Perfil clínico da periodontite molar incisivo antes e após terapia anti-infecciosa: relato de caso

Abstract

Pattern Molar Incisor Periodontitis is classified as a chronic multifactorial pathology having association with a dysbiotic biofilm. This disease is characterized by clinical attachment loss of 3mm or more in two or more sites, presence of deep periodontal pockets, and radiographic bone loss in the incisors and first molars. In addition to affecting systemically healthy individuals. The objective of this paper is to report a clinical case of standard molar incisor periodontitis, in which surgical procedures were performed in association with antibiotic therapy. Case report: the patient in the present study was diagnosed with standard molar incisor periodontitis, who underwent treatment at the dental school clinic of Centro Universitário UNDB. Therapy was performed through surgical procedures involving subgingival scaling in addition to supragingival scaling, together with the use of systemic antibiotics from the first session. Therefore, from this work onwards, an improvement in the patient's clinical parameters was noticeable, such as a reduction in the bleeding rate and in the depth of the probing, thus favoring an adequate prognosis.