Dental extractions prior to radiotherapy to the jaws for reducing post-radiotherapy dental complications

  • Eliyas S
  • Porter R
  • Briggs P
  • et al.
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: This is the protocol for a review and there is no abstract. The objectives are as follows:Primary objectives: We will address the following questions: Does pre-radiotherapy extraction of carious molar teeth result in reduced risk of complications compared to conservative treatment of these teeth (restoration of these teeth and leaving them in situ)? Does pre-radiotherapy extraction of healthy teeth result in reduced risk of complications compared to conservative treatment of these teeth (leaving them in situ)? Secondary objectives: What are the nature and rates of complications that occur with leaving teeth in situ during radiotherapy? Which teeth should be extracted? How long should the post-extraction healing period be prior to commencement of radiotherapy to the head and neck?

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Eliyas, S., Porter, R. W., Briggs, P., & Al-Khayatt, A. (2010). Dental extractions prior to radiotherapy to the jaws for reducing post-radiotherapy dental complications. In Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.cd008857

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