Changes in the degree of tissue oxygenation during dental implantation

Slepushkin Vitaly Dmitrievich, Toboev Georgy Vladimirovich, Koroeva Madina Olegovna

Over the past decades, dental implantation has been widely used in the treatment of patients with partial and complete adentia. This method has become traditional and the most appropriate for improving the quality of life. The modern approach to the use of dental implantation includes measures aimed at creating optimal conditions associated with the restoration of bone tissue. Objective: to determine the relationship between the degree of tissue oxygenation during dental implantation and possible complications in the early postoperative period. The studies were carried out in 145 patients aged 19 to 53 years who underwent surgical intervention for the installation of dental implants. Changes in the degree of oxygen extraction by tissues in the area of the surgical wound during the installation of dental implants appear earlier than clinical signs and, therefore, this indicator can serve as a kind of prognostic marker of possible complications.

Keywords:oxygen extraction, oxygenation, dental implantation, bone tissue restoration.