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• W100560655 abstract "espanolDesde la introduccion de los tratamientos con implantes osteointegrados, la evolucion de la Odontologia y en especial la de la parte encargada de la reposicion prostodoncica de los dientes perdidos ha sufrido una inimaginable evolucion, hasta limites tales que el viejo concepto de �restitutio ad integrum� se ha hecho casi posible. Los tratamientos con implantes tienen un importante porcentaje de exitos que se ha llegado a cifrar entre un 95 y 99%, segun diferentes casuisticas, pero hay otro numero de casos en los que el fracaso es una realidad, y es dificil incluso saber cuales son las causa de ello. Al realizarse tanto la insercion de los implantes, como el desarrollo de su funcion ulterior en un medio septico tal y como es la cavidad bucal, el componente microbiologico juega un importante papel, al favorecer y facilitar las infecciones implantarias. Estudiaremos en este trabajo las infecciones en Implantologia, referidas a cuatro etapas del tratamiento: Infecciones previas del area implantaria; Infecciones periquirurgicas; Infecciones postquirurgicas graves; Enfermedad periimplantaria. EnglishSince the introduction of osseointegrated implant treatment, odontology, and in particular the area of prosthodontic replacement of lost teeth, has evolved in an unimaginable way, to the extent that the age-old idea of �restitutio ad integrum� has almost become possible. Implant treatment has a high success rate that has been rated as high as 95 to 99%, according to different casuists, but there is another group of cases in which implants fail, and in fact it is hard to know the causes of such failures. The microbiological component plays an important role in encouraging and facilitating implant infection during implant placement, and also later when the implant is in function in the mouth, which is a septic medium. In this paper we will study infections in implantology, classified according to the treatment phase: Infection prior to the implant; Peri-surgical infection; Severe post-surgical infection; Peri-implant disease." @default.
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