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There are certain medical contraindications to implant therapy, as complications that may arise can be serious or even fatal in certain conditions. Contraindications may be classified into three categories:
Here is a non-exhaustive list of the most frequent local, relative and absolute contraindications. It includes information about the risks of dental implants under these conditions, as well as possible solutions. It is worth noting that only a specialist can accurately assess the eligibility of a patient for dental implants, according to the information collected during the initial consultation with the patient (including known contraindications).
(specifically to the anesthetic used during surgery)
Type: absolute
Risks:
Solutions :
Type: absolute
Risks:
Solutions:
Note: An advanced age does not pose problems if the patient is healthy.
Type: absolute
Risks:
Solutions:
Finding an alternative to conventional dental implants.
Type: absolute
Risks:
Solutions:
Finding an alternative to conventional dental implants.
Type: absolute
Risks:
Solutions:
Finding an alternative to conventional dental implants.
Cancer that is not in remission, has been treated with bisphosphonates or required radiotherapy treatments in the jaw area is a contraindication.
Type: absolute
Risks:
Solutions:
Type: absolute
Risks:
Solutions:
Finding an alternative to conventional dental implants.
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