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Prophylaxis, Regina Sánchez Mercader 00409628 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Dental office
        
        Intraligamentary anesthesia injections in children: 16 to 97%
        
        Periodontal surgery: 36 to 88%
        
        Perform mouthwash with chlorhexidine 0.2% or at least 0.12% at a rate of 10 mL for 1 minute before any dental manipulation, especially those involving bleeding
        
        Base on the guidelines AHA, ESC, BSAC, and CENETEC for cardiac conditions warranting antimicrobial prophylaxis.
      - Daily routine
        
        Chewing: 17 to 51%
        
        Flossing: 0 to 58%
    - - In the future, it is essential to increase non-antibiotic preventive methods for infective endocarditis and decrease antibiotic use based on recommendations and guidelines with a narrowed focus on the procedure and the type of patient candidate for antimicrobial prophylaxis, reducing the use of prophylactic antibiotics without exposing the patient to disseminated infections.
    - - Every treatment that involves manipulation of the gingival tissue or periapical region of the tooth or perforation of the oral mucosa. Imperative whenever bleeding is anticipated.
        
        If there is already a latent infection, antibiotic premedication will be opted for at least 30 minutes before the procedure and continue with conventional antibiotic therapy.
        
        In dentoalveolar traumas requiring manipulation of hard or soft tissues
    - - Dental operations using atraumatic staples for placement of sealants or fissurotomies include:
        
        Impression taking
        
        Placement of temporary restorations
        
        Fluoride application
        
        Preparation for fixed prostheses (inlays and onlays)
        
        Placement, adjustment, or removal of orthodontic attachments
        
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