Purpose: A literature search was performed in a number of health care databases for articles published until January 2018. Discussion: A number of anatomical factors, risk indicators, possible aesthetic complications, and financial implications have to be taken into consideration before treatment commences. When diagnosed early, periimplant mucositis is a problem that can be easily managed as long as the patient is motivated and maintains good levels of oral hygiene. Periimplantitis is more difficult to treat and results can be unpredictable. Nonsurgical therapy has limited effectiveness on the treatment of periimplantitis, but it should always precede a surgical intervention. Clinically predictable surgical outcomes seem to rely mainly on the configuration of the bone defect, the position of the affected implant, and the patient's ability to perform good oral hygiene. Conclusions: Thorough treatment planning of periimplant diseases is paramount for the success of the treatment that follows. Local and general factors as well as patients' expectations have to be considered before proceeding, but treatment planning should also allow for a degree of flexibility, which will accommodate the unknown parameters.
Treatment Planning for Periimplant Mucositis and Periimplantitis
Published 2019 in Implant Dentistry
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2019
- Venue
Implant Dentistry
- Publication date
2019-04-01
- Fields of study
Medicine
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Semantic Scholar, PubMed
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