APPLICATION OF A COMPLEX OF BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SUBSTANCES TO PREVENT PEREIMPLANTITIS

Abstract

it is known that the installation of any implants requires a high level of attention and absolute accuracy from the Implantologist.  The absence of inflammatory complications after implantation by the doctor-dentist and the dental implant are the main factors directly affecting dental osteointegration are the selection of materials, the method and deadlines for dental implantation, as well as optimal options for treatment and preventive tactics at the preparatory and planning stages. Descriptions such as nonspecific inflammatory reactions, immune system status, specificities of regenerator and metabolic processes, general somatic condition, as a consequence of the distress of surgical practice by the patient, are of great importance. It is important that the doctor recommends and follow oral hygiene.

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