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[Transplant patients. Dental management]
1Università degli Studi di Bologna.
Dental Cadmos
|December 31, 1990
Summary
Dental treatment for organ transplant recipients can cause anxiety. This paper shares experiences with seven organ transplant patients receiving dental care, aiming to reduce dentist apprehension.
Area of Science:
- Dentistry
- Transplant Medicine
- Patient Management
Context:
- Organ transplant recipients present unique challenges in dental settings.
- Fear and anxiety among dentists regarding treatment of these patients are common.
- Limited literature exists on the practical dental management of transplant patients.
Purpose:
- To describe the clinical experience of managing seven organ transplant patients.
- To provide insights into successful odontoiatric treatment protocols for this population.
- To alleviate dentist apprehension towards treating transplant recipients.
Summary:
- Seven organ transplant patients underwent dental treatment.
- The paper details the specific dental procedures and patient outcomes.
- Personal experiences highlight the feasibility and safety of dental care for transplant patients.
Impact:
- This study can help dentists feel more confident treating organ transplant patients.
- It offers practical guidance for dental professionals.
- Improved dental care for transplant recipients can enhance overall health outcomes.
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