Regenerative surgical therapy in a frequent cannabis consumer: A case study

• DOI: 10.1002/cap.10325
• Publication Date: 2025-01-18T17:30:44Z
• Authors: Carola B. Bozal; Marina Sosa; Sofía Aguirre; Cristina Rodríguez; Mariano Adrados; Mariel Gómez; Hugo J. Romanelli
• Keywords: Regenerative Medicine

Abstract Background There is substantial evidence that smokers present a less favorable response following regenerative periodontal surgery. However, there are no reports to date on the procedures in chronic cannabis smokers. In case study, we discuss outcomes of reparative and surgical treatment consumer patient with generalized stage III grade C periodontitis. Methods Results We report young adult diagnosed periodontitis who had probing depth (PD) ≥ 4 at 18% sites 7 mm 12% radiographically confirmed interproximal bone loss horizontal angular defects reached middle apical third roots. An appropriate sequence therapy based recommendations Clinical Practice Guideline (CPG) involving (steps 1–3) was followed. 6 months included decrease PD up radiographic newly formed bony defects. Conclusion The study demonstrates use as part stepwise approach, different interventions each step, successfully manage intrabony healthy male consumer. Key points Smoking well‐documented dose‐dependent risk factor for disease, demonstrated negative effect outcomes. usefulness has not been established date. This presents new information it first show can stabilize disease therapies were successful healing user. keys management this are: Attention detail all aspects therapy. Patient compliance co‐therapist by maintaining effective plaque control. acceptance supportive care recommendations. primary limitations main limitation single clinical too small draw conclusions about patients cannabis. follow‐up assessment times sufficient determine long‐term success oral hygiene key achieving Plain language summary Background: Smokers have worse how respond procedures. discusses surgery worked severe frequent After an including strict procedures, filling Conclusions: shows treat intraosseous