Protocolo clínico de restauración con resinas compuestas para lesiones cervicales no cariosas
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2017
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología
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Las lesiones cervicales no cariosas son desgaste de la composición dentaria situada en el límite amelo-cementario se muestran en una diversidad infinita de estilos, con o sin sensibilidad, alcanzando llegar a complicar la pulpa dental este tipo de alteraciones, muchas pasan ignoradas por el paciente. El dentista, deberá aportar al diagnóstico, prevención y tratamiento. Los pacientes se manifiestan en la consulta y nos hacen partícipes de estética por no poder exteriorizar sus dientes al reír, su mortificación al tener que taparlos por estar deteriorados, efectúan múltiples habilidades con los labios o tratan de ocultarlos abajo un bigote, para evitar exponer esa línea oscura que se produce por pérdida de esmalte y la constante retracción gingival. El profesional deberá ir puliendo sus capacidades para cubrir este tipo de requerimientos que cada vez son más habituales. Durante la masticación persisten cuantiosas variaciones asociadas con las fuerzas horizontales, verticales y axiales (torsión) que provocan y traen como secuela las llamadas lesiones no cariosas. Estas, en mezcla con productos químicos, pueden dar origen a lesiones intrínsecas o extrínsecas. El propósito de la investigación es describir las diferentes categorías de lesiones no cariosas que se muestran en las piezas dentarias y que sirva como recomendación para su determinación, diagnóstico y un punto de partida para poder efectuar el tratamiento apropiado de acuerdo a los diversos orígenes que pueden presentar este tipo de lesiones dentro de la cavidad bucal.
Non-carious cervical lesions are pathological loss of the dental structure located at the amelo-cemental boundary. They present themselves in an infinite variety of forms, with or without sensitivity, and may compromise the dental pulp of this type of lesions, many of which go unnoticed by the patient. The dentist should be involved in diagnosis, prevention and treatment. Patients come to the consultation and make us part of aesthetics for not being able to show their teeth when they laugh, their discomfort when having to cover them for being worn, implement different mechanisms with the lips or hide behind a mustache, to avoid showing that line Which is a result of loss of enamel and consequent gingival retraction. The professional must refine their skills to meet this type of requirements that are becoming more frequent. During mastication there are considerable alterations associated with the horizontal, vertical and axial forces (torsion) that produce and result in the so-called non-carious lesions. These, in combination with chemicals, can give rise to intrinsic or extrinsic injuries. The purpose of the present study is to describe the different types of non-carious lesions that can be presented in dental pieces and that serve as reference for their identification, diagnosis and a starting point for the adequate treatment according to the multiple etiologies that Can present this type of lesions inside the oral cavity
Non-carious cervical lesions are pathological loss of the dental structure located at the amelo-cemental boundary. They present themselves in an infinite variety of forms, with or without sensitivity, and may compromise the dental pulp of this type of lesions, many of which go unnoticed by the patient. The dentist should be involved in diagnosis, prevention and treatment. Patients come to the consultation and make us part of aesthetics for not being able to show their teeth when they laugh, their discomfort when having to cover them for being worn, implement different mechanisms with the lips or hide behind a mustache, to avoid showing that line Which is a result of loss of enamel and consequent gingival retraction. The professional must refine their skills to meet this type of requirements that are becoming more frequent. During mastication there are considerable alterations associated with the horizontal, vertical and axial forces (torsion) that produce and result in the so-called non-carious lesions. These, in combination with chemicals, can give rise to intrinsic or extrinsic injuries. The purpose of the present study is to describe the different types of non-carious lesions that can be presented in dental pieces and that serve as reference for their identification, diagnosis and a starting point for the adequate treatment according to the multiple etiologies that Can present this type of lesions inside the oral cavity
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OPERATORIA DENTAL, CAVIDAD ORAL, MORFOLOGIA DENTAL