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Protocolo full mouth disinfection versus sessões por quadrante/sextante: revisão narrativa
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Na Medicina Dentaria temos várias disciplinas e ramos: um de estos é a periodontologia que ocupa-se da prevenção e do tratamento de todos os tecidos arredor do dente. Quando estos tecidos sofrem inflamação, essa condição define-se periodontite, é leva a necessidade de tratar-la com várias técnicas e abordagem quer cirúrgicas (TPC) quer não cirúrgica (TPNC).
O TPNC representa, hoje em dia, a primeira linha de eleição para o sucesso do tratamento de periodontite crónica e o seu objetivo principal é reduzir a inflamação promovendo a saúde oral do paciente, através a redução de placa bacteriana, remoção de tártaro supra e subgengival (cálculos) e motivando a higiene oral pessoal domiciliar do paciente. Esta abordagem pode compreender duas técnicas principais: técnica full mouth disinfection e desbridamento mecânico-alisamento radicular dividido por quadrantes/sextantes. Estos tipos de técnicas são fortemente dependentes da compliance do paciente, o seu estado periodontal mas também da destreza do operador, para o que concerne o sucesso a longo prazo. Esta revisão narrativa da bibliografia existente sobre esse tema pretende perceber as duas abordagens de tratamento, avaliando-las ao longo do tempo através a comparação dos parâmetros clínicos obtidos após a sua execução.
In Dental Medicine we have several disciplines and branches: one of these is periodontology, which deals with the prevention and treatment of all tissues around the tooth. When these tissues suffer inflammation, this condition is defined as periodontitis, which leads to the need to treat it with various techniques and approaches, whether surgical (TPC) or non-surgical (NCP). The NCPT represents, nowadays, the first line of choice for the success of the treatment of chronic periodontitis and its main objective is to reduce inflammation promoting the patient's oral health, through the reduction of bacterial plaque, removal of upper and sub tartar. (calculus) and motivating the patient's personal oral hygiene at home. This approach can comprise two main techniques: full mouth disinfection technique and mechanical root planing divided by quadrants/sextants. These types of techniques are heavily dependent on the patient's compliance, their periodontal status but also on the operator's dexterity for long-term success. This narrative review of the existing literature on this topic intends to understand the two treatment approaches, evaluating them over time by comparing the clinical parameters obtained after their execution.
In Dental Medicine we have several disciplines and branches: one of these is periodontology, which deals with the prevention and treatment of all tissues around the tooth. When these tissues suffer inflammation, this condition is defined as periodontitis, which leads to the need to treat it with various techniques and approaches, whether surgical (TPC) or non-surgical (NCP). The NCPT represents, nowadays, the first line of choice for the success of the treatment of chronic periodontitis and its main objective is to reduce inflammation promoting the patient's oral health, through the reduction of bacterial plaque, removal of upper and sub tartar. (calculus) and motivating the patient's personal oral hygiene at home. This approach can comprise two main techniques: full mouth disinfection technique and mechanical root planing divided by quadrants/sextants. These types of techniques are heavily dependent on the patient's compliance, their periodontal status but also on the operator's dexterity for long-term success. This narrative review of the existing literature on this topic intends to understand the two treatment approaches, evaluating them over time by comparing the clinical parameters obtained after their execution.
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Scaling and root planning Non-surgical periodontal treatment Full mouth disinfection Chronic periodontitis