Introduction
The department has two sections:
Undergraduate Clinic- Room no. 123
Post-graduate Clinic- Room no.100
UG Clinic
1.All patients referred to the department will be screened at room no. 123 by Interns, Clinical Assistants, Dental Surgeon, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor.
2. Patients requiring simple exodontia will then be referred to room no. 123 for further evaluation.
3. Medical history and previous dental history will be elicited from patients requiring simple exodontia. This will be followed by a thorough clinical examination by Interns Clinical Assistants, Dental Surgeon. Every case paper is screened and countersigned by Dental Surgeon , Assistant professors/Associate professors.
4.Patients are given appointments for extraction by the Dental surgeons. Medically compromised patients are evaluated by the staff as well as the anaesthesiologist posted in the department.
5. Patients who report for extraction are allotted to undergraduate students and interns to carry out extractions. Patients are monitored closely after extraction. Once the patient is stable, they are discharged. Case papers are signed by Associate professors/Assistant professors following completion of the procedure. Medically compromised patients are treated under the supervision of the anaesthetist.
6. Special cases such as Trauma, Benign and Malignant tumours, Premalignant conditions, TMJ disorders, Sero-positivepatients, Space infection cases etc are referred to the PG section ie. room no. 100
PG Clinic
1. Special cases are evaluated in the PG clinic initially by the Post graduate students.
2. Clinical findings, Medical history, Deleterious habits history, Previous dental history etc are noted down on the case paper by Post graduate students.
3. All cases are discussed with Guide and Unit head to formulate a treatment plan. Necessary radiographs and blood investigations are advised. Patients requiring major surgery are admitted in the wards at Govt. Medical hospital, Aurangabad and are considered for surgery under General Anaesthesia / Local anaesthesia in the Operation theatre.
4. Minor surgeries are carried out by postgraduate students under the guidance of their guide and concern unit.
5. Major cases are treated by faculty members and it is assisted by post graduate students.
6. Patients who require prolonged monitoring are admitted in the wards at Govt. Medical hospital, Aurangabad. Daily rounds are taken by Unit head and operating surgeon with a post graduate student at Govt. Medical hospital, Aurangabad.
Vision
Vision of Department of oral and Maxillofacial surgery is to train under graduate and post graduate students to attend the highest standard of education in the field of oral and maxillofacial surgery
Department of oral and Maxillofacial surgery hopes to bring together all education facilities of the highest order to train personnel in the field of oral and Maxillofacial surgery and set up state of art facilities in order to provide best possible care for patients
In addition setting a platform for research of international standards and conducting high quality research is an integral part of Department of oral and Maxillofacial surgery.
Mission
The mission of Department of oral and Maxillofacial surgery is to improve performance of the oral health system, oral health status and awareness through education, research and service.
Department of oral and Maxillofacial surgery believes in being paradigm shift in education &healing.
UG CURRICULUM
Academic Activities
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is introduces as a subject in the third year of BDS and the student appears for the final examination in the final year of under-graduation. Lectures are conducted as per the schedule laid by MUHS. Practice viva and relevant diagram drawing projects are integral part of the course. Apart from lectures, seminars are taken weekly and journal clubs and is organized fortnightly.
Clinical Activities
The patient exposure for the students starts from third year and has postings of two weeks duration per term. Each student is required to complete a minimum number of cases as per the MUHS rules and regulations. A clinical work record is maintained by the students. Introductory demonstrations on the patients are given to the students and basic as well as newer techniques of various treatment modalities are taught to them.
PG CURRICULUM
Academic Activities
Lectures, seminars, case presentations are taken weekly and journal clubs and is organized fortnightly.
First and Third year post graduate students preliminary exams conducted as per MUHS syllabus and guidelines.
Post graduates participate in interdepartmental activities , PRADAN activity & research activities.
Post graduates attend annual conferences , post graduate conventions & various workshops to improve presentation skills.
Clinical Activities
First and second year pgs casualty duties decided according to rotation wise under direct supervision of assistant professors and under guidance of associate prof and HOD.
First year pgs having peripheral posting each of 15 days for few medical subjects like ENT, Opthalmology, general medicine , general surgery etc .
Second year Post graduates having peripheral postings in subjects like oncology, neurosurgery ,plastic surgery 1 month each.
post graduates do clinical cases in minor and Major OT individually / under supervision of corresponding staff / assist the surgery.
Post graduates also participate in interdepartmental activities , PRADAN activity , research activities.
PATIENT SERVICES
1. Exodontia
2. Minor surgeries
3. Major surgeries
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DEPARTMENT STAFF AND POST- GRADUATES PHOTOGRAPHS
OPD
MINOR OPERATION THEATRE
MAJOR OPERATION THEATRE
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