armamentarium
9. Surgical Technique
10. Guide to Extracting Specific Teeth
11. Suturing 101
12. Clinical Tips & Situations
13. Mastering Impactions
14. Surgical Extraction Case Studies
15. Level 1 - 3rd Molar Cases
16. Level 2 - 3rd Molar Cases
17. Level 3 - 3rd Molar Cases
18. 4K Clinical Videos

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