Oral surgery · 11 minutes

Management of Crown Fracture During Extraction: ADC OSCE practice station

An ADC-style practice station on OSCE Coach. Practice, not real, past or recalled exam content.

What the candidate is told

Mr Parker 50 male, came to your surgery on Friday afternoon, he lives in two hours driving distance from the practice, with pain and swelling on upper molar. On examination 16/26 was badly decayed. You attempted extraction, the crown broke at gum level. Inform the pt about broken crown and discuss the next step of the treatment.pre operattive X-ray given showing molar roots are close proximity to sinus, pt taking blood pressure medicine, under control.

How to approach oral surgery stations

Oral surgery stations test consent, risk explanation and aftercare. Practise covering the benefits, material risks, alternatives and what to expect afterwards, then checking the patient has understood.

Whatever the topic, the same habits earn marks: signpost what you will cover, listen, explain in plain words, offer real options, and check understanding. Our guide to the communication criteria shows how: ADC communication marking criteria, explained.

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