Immediate implant placement in infected extraction sockets: A scoping review of case selection, decontamination protocols, clinical outcomes and complications

This scoping review aimed to map the extent and nature of the evidence on immediate implant placement in infected extraction sockets, with emphasis on case selection, decontamination protocols, adjunctive interventions, clinical outcomes, and complications. MATERIAL AND

No actionable change for audiologists; this article is a dental scoping review with no apparent audiology relevance and appears to have been ingested into the feed in error.

This article has no clear relevance to audiology and likely appeared in hearing-health aggregator feeds due to a classification or indexing error.

1. 01Scoping review examining immediate dental implant placement in infected extraction sockets.
2. 02Topics include patient selection, decontamination methods, clinical outcomes, and complications.
3. 03No audiology, hearing, or otology content is present in the article.
4. 04Article appears to have been included in an audiology feed erroneously.

PMID

42367104

DOI

10.4317/medoral.28256.

Journal

Medicina Oral, Patología Oral y Cirugía Bucal

Publication type

scoping_review

Evidence level

na

Population

Patients undergoing immediate dental implant placement in infected extraction sockets

Intervention

Immediate dental implant placement in infected extraction sockets