Anclaje radicular como soporte dentario en las restauraciones adhesivas de cuarta clase realizadas en la clínica de internado de la facultad de odontología en el periodo 2011
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2012-06-15
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología
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El presente trabajo de investigación se orienta a determinar de qué manera influye el anclaje radicular en el refuerzo del remanente dentario para obtener restauraciones de cuarta clase efectivas. El tratamiento endodóntico se realiza principalmente en piezas dentarias con coronas clínicas lesionadas por caries, fracaso en la restauración o fractura, además las caries y las lesiones pueden inducir con frecuencia a una pérdida extensa de la estructura dentaria. Por lo tanto, las piezas dentarias tratadas endodónticamente con pérdida significativa de la estructura dentaria se deben restaurar con un anclaje radicular como fundamento para la restauración final. Un perno constituye una manera de anclar de forma segura el material de obturación al diente; se inserta en el conducto preparado y este hecho permite que se construya y retenga el material de restauración coronal, sin embargo los sistemas de anclajes como son los pernos y muñones no fortalecen la raíz, sino que sirven para mejorar la retención de la restauración. La operatoria dental, es una de las áreas que con lleva una gran demanda en lo que respecta a mi tema a tratar en lo cual explicaremos sobre el anclaje radicular en restauraciones adhesivas de cuarta clase. Dentro del área de odontología clínica de internado de la universidad de Guayaquil mediante este tema podemos identificar y emplear las técnicas adecuadas para cada caso correspondiente y poder describirlo, y es de mucho agrado ya q el odontólogo debe ser muy cauteloso y llevar el arte en las manos en el momento de restaurar para dar funcionabilidad y estética. Aquí nos planteamos la necesidad o no de colocar un anclaje intraradicular. El tratamiento de un diente endodonciado o con fractura coronal termina cuando se ha restaurado y su función es completa. En mi investigación y experiencia como interno es la gran satisfacción q sentí al realizar un buen trabajo, la gratitud por parte del paciente y por supuesto la solución de su grave problema en las clínicas sin duda es una gran experiencia.
This research aims to determine how these factors affect root anchorage reinforcement of dental restorations remaining fourth for effective school . Endodontic treatment is mainly in teeth with clinical crowns damaged by decay , failure or restoration fracture and decay and injuries can often lead to extensive loss of tooth structure . Therefore, the teeth treated endodontically with significant loss of tooth structure to be restored with a root anchor as the basis for the final restoration. A pin is a way to securely anchor the filling material to the tooth , the anchoring system is inserted into the prepared canal and this fact enables to be constructed and retained coronal restoration material , however , such as posts and cores not strengthen the root, but serve to improve retention of the restoration. The operative dentistry , is one of the areas with high demand leads regarding my issue to address in which we will explain about the root anchor adhesive restorations fourth class . Within the area of clinical dentistry internship at the University of Guayaquil by this issue we can identify and employ appropriate for each corresponding case and to describe techniques, and is well pleased and q the dentist should be very cautious and take art in hands at the time to give restore functionality and aesthetics. Here we consider whether or not to place a intraradicular anchor . The endodontic treatment of a tooth or crown fracture ends when it has been restored and its function is complete. In my research and experience as an intern is q felt great satisfaction to do a good job , the gratitude of the patient and of course solving its serious clinical problem certainly is a great experience.
This research aims to determine how these factors affect root anchorage reinforcement of dental restorations remaining fourth for effective school . Endodontic treatment is mainly in teeth with clinical crowns damaged by decay , failure or restoration fracture and decay and injuries can often lead to extensive loss of tooth structure . Therefore, the teeth treated endodontically with significant loss of tooth structure to be restored with a root anchor as the basis for the final restoration. A pin is a way to securely anchor the filling material to the tooth , the anchoring system is inserted into the prepared canal and this fact enables to be constructed and retained coronal restoration material , however , such as posts and cores not strengthen the root, but serve to improve retention of the restoration. The operative dentistry , is one of the areas with high demand leads regarding my issue to address in which we will explain about the root anchor adhesive restorations fourth class . Within the area of clinical dentistry internship at the University of Guayaquil by this issue we can identify and employ appropriate for each corresponding case and to describe techniques, and is well pleased and q the dentist should be very cautious and take art in hands at the time to give restore functionality and aesthetics. Here we consider whether or not to place a intraradicular anchor . The endodontic treatment of a tooth or crown fracture ends when it has been restored and its function is complete. In my research and experience as an intern is q felt great satisfaction to do a good job , the gratitude of the patient and of course solving its serious clinical problem certainly is a great experience.
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OPERATORIA DENTAL, RESTAURACION DENTAL