Review Article
Dental Treatment in Patients with Leukemia
Table 5
Possibility of dental procedures in postchemotherapy phase.
| | Intervention in postchemotherapy | Considerations and restrictions |
| | Type I | | | Exam | | | Clinic | No restrictions. | | Radiographic | | Hygiene instructions | | Molding | | Type II | | | Simple restorations (ART) | No restrictions. | | Prophylaxis and supragingival cell scaling | | Orthodontics | Completed chemotherapy and after two years free of disease, one can restart the orthodontic treatment | | Type III | | | More complex restorations |
No restrictions. | | Scaling and root planning cell (subgingival) | | Endodontics | | Symptomatic tooth | | Asymptomatic tooth | | Type IV | | | Simple extractions | Need for antibiotic prophylaxis until six months after completion of chemotherapy. | | Curettage (gingivoplasty) | | Type V | | | Multiple extractions | Need for antibiotic prophylaxis until six months after completion of chemotherapy. | | Flap surgery/gingivectomy | | Extraction of impacted tooth | | Apicoectomy | | Single implant placement | | Type VI | | | Extraction of an entire arch or both | Need for antibiotic prophylaxis until six months after completion of chemotherapy. | | Extraction of multiple impacted cell teeth | | Flap surgery | | Orthognathic surgery | | Placement of multiple implants |
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