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Dental Implants in an Aging Society: The Medically Compromised Patient
This lecture summarizes the findings of the 6th ITI Consensus Conference on medication-related implant failure in aging populations. It addresses the impact of disabling systemic diseases in an aging society and the related intake of medications on implant rehabilitation. Implant survival and failure rates are discussed, and the lecture concludes with an overview of diseases and medications and their effect on implant survival rates.
At the end of this Congress Lecture you should be able to:
discuss the effect of systemic diseases in aging populations on implant survival rates
describe the effect of diseases such as e.g. cardiovascular diseases on implant survival rates
recognize the effect of cancer-related radiotherapy and radiation dose on implant survival rates
explain the effect of regular intake of oral, intramuscular or intravenous medication affecting bone metabolism on implant failure
- Duration
- 21 minutes
- Source
- ITI Annual Conference 2019 - Berlin, Germany
- CPD/CME
- 0.37 hours
- Purchase price
- 11 Academy Coins
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