Excessive bleeding in the floor of the mouth after endosseus implant placement: a report of two cases

Dubois, L.; Lange, Jan de; Baas, E.M.; Ingen, Jakko van

doi:10.1016/j.ijom.2009.07.062

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“…The incidence of complications-including serious complications such as hemorrhages, nerve injury, damage to adjacent teeth, and implant migration into anatomical spaces-is highest during the surgical phase of implant treatment [5,12,22]. Risk of hemorrhages is especially high in the inter foraminal region and the posterior of the mandible due to the presence of bone concavities or fossa [9].…”

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CBCT quantitative evaluation of mandibular lingual concavities in dental implant patients

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CBCT quantitative evaluation of mandibular lingual concavities in dental implant patients

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“…La survenue de l'hématome est le plus souvent immédiate, plus rarement tardive, probablement en raison de la vasoconstriction initiale liée à l'anesthésie locale [20]. Les symptômes cliniques comportent l'apparition d'un gonflement hémorra-gique du plancher buccal avec protrusion linguale, dysphonie et détresse respiratoire.…”

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Tuméfactions cervico-faciales per et post-opératoires immédiates en chirurgie bucco-dentaire

Calon

Schellenberger

Gros

et al. 2013

Med Buccale Chir Buccale

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Résumé -Il n'est pas rare que le chirurgien-dentiste soit confronté à une tuméfaction cervico-faciale (TCF) per ou post-opératoire immédiate. Bien qu'il s'agisse généralement d'un phénomène bénin, il est souvent source d'inquié-tude pour le praticien et le patient. Une revue de littérature se propose de présenter les différentes étiologies de tuméfactions cervico-faciales per et post-opératoires, et d'apporter les éléments pratiques pour leur diagnostic. Parmi ces tuméfactions, l'emphysème sous-cutané est un évènement banal, bénin et facile à diagnostiquer mais souvent méconnu, ce dont témoigne le nombre de cas rapportés. Plus rares, mais potentiellement graves, il convient également de citer l'hématome du plancher buccal et l'angioedème qui peuvent être la conséquence du geste bucco-dentaire ou des médicaments. Dans ce cadre, il est en effet nécessaire de savoir reconnaître les prodromes d'une détresse respiratoire. Enfin, la fasciite nécrosante cervico-faciale se doit d'être reconnue tôt du fait de son extrême gravité, d'autant que son incidence paraît croissante. Un tableau récapitulatif présente les principales causes de TCF per et post-opératoires après chirurgie dentaire, leur chronologie, leurs principaux symptômes et les mesures thérapeutiques à mettre en oeuvre.Abstract -Cervicofacial swelling after dental treatment: what the dentist should know. Although generally harmless, the occurrence of cervicofacial swelling (CFS) during or after dental surgery can be worrisome for the dentist or the patient. This article is a literature review of most causes of CFS after dental surgery. Practical diagnosis tools should allow distinguishing between benign and dangerous situations. Indeed, the occurrence of a spectacular but harmless condition like subcutaneous emphysema may cause unnecessary concern, as witnessed by the many case reports in medical literature. On the other hand, conditions like hematoma of the floor of the mouth or angioedema may be caused by the dentist (through surgery or medication) and can become lifethreatening. Upper airway compromise should be recognized early on. Cervical fasciitis (CF) is a severe and often fulminating septic emergency with potentially dramatic consequences, warranting immediate intensive and surgical care. The increasing incidence of CF and its possible occurrence after dental surgery warrants a high level of suspicion in a septic patient. Finally, a summary chart will point out the time course, symptoms and management of the different causes of CFS after dental surgery.Lors d'un acte de chirurgie bucco-dentaire ou dans son décours immédiat, la survenue d'une tuméfaction cervicofaciale (TCF) n'est pas rare. Si elle présente généralement un aspect bénin (bien qu'inquiétant parfois pour le praticien ou le patient), elle peut en de rares occasions, nécessiter une prise en charge spécifique. Le but de ce travail était de faire une revue synthétique des éléments cliniques associés aux

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“…Besides the anatomical information, these studies have the purpose to prevent the hemorrhagic episodes in sublingual region, which are reported in the literature [10–12], air obstruction due to the formation of hematoma, consequence of the cortical perforation, and/or the laceration of periosteum with the involvement of the cited vessels.…”

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Anterior Mandibular Lingual Foramina: An In Vivo Investigation

Bernardi

Rastelli

Leuter

et al. 2014

Anatomy Research International

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In descriptions of surgical procedures in mandible, often there is no mention of an anatomical variance, the genial spinal foramina, where nerves and vessels go through. Aim of this study is to investigate frequency, shape, and dimensions of these foramina. 56 computed tomography dentascans were analyzed with an implant planning software. The considered parameters were frequency, number, position, diameters, and length of canals; the collected data were inserted in a spreadsheet and statistically analyzed; therefore, they were compared with those found in the literature. The measurements agree with the ones found in earlier studies, except for the length of the inferior spinal canals, which resulted lesser than that found in the literature. The frequency of the inferior spinal foramina, the data related to the inferior spinal foramina diameter (cross scan), and the measurements related to the superior spinal foramina diameter (axial scan) resulted to be major compared to those reported in literature. These obtained results are clinically interesting because an implant planning software has been employed, daily used by operators, and that permits in vivo investigations. Furthermore, due to the possibility of hemorrhagic accidents in this mandibular region, these data are particularly interesting for all of the operators who make interventions in this area.

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Excessive bleeding in the floor of the mouth after endosseus implant placement: a report of two cases

Cited by 76 publications

References 13 publications

CBCT quantitative evaluation of mandibular lingual concavities in dental implant patients

CBCT quantitative evaluation of mandibular lingual concavities in dental implant patients

Tuméfactions cervico-faciales per et post-opératoires immédiates en chirurgie bucco-dentaire

Anterior Mandibular Lingual Foramina: An In Vivo Investigation

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