Investigating the role of oral microbiota and immune status in reducing postoperative complications in outpatient dental surgery.

Abstract

Alterations in the quantitative and qualitative composition of the oral microbiota, specifically disturbances in the natural microbial community and colonization by pathogenic microorganisms, can weaken the immune response, increase susceptibility to infectious- inflammatory complications, and become significant contributing factors in their development. The aim of the study. This study aims to explore the mechanisms behind infectious- inflammatory complications in the oral cavity following outpatient dental procedures, with the goal of improving both preventive and therapeutic strategies.