Técnicas del acabado y pulido en la adaptación marginal de las restauraciones de resinas compuestas directas en la clínica de internado de la facultad piloto de Odontología durante 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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Con el presenta trabajo de investigación referente a la materia operatoria de la carrera de odontología se explicara cuales son las técnicas ideales para un buen acabado y pulido en la adaptación marginal de las resinas compuestas directas. Aquí explicaremos cuales son los conocimientos y el protocolo un odontólogo debería seguir para terminar una restauración de resina compuesta con éxito con el objetivo de evitar acúmulos de placa bacteriana los mismos que producirán percolación, irritación gingival, caries asociadas a restauraciones y selladores lo que trae como resultado mal estar del paciente.
Se inicia la investigación explicando las interrelaciones complejas entre los fluidos orales y los depósitos bacterianos y su relación con los cambios subsecuentes en los tejidos duros dentales que provocan la caries dental. En la Unidad 1 también se explicara tipos de caries según su ubicación, la clasificación de caries, y protectores contra la caries dental.
En la unidad 2 se señala los diferentes materiales restaurativos utilizados según su composición y las consideraciones clínicas que el odontólogo debería considerar según sus partículas.
En la Unidad 3,4, y 5 se enseña cuales son los instrumentos que se utiliza para realizar el acabado y pulido de las resinas compuestas directas, pues hay una amplia variedad de técnicas que se puede emplear y la decisión es según el criterio del odontólogo. Se menciona las técnicas y recomendaciones que el odontólogo debería seguir al pulir la restauración ya que se presenta un aumento de la presión y aumento de la temperatura en la pulpa al pulir un composite. El objetivo es lograr lo que es lo más semejante a un diente natural.
With the presented research concerning the operative field of dentistry career explain what the ideal techniques for good finishing and polishing on marginal adaptation of direct composite resins. We explain what the protocol knowledge and a dentist should take to complete a composite resin restoration successfully in order to avoid accumulation of plaque that will produce the same percolation , gingival irritation associated decay restorations and sealants which brings result ill be patient . Research begins by explaining the complex interrelationships between oral fluid and bacterial deposits and their relation to subsequent changes in dental hard tissues that cause tooth decay. In Unit 1 decay rates were also explained by location , classification of caries, and protective against dental caries. In unit 2 different restorative materials used according to their composition and clinical considerations that the dentist should consider as their particle states . In Unit 3.4 , and 5 are taught which are the instruments used for finishing and polishing composite resins straightforward, as there are a wide variety of techniques that can be used and the decision is at the discretion of dentist . Techniques and recommendations that the dentist should continue to polish the restoration as an increase in pressure and temperature increase in the pulp to polish a composite presents mentioned . The goal is to achieve what is most similar to a natural tooth.
With the presented research concerning the operative field of dentistry career explain what the ideal techniques for good finishing and polishing on marginal adaptation of direct composite resins. We explain what the protocol knowledge and a dentist should take to complete a composite resin restoration successfully in order to avoid accumulation of plaque that will produce the same percolation , gingival irritation associated decay restorations and sealants which brings result ill be patient . Research begins by explaining the complex interrelationships between oral fluid and bacterial deposits and their relation to subsequent changes in dental hard tissues that cause tooth decay. In Unit 1 decay rates were also explained by location , classification of caries, and protective against dental caries. In unit 2 different restorative materials used according to their composition and clinical considerations that the dentist should consider as their particle states . In Unit 3.4 , and 5 are taught which are the instruments used for finishing and polishing composite resins straightforward, as there are a wide variety of techniques that can be used and the decision is at the discretion of dentist . Techniques and recommendations that the dentist should continue to polish the restoration as an increase in pressure and temperature increase in the pulp to polish a composite presents mentioned . The goal is to achieve what is most similar to a natural tooth.
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RESTAURACION DENTAL, RESINAS, OPERATORIA DENTAL