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DRY SOCKET

drg. Panji Hendar R

BEDAH MULUT & MAKSILOFASIAL FKG UGM


2018
Terminologi

 DRY SOCKET / ALVEOLAR OSTEITIS / ALVEOLITIS / LOCALIZED OSTEITIS / ALVEOLITIS SICCA


DOLOROSA / LOCALIZED ALVEOLAR OSTEITIS / FIBRINOLYTIC ALVEOLTIS / SEPTIC SOCKET /
NECROTIC SOCKET / ALVEOLALGIA
DEFINISI

 Definisi  Blum (2002) : Alveolar Osteitis adalah nyeri post operatif didalam dan sekitar
area ekstraksi gigi/soket, yang meningkat tingkat keparahannya setiap saat antara hari
pertama dan ketiga setelah ekstraksi, disertai dengan gumpalan darah yang mengalami
disintegrasi parsial atau total dalam soket alveolar dengan atau tanpa disertai halitosis.

 “Dry socket” was first described by Crawford in 1896. The name dry socket is used
because the socket has a dry appearance after the blood clot is lost and debris washed
away.
INSIDENSI DRY SOCKET

 Terjadi 0,5 – 5% pada pencabutan gigi rutin dan 25-30% pencabutan impaksi molar tiga
(Preeta, 2014)
 Dry socket terjadi 1-5% pada semua tindakan ekstraksi, dan mencapai 38% pada
pencabutan molar tiga bawah (Mamoun, 2018)
ONSET

 Beberapa literature dry socket terjadi pada 1-3 hari setelah pencabutan gigi
 Semua kasus dry soket terjadi dalam kisaran waktu sampai dengan satu minggu paska
pencabutan gigi.
ETIOLOGI

 Birn suggested that the etiology of AO is an increased local fibrinolysis leading to


disintegration of the clot.
 The fibrinolysis is the result of plasminogen pathway activation, which can be
accomplished via direct (physiologic) or indirect (nonphysiologic) activator substances.
 Direct activators are released after trauma to the alveolar bone cells. Indirect activators
are elaborated by bacteria.
FAKTOR RESIKO

 Surgical Trauma and Difficulty of  Excessive Irrigation or Curettage of Alveolus


SurgerySurgical Trauma and Difficulty of
Surgery  Age of the Patient
 Lack of Operator Experience  Single Extraction versus Multiple Extractions
 Mandibular Third Molars  Local Anesthetic with Vasoconstrictor
 Systemic Disease  Saliva
 Oral Contraceptives  Bone/Root Fragments Remaining in the
 Patient’s Gender Wound
 Smoking  Flap Design/Use of Sutures
 Bacterial Infection
PENCEGAHAN

 Systemic Antibiotics  Eugenol Containing Dressing

 Topical Antibiotics  Lavage

 Chlorhexidine  9-Aminoacrinide

 Para-Hydroxybenzoic Acid  Sterile Gloves

 Tranexamic Acid
 Polylactic Acid
 Steroids

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