Uso de bases cavitarias en sistemas restauradores resin coating y sellado dentinario inmediato en clase 1
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2023-09
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología
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A lo largo de la historia de la odontología restauradora se han creado distintos
materiales para la protección pulpar, así como diferentes métodos y técnicas para manejar la
sensibilidad dentinaria y filtración, siendo este uno de los temas más controversiales dentro
de la odontología restauradora sobre el uso de las bases cavitarias en la actualidad con las
técnicas de protección pulpar como resin coating y sellado dentinario inmediato que fueron
creadas y promovidas para dar una protección pulpar segura y suprimir el uso de bases
cavitarias como materiales de protección pulpar. Objetivo: Considerar el uso de bases
cavitarias en sistemas de restauración resin coating y sellado dentinario inmediato en
restauraciones clases 1. Método: Se trabajaron 4 casos clínicos mínimo, de piezas con caries
para restauraciones clase 1. Resultado de discusión: Las bases cavitarias, con respecto a las
técnicas actuales de restauración resin coating y sellado dentinario inmediato son opcionales
al momento de realizar un recubrimiento pulpar porque ambos métodos cumplen la misma
función Conclusión: El resin coating y sellado dentinario inmediato es un método eficaz en
cuanto a protección pulpar se refiere, demostrando que el uso de bases cavitarias para
protección pulpar no es tan necesaria por cumplir la misma función, únicamente seria opción
usarlo si se quiere dar una protección adicional a nuestro sellado dentinario para evitar
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filtraciones o estímulos, pero si se realiza una buena aplicación de ambas técnicas es
suficiente y podemos descartar el uso de una base cavitaria
Throughout the history of restorative dentistry, different materials have been created for pulp protection, as well as different methods and techniques to manage dentin sensitivity and filtration. This is one of the most controversial topics in restorative dentistry regarding the use of cavity bases at present with pulp protection techniques such as resin coating and immediate dentin sealing, which were created and promoted to provide safe pulp protection and to eliminate the use of cavity bases as pulp protection materials. Objective: To consider the use of cavity bases in resin coating and immediate dentin sealing restoration systems in class 1 restorations. Method: A minimum of 4 clinical cases of pieces with caries for class 1 restorations were worked. Result of discussion: The cavity bases, concerning the current resin coating and immediate dentin sealing restoration techniques, are optional at the moment of performing a pulp capping because both methods fulfill the same function Conclusion: The resin coating and immediate dentin sealing is an effective method in terms of pulp protection, demonstrating that the use of cavity bases for pulp protection is not so necessary to fulfill the same function, it would only be an option to use it if we want to give additional protection to our dentin sealing to prevent leaks or stimuli, but if a good application of both techniques is performed it is sufficient and we can discard the use of a cavity base
Throughout the history of restorative dentistry, different materials have been created for pulp protection, as well as different methods and techniques to manage dentin sensitivity and filtration. This is one of the most controversial topics in restorative dentistry regarding the use of cavity bases at present with pulp protection techniques such as resin coating and immediate dentin sealing, which were created and promoted to provide safe pulp protection and to eliminate the use of cavity bases as pulp protection materials. Objective: To consider the use of cavity bases in resin coating and immediate dentin sealing restoration systems in class 1 restorations. Method: A minimum of 4 clinical cases of pieces with caries for class 1 restorations were worked. Result of discussion: The cavity bases, concerning the current resin coating and immediate dentin sealing restoration techniques, are optional at the moment of performing a pulp capping because both methods fulfill the same function Conclusion: The resin coating and immediate dentin sealing is an effective method in terms of pulp protection, demonstrating that the use of cavity bases for pulp protection is not so necessary to fulfill the same function, it would only be an option to use it if we want to give additional protection to our dentin sealing to prevent leaks or stimuli, but if a good application of both techniques is performed it is sufficient and we can discard the use of a cavity base
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RESIN COATING, SELLADORES DENTALES, RECUBRIMIENTO PULPAR, ESTUDIOS DE CASOS, SENSIBILIDAD DE LA DENTINA