Efectos de la percolación en restauraciones de I y IV clase.
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2015-06
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología
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Los efectos de la percolación son los problemas más comunes que se presentan en el fracaso hoy en día al realizar restauraciones en la piezas dentales, el estudio bibliográfico que se presentará a continuación nos podrá brindar conocimientos de cuáles son los factores que influyen para que se den estos problemas así como la medidas preventivas que debe de tomar el operador al momento de realizar el tratamiento de operatoria dental con el fin de lograr un prestigio en su trabajo. Son muchos los puntos que el operador debe de tener en cuenta y considerar que es determinante el material que se va a elegir, el objetivo de la investigación es analizar cada uno de los efectos que son causados por la percolación en restauraciones de I y IV clase y de qué manera influye en el éxito de las restauraciones. Los métodos en el diseño de la investigación fue no experimental de tipo descriptivo y bibliográfico, la conclusión fue que las resinas compuestas con base de siloranos son las más efectivas para lograr restauraciones con menos filtración marginal con la ayuda de técnica empleadas como la técnica incremental al colocar la resina usando potencias de luz de fotocurado adecuada para contrarrestar la contracción del material que originará brechas marginal lo cual permitirá que la cavidad de la restauración este en contacto con los fluidos bucales en donde las bacterias podrán penetrar y ocasionar posteriormente problemas al paciente de sensibilidad postoperatoria y con el paso del tiempo presencia de caries bajo la restauración realizada.
Percolation effects are the most common problems that arise in today's failure to perform restores in the teeth, the bibliographic study to be presented below can give us knowledge of the factors that influence are to make them these problems and the preventive measures to be taken by the operator at the time of surgical dental treatment in order to achieve a reputation in his work. There are many points that the operator must take into account and consider it crucial material that is to be elected, the aim of the research is to analyze each of the effects that are caused by the percolation restorations I and IV class and how it influences the success of the restorations. The methods in the research design was non-experimental and descriptive bibliographic, the conclusion was that composite resins based siloranes are most effective in achieving restorations with less marginal leakage with the help of technical used as the incremental technique placing the resin using an appropriate light output levels to counteract shrinkage curing the material will cause marginal gaps which allow restoration of the cavity is in contact with mouth fluids where bacteria may penetrate and subsequently cause problems to the patient sensitivity postoperative and over time presence of caries under restoration done.
Percolation effects are the most common problems that arise in today's failure to perform restores in the teeth, the bibliographic study to be presented below can give us knowledge of the factors that influence are to make them these problems and the preventive measures to be taken by the operator at the time of surgical dental treatment in order to achieve a reputation in his work. There are many points that the operator must take into account and consider it crucial material that is to be elected, the aim of the research is to analyze each of the effects that are caused by the percolation restorations I and IV class and how it influences the success of the restorations. The methods in the research design was non-experimental and descriptive bibliographic, the conclusion was that composite resins based siloranes are most effective in achieving restorations with less marginal leakage with the help of technical used as the incremental technique placing the resin using an appropriate light output levels to counteract shrinkage curing the material will cause marginal gaps which allow restoration of the cavity is in contact with mouth fluids where bacteria may penetrate and subsequently cause problems to the patient sensitivity postoperative and over time presence of caries under restoration done.
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CARIES DENTALES, RESINAS COMPUESTAS, CAVIDAD ORAL