Genetische und immunologische Risikofaktoren für Implantationen^[*]

Materialkorrosionen an der Implantatoberfläche mit Dissemination von Partikeln ins periimplantäre Gewebe und in entfernte Organe haben das Potenzial durch Makrophagenaktivierung entzündliche Prozesse auszulösen. Polymorphismen in den Genen für pro- und antientzündliche Zytokine prädisponieren chronische Entzündungsverläufe für Parodontitis und erhöhen das Risiko einer Periimplantitis (PI). Die PI ist eine immunologische Erkrankung bei individueller genetischer Suszeptibilität in Abhängigkeit von einer Materialpartikelbelastung.

^☆ Vortrag gehalten bei der 8. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Umweltzahnmedizin (DEGUZ) im Juni 2016 in Frankental.

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