IMPLANTS
Perimplantitis
Perimplantitis infection is the inflammation of the tissue around the implant accompanied by bone loss and needs to be treated immediately as there is a serious risk of loss of the implant.
Etiology
- Bacterial infection
- Mechanical overload
- Problematic immemorial immobile restorations
- Deficient oral hygiene
- Contamination by adjacent natural teeth
- Smoking
- Surplus cement (filling material)
Symptoms
- Mucosal redness around the implant
- The existence of a fistula and discharge of pus in some cases
- Bleeding during detection with the periodontal mill
- Pain in pricking, chewing or grinding of the teeth
- Bone loss is distinguished radiographically, around the implant
- Implant mobility at an advanced stage
Treatment
- Removal of pathogenic agents that cause the encephalitis through radical abrasion and laser use
- Administration of antibiotic therapy
- Directions for proper oral hygiene
- Use interdental brushes
- Use of oral solution of chlorhexidine
- If implantation is not properly applied, immediate replacement is required
- Possible surgical bone remodeling
- If this does not improve, surgical removal of the implant is required and, if appropriate, bone restoration of the area and re-implantation
The dental implant is an artificial dental root. It is made of titanium, which is a biocompatible material.
Click for moreSinus elevation is a surgical procedure where we raise the membrane and place ostic implant material
Click for moreIt is the surgical procedure where it restores as much as possible bone loss after trauma, gum disease or after tooth extraction.
Click for moreThe implants are prosthetically restored either by immovable restorations, or by movable restorations
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