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Complicações em implantes dentários
Materiais de moldagem dentária
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Resumo
The increasing use of osseointegrated dental implants and modifications in surgical techniques has increased the number of unpredictable events during and after surgery. Complications are described as intercurrences in the course of the treatment and, when resolved, do not compromise the outcome. However, when unresolved, they lead to the failure of the rehabilitation. A new clinical complication that has arisen in cases of full arch immediate loading implants is the presence of impression material inside the tissues, that can cause dehiscence of the sutures, infection and severe postoperative pain. Therefore, a careful suture should be carried out using the correct suture thread and the correct positioning of the tip of the impression syringe so that the material is not inserted into the tissues. The aim of this short communication is to highlight the necessary care and alert colleagues to the signs and symptoms of this type of complication.
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