Evaluation of Dentists' Awareness Level About Dental Implant Failures in Early Period

Halil İbrahim Şik

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Evaluation of Dentists' Awareness Level About Dental Implant Failures in Early Period

Authors:

Halil İbrahim Şik

Publisher:

Ataturk University

Main Topics:

Periodontoloji

Journal:

Current Research in Dental Sciences Vol.35 Issue 1, pp.12-18

Document Type:

Article

Publication Date:

1/2025

Document Language:

English

Document ID (Org No.):

2001335187

pISSN:

2822-2555

Keywords:

Abstract:

 Objective: To determine the awareness levels of dentists about possible risk factors in order to prevent early implant losses. Methods: The questionnaire form was directed to the participants online. Statistical analyzes were made with frequency analysis and Chi-square test. Results: Majority of the participants usually 68.4 prescribe amoxicillin postoperatively 1 g 2x1 to patients in implant surgeries. While the rate of those who thought that prophylactic antibiotic therapy was mostly and always effective in preventing early implant loss was 17.6, this rate was 42.7 for postoperative antibiotherapy applications. The highest rate of thinking that prophylactic antibiotherapy is effective in preventing early implant loss was found in the periodontology specialist 20.5 group. Periodontology specialists 23.3 were the group who thought that the effectiveness of postoperative antibiotherapy was the least in this regard. History of periodontitis 76.3 and postoperative complication development 73.1, diabetes 92.4, smoking 89.8 and osteoporosis 78.7 were evaluated as the factors that have the most impact on early implant loss. Conclusion: It is thought that the general knowledge level of the dentists participating in the survey about early implant loss is sufficient. We believe that it would be beneficial to organize postgraduate vocational training programs in order to eliminate the differences between the knowledge levels of dentists. Keywords: Awarenes Level, Early Implant Failure, Implant Complications.

 Objective: To determine the awareness levels of dentists about possible risk factors in order to prevent early implant losses. Methods: The questionnaire form was directed to the participants online. Statistical analyzes were made with frequency analysis and Chi-square test. Results: Majority of the participants usually 68.4 prescribe amoxicillin postoperatively 1 g 2x1 to patients in implant surgeries. While the rate of those who thought that prophylactic antibiotic therapy was mostly and always effective in preventing early implant loss was 17.6, this rate was 42.7 for postoperative antibiotherapy applications. The highest rate of thinking that prophylactic antibiotherapy is effective in preventing early implant loss was found in the periodontology specialist 20.5 group. Periodontology specialists 23.3 were the group who thought that the effectiveness of postoperative antibiotherapy was the least in this regard. History of periodontitis 76.3 and postoperative complication development 73.1, diabetes 92.4, smoking 89.8 and osteoporosis 78.7 were evaluated as the factors that have the most impact on early implant loss. Conclusion: It is thought that the general knowledge level of the dentists participating in the survey about early implant loss is sufficient. We believe that it would be beneficial to organize postgraduate vocational training programs in order to eliminate the differences between the knowledge levels of dentists. Keywords: Awarenes Level, Early Implant Failure, Implant Complications.

 Objective: To determine the awareness levels of dentists about possible risk factors in order to prevent early implant losses. Methods: The questionnaire form was directed to the participants online. Statistical analyzes were made with frequency analysis and Chi-square test. Results: Majority of the participants usually 68.4 prescribe amoxicillin postoperatively 1 g 2x1 to patients in implant surgeries. While the rate of those who thought that prophylactic antibiotic therapy was mostly and always effective in preventing early implant loss was 17.6, this rate was 42.7 for postoperative antibiotherapy applications. The highest rate of thinking that prophylactic antibiotherapy is effective in preventing early implant loss was found in the periodontology specialist 20.5 group. Periodontology specialists 23.3 were the group who thought that the effectiveness of postoperative antibiotherapy was the least in this regard. History of periodontitis 76.3 and postoperative complication development 73.1, diabetes 92.4, smoking 89.8 and osteoporosis 78.7 were evaluated as the factors that have the most impact on early implant loss. Conclusion: It is thought that the general knowledge level of the dentists participating in the survey about early implant loss is sufficient. We believe that it would be beneficial to organize postgraduate vocational training programs in order to eliminate the differences between the knowledge levels of dentists. Keywords: Awarenes Level, Early Implant Failure, Implant Complications.

 Objective: To determine the awareness levels of dentists about possible risk factors in order to prevent early implant losses. Methods: The questionnaire form was directed to the participants online. Statistical analyzes were made with frequency analysis and Chi-square test. Results: Majority of the participants usually 68.4 prescribe amoxicillin postoperatively 1 g 2x1 to patients in implant surgeries. While the rate of those who thought that prophylactic antibiotic therapy was mostly and always effective in preventing early implant loss was 17.6, this rate was 42.7 for postoperative antibiotherapy applications. The highest rate of thinking that prophylactic antibiotherapy is effective in preventing early implant loss was found in the periodontology specialist 20.5 group. Periodontology specialists 23.3 were the group who thought that the effectiveness of postoperative antibiotherapy was the least in this regard. History of periodontitis 76.3 and postoperative complication development 73.1, diabetes 92.4, smoking 89.8 and osteoporosis 78.7 were evaluated as the factors that have the most impact on early implant loss. Conclusion: It is thought that the general knowledge level of the dentists participating in the survey about early implant loss is sufficient. We believe that it would be beneficial to organize postgraduate vocational training programs in order to eliminate the differences between the knowledge levels of dentists. Keywords: Awarenes Level, Early Implant Failure, Implant Complications.

Article Details

Evaluation of Dentists' Awareness Level About Dental Implant Failures in Early Period

Authors: Halil İbrahim Şik

Publisher: Ataturk University

Main Topics: Periodontoloji

Journal: Current Research in Dental Sciences Vol.35 Issue 1, pp.12-18

Document Type: Article

Publication Date: 1/2025

Document Language: English

Document ID (Org No.): 2001335187

pISSN: 2822-2555

Awarenes Level

Early Implant Failure

Implant Complications

Issues

Authors:

Halil İbrahim Şik

Publisher:

Ataturk University

Main Topics:

Periodontoloji

Journal:

Current Research in Dental Sciences Vol.35 Issue 1, pp.12-18

Document Type:

Article

Publication Date:

1/2025

Document Language:

English

Document ID (Org No.):

2001335187

pISSN:

2822-2555