Soft Tissue Injuries & Osteomyelitis | Quick Revision for AFK + INBDE 🦷

Hello doctors! 💕 A 5-minute visual revision of soft tissue injuries and osteomyelitis of the jaws, with cute diagrams for every concept. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:10 Lacerations 0:30 Other soft tissue injuries 0:48 Four steps of repair 1:21 Through-and-through lip 1:53 Why the vermilion comes first 2:07 Osteomyelitis: what it is 2:29 Predisposing factors 2:46 Why the mandible? 3:04 Acute suppurative osteomyelitis 3:35 Chronic suppurative osteomyelitis 4:07 Garré's osteomyelitis 4:35 Condensing osteitis 4:56 Osteomyelitis vs ORN vs MRONJ 5:16 Outro 📝 KEY POINTS • Soft tissue is always repaired AFTER hard tissue • Repair: cleanse → debride → haemostasis → close • Through-and-through lip: vermilion key stitch first, then mucosa → orbicularis oris → skin (5-0/6-0 nylon, out at 5–7 days) • 1 mm off at the vermilion = visible step deformity • Osteomyelitis: medulla → cortex → periosteum; ends in a sequestrum • Acute (under 1 month): antibiotics + drainage · X-ray normal for ~10–14 days • Chronic (over 1 month): moth-eaten + sequestra → surgery + IV antibiotics 6+ weeks • Garré's: child ~13 y, md 1st molar caries, onion-skin layers → remove the source • Condensing osteitis: inflamed pulp + apical radiopacity → RCT / extraction ➡️ Next part: Practice Quiz (8 AFK-style MCQs) Follow @tooth_fairy_05 for more dental exam videos 💕 #AFK #NDEB #INBDE #Osteomyelitis #OralSurgery #DentalStudent #DentalExam #BDS #InternationalDentist