In a literature review, the incidence and morbidity of bleeding complications after dental
surgery in anticoagulated patients was compared with embolic complications when …

Any number of complications can occur during or after the placement of dental implants.
Most are immediately apparent; however, some can occur much later. Most complications …

Background The authors assessed the incidence of postoperative bleeding in patients who
were highly anticoagulated and in patients who underwent extensive oral surgical …

Background and Objective: Minor dental surgery is invasive and hemorrhagic. Thus, in
patients treated with anticoagulants, the bleeding risk related to these invasive procedures is …

Objectives Dental patients may require invasive treatment, and awareness of their medical
conditions is essential for optimal care. We assessed the knowledge, perceptions, and …

Dental procedures have posed challenges in managing anticoagulated patients due to early
reports of oral hemorrhage. This study aims to evaluate the risks of postoperative bleeding …

Background: Bleeding disorders can be divided into three categories: congenital
coagulation disorders (CCDs), antiplatelet-induced bleeding disorders (APBDs) and …

Background Warfarin is one of the most common oral anticoagulants used to prevent
thromboembolic episodes. The benefits of discontinuation of this drug before simple surgical …

This chapter provides an overview of the demographics, diagnosis, medical management,
and dental management considerations for the more common cardiovascular conditions …

Objective Unexpected post-extraction bleeding is often experienced in clinical practice.
Therefore, determining the risk of post-extraction bleeding in patients receiving …