TOPIC: PERIODONTAL SURGERY 📌 POINTS TO PONDER 🔹Causes of excessive bleeding during surgery include laceration of large blood vessels, incomplete removal of granulation tissue, hypertensive patient, bleeding disorder patient and patient on anticoagulant therapy. 🔹 If the surrounding tissue blanches, however, the suture is too tight, which may cause necrosis because of poor vascularization. 🔹 Hemostasis should be achieved before, and not by, the application of a dressing. The only clear indication for a dressing is to achieve tissue stasis, such as with a free mucosal graft, or to protect a clot over bone…
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