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Dental implantology is currently one of the relevant areas of orthopedic dentistry. The introduction of the following methods in practical medicine (bone grafting, sinus lifting, transposition of the mandibular nerve) contributed to a significant expansion of the indications for this treatment method. The negative side is the possible development of the most formidable complication, peri-implantitis, which contributes to dysfunction of the installed implants and worsens the quality of life of patients. Important in preventing re-implantation in this area is the timely implementation of conservative therapy methods (systemic and local antibiotic therapy; use of antiseptics). Among antiseptics, particular importance is given to chlorhexidine-containing drugs, the effectiveness of which has been demonstrated in many studies.
Kopetsky et al. (Sun,) studied this question.