İMPLANT TEDAVİSİNİN PROGNOZUNU ETKİLEYEN LOKAL RİSK FAKTÖRLERİ

Öz

Modern Diş Hekimliğinin amacı; stomatognatik sistem atrofisi, hastalıkları ve yaralanmaları gibi durumlarda normal fonksiyon, estetik ve rahatlığı restore etmektir. Estetik bölgelerde implant tedavisi yapılacak vakalarda, risk faktörlerinin tedavi öncesinde dikkatlice değerlendirilmesi ve hastaya özel bazı kısıtlamaların tespiti son derece önemlidir. Bir ya da daha fazla lokal risk faktörünün bulunduğu bazı hastalarda mükemmel bir sonuç alınması her zaman mümkün değildir. Bu derlemede lokal risk faktörlerinin dental implant tedavisinin başarısına olan etkisi değerlendirilmiş ve göz önünde bulundurulması gereken kriterler anlatılmaya çalışılmıştır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• diş implantasyonu
• risk faktörleri
• periodontit

LOCAL RISK FACTORS AFFECTING THE PROGNOSIS IN IMPLANT THERAPY

Öz

The aim of modern dentistry is to restore function, aesthetics and comfort, regardless of the stomotognatik system atrophy, diseases and injuries. Careful evaluation of the risk factors and patientspecific determination of some of the restrictions is extremely important prior to implant treatment in aesthetic areas. In some patients with one or more local risk factor is not always possible to get an excellent result. In this review local risk factors on the success of dental implant treatment were evaluated and it is tried to explain the criteria to be taken into consideration

Anahtar Kelimeler

• dental implantology
• risk factors
• periodontitis

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