Antimicrobianos y periodonto: manejo médico por el odontólogo general

Leslie Alzamora; Luis Carlos  Julio Narváez; Luis David Julio Alzamora

doi:10.16925/2357-4607.2021.02.06

Antimicrobianos e periodonto : manejo médico pelo dentista geral

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https://doi.org/10.16925/2357-4607.2021.02.06

Leslie Alzamora Ver Biografía

Corporación Universitaria Rafael Núñez

Luis Carlos Julio Narváez Ver Biografía

Universidad de Cartagena

Luis David Julio Alzamora Ver Biografía

Universidad del Sinú

As infecções odontogênicas (OI) estão relacionadas ao envolvimento da polpa dentária e à doença periodontal, são polimicrobianas, mas predominam os anaeróbios estritos. Além da drenagem ou do tratamento cirúrgico, são utilizados antimicrobianos que diminuem o tempo de resolução e favorecem os resultados predominantemente em termos de redução na profundidade da sondagem (DP) e ganho no nível de inserção. Os antimicrobianos mais comumente usados são beta-lactâmicos combinados com inibidor de betalactamase, nitroimidazol, metronidazol, azitromicina, entre macrolídeos, lincosaminas, principalmente clindamicina e quinolonas com maior sucesso moxifloxacino. Vários regimes desses antimicrobianos foram usados para determinar a não inferioridade na maioria, mas foram encontradas vantagens específicas com o uso de alguns como o menor tempo de terapia, a maior eficácia no caso do aparecimento de resistência bacteriana e efeitos mais baixos secundário.

Palavras-chave: infecções odontogênicas, periodontite, antimicrobianos

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