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Introduction. Clinical practice guidelines: non-surgical and surgical treatments for periodontitis
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Eduardo Montero
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Introduction. Clinical practice guidelines: non-surgical and surgical treatments for periodontitis
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– Treatment of periodontitis of stage I-III by S3-level CPG
– Etiotropic therapy: goals, tools and meaning
– Choice of treatment method: implantation vs surgical periodontology
– Flap surgery: advantages
– Scaling vs root polishing
– Recommendations for the non-surgical periodontitis treatment method
– Indications for non-surgical methods
– Flap surgery vs tool processing
– Flap surgery vs resective therapy
– Postoperative recommendations for the patient and maintenance therapy.
Recommended for: Implantologist, Periodontist, General dentists.