Table 3.110.
Key considerations for dental management in mania (see text)
| Management modifications* | Comments/possible complications | |
|---|---|---|
| Risk assessment | 2/3 | Inappropriate behaviour |
| Appropriate dental care | 2–4 | |
| Pain and anxiety control | ||
| – Local anaesthesia | 1 | |
| – Conscious sedation | 2 | Avoid diazepam |
| – General anaesthesia | 3/4 | Avoid muscle relaxants; arrhythmias |
| Patient access and positioning | ||
| – Access to dental office | 1 | |
| – Timing of treatment | 1 | |
| – Patient positioning | 1 | |
| Treatment modification | ||
| – Oral surgery | 2 | |
| – Implantology | 2 | |
| – Conservative/Endodontics | 2 | |
| – Fixed prosthetics | 2 | |
| – Removable prosthetics | 2 | |
| – Non-surgical periodontology | 2 | |
| – Surgical periodontology | 2 | |
| Imaging | 1 | |
| Hazardous and contraindicated drugs | 2 | Avoid NSAIDs, metronidazole and tetracyclines |
0 = No special considerations. 1 = Caution advised. 2 = Specialised medical advice recommended in some cases. 3 = Specialised medical advice mandatory. 4 = Only to be performed in hospital environment. 5 = Should be avoided.