Manejo de Osteonecrose Mandibular Induzida por Medicamento: Relato de Caso Clínico e acompanhamento por 3 anos

Autores

  • Mario Roberto Moraes Junior UVA
  • Paula Accioly
  • Maíra Prado
  • Vanessa de Couto Nascimento

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36557/2674-8169.2025v7n7p353-372

Palavras-chave:

Antibiotico, Osteonecrose Associada aos Bifosfonatos, Tratamento conservador.

Resumo

Introdução: A Osteonecrose Mandibular Induzida por Medicamentos (OMIM) é a necrose óssea gnática associada a fármacos antirresorptivos, como bifosfonatos. Caracteriza-se por exposição óssea necrótica persistente por mais de 8 semanas, frequentemente após extrações dentárias. Tais medicamentos inibem osteoclastos e angiogênese, levando à necrose e infecção. Mandíbula e maxila são locais comuns devido a microtraumas e microbiota oral. Sintomas incluem dor intensa, e fatores de risco abrangem idade avançada, uso prolongado de medicação e cirurgia dentoalveolar.

Objetivo: relatar um caso clínico de tratamento de OMIM, com acompanhamento periódico por 3 anos, com uma abordagem conservadora e contemporânea.

Relato de caso: Este relato descreve uma paciente de 68 anos, usuária de alendronato por 10 anos, que desenvolveu OMIM Estágio II após extrações dentárias, apresentando dor, fístula e exposição óssea. Após exame clínico foi solicitada tomografia computadorizada de feixe cônico (TCFC) da região, além de exame do marcador telopeptídeo C-terminal, que mostrou valor baixo (0,06 ng/ml). O tratamento conservador incluiu suspensão do alendronato e antibioticoterapia sistêmica. O acompanhamento revelou melhora clínica, nos achados da TCFC e aumento do CTx para 0,242 ng/ml, com resolução da dor e cicatrização, apesar de recorrências gerenciadas com medicação e remoção de sequestros ósseos.

Conclusão: A OMIM exige diagnóstico precoce e manejo individualizado. As estratégias de tratamento devem considerar o estágio e as características do paciente. Neste caso, a abordagem conservadora e contemporânea monstrou-se efetiva, controlando a dor e melhorando a qualidade de vida da paciente.

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2025-07-07

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Moraes Junior, M. R., Accioly, P., Prado, M., & de Couto Nascimento, V. (2025). Manejo de Osteonecrose Mandibular Induzida por Medicamento: Relato de Caso Clínico e acompanhamento por 3 anos. Brazilian Journal of Implantology and Health Sciences, 7(7), 353–372. https://doi.org/10.36557/2674-8169.2025v7n7p353-372