Persistent oral infections may increase the risk of infectious complications in organ transplant recipients

Maryam Zanjir; Amir Azarpazhooh

doi:10.1016/j.jebdp.2026.102232

January 1, 2026Journal of Evidence Based Dental Practice

Persistent oral infections may increase the risk of infectious complications in organ transplant recipients

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Persistent oral infections significantly raise the likelihood of infectious complications following organ transplantation, emphasizing the need for vigilant oral health monitoring.
Patients with oral infections were found to have a markedly increased risk of complications, highlighting the critical role of oral health in post-transplant recovery.
Assessment of dental health was conducted to evaluate its correlation with infection risk, providing valuable insights into patient care.
These findings underscore the importance of proactive dental interventions to mitigate potential complications in organ transplant recipients.

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Observational analysis suggests persistent oral infections increase infectious complications in organ transplant recipients, indicating a need for better dental care.

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