Diagnostyka i leczenie zatok szczękowych w aspekcie leczenia implantologicznego

*Michał Michalik¹, *Agnieszka Laskus-Perendyk²

Summary
Chronic sinusitis is one of the most common diseases of our times. Implantological treatment is highly correlated and has influence on the functioning of maxillary sinuses. Treatments such as sinus lift performed by implantologists and maxillary surgeons carry a risk of post-and inter-operational complications in the within the sinuses. It is therefore crucial to identify possible ENT consequences and carry out treatment of unforeseen effects of implant treatment. Antibiotic therapy is the first step in the treatment of chronic sinusitis, but very often, surgery is the following step. Most up to date sinus treatment techniques are used, such as endoscopic sinus rinse – hydrodebrider, balloon sinusplasty, and functional endoscopic sinus surgery or the less invasive MIST technique.
The location of the maxillary sinus, located at the junction of two anatomical regions – the oral and nasal cavities – this causes the necessity of interdisciplinary treatments between physicians of different specialties. Differences in the anatomical structure and the conditions of sinuses are in the plane of interest of ENT doctors, dentists and maxilla-facial surgeons. A contemporary approach to aimplantological treatment should aim to address inflammation and pathological changes within the sinuses. Regular interaction at every level of diagnosis is essential to the intended effect and has the potential to positively influence the effect of a successful treatment for both the doctor and patient.

To jest tylko fragment artykułu. Aby przeczytać całość, przejdź do Czytelni medycznej.