Study on Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Oral Implant Surgery Highlights Need for Guideline Adherence

Posted: December 16, 2024
A national study in Germany examined antibiotic prophylaxis practices in oral implant surgery, revealing a high rate of antibiotic use not always aligned with current recommendations. Dentists often prescribed antibiotics for patients undergoing bone augmentation or with cardiovascular disease, with a preference for aminopenicillins over clindamycin. The study indicates a need for specialized guidelines and training to ensure appropriate antibiotic use in implant surgery.

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