Ferner ist die Intervention bei Patienten mit schwerer marginaler Parodontitis kontraindiziert. Hier ist der Eingriff zu verschieben, bis es mithilfe einer geeigneten Parodontaltherapie möglich ist, die Operation unter besseren Bedingungen durchzuführen.
Zusammenfassung
Für die apikale Chirurgie gibt es einige absolute medizinische Kontraindikationen, die selten sind und vor allem Patienten mit erhöhtem Endokarditisrisiko betreffen.
Relative medizinische Kontraindikationen ergeben sich bei Patienten mit erhöhtem
●Infektionsrisiko (HIV, Diabetes usw.)
●Blutungsrisiko (Vitamin-K-Antagonisten, Thrombozytenaggregationshemmer, direkte orale Antikoagulanzien)
●Kieferosteonekroserisiko (Bisphosphonate, Antiangiogenese)
●kardiovaskulärem Risiko (Hypertonie).
Mögliche lokale Kontraindikationen stehen im Zusammenhang mit
●der Anatomie (Knochendicke, Kieferhöhle, Foramen mentale, palatinale Wurzeln, oraler Zugang)
●dem Zustand des Parodonts (Lockerung, Kronen-Wurzel-Verhältnis, Entzündung).
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