Fracasos en carillas directas
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2020-06
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La odontología moderna nos presenta una amplia variedad de técnicas y materiales a utilizar en restauraciones estéticas, ciertas técnicas más invasivas que otras, con la utilización de materiales más duraderos, con mayor estética, resistencia, variedad de colores, de aplicación de técnica directa o a aquellas que se envían a laboratorio. En las restauraciones directas siguiendo la indicación de los fabricantes y de los especialistas, no se requiere una preparación previa o en su efecto una preparación mínima, ante la existencia de disponerse de procedimientos cortos y apropiado de unión con el esmalte. En este trabajo nos enfocaremos principalmente en las carillas directas de composite para lograr aportar con una guía odontológica sobre esta nueva alternativa que nos ofrece la rehabilitación oral, con el fin de avanzar mano a mano con la ciencia y tecnología actual, evitándose de esta forma el fracaso de la rehabilitación con fines estéticos. El presente trabajo se propone determinar el nivel de conocimiento a través de una encuesta sobre el tratamiento de carillas de composite de los alumnos de décimo semestre de la Facultad Piloto de Odontología periodo 2019 – 2020 Ciclo II. El diseño metodológico de esta investigación es descriptivo, analítico, estadístico y transversal.
Modern dentistry presents a wide variety of techniques and materials used in aesthetic restorations. Certain techniques are more invasive than others if more durable materials are employed. The materials ought to present features like aesthetics, resistance, color variety, and application. In the direct restorations prior manufacturers and the specialist’s advice, a previous preparation is not required during procedures with enamel. This research mainly focuses on direct composite veneers to provide a dental guide on this new alternative offered by oral rehabilitation so as to advance hand in hand with current science and technology; thus avoiding the failure of rehabilitation for aesthetic purposes. This paper aims to determine the level of knowledge of the treatment of composite veneers of the ninth semester students of the Pilot School of Dentistry period 2019 - 2020 Cycle II. The methodological design of this research is descriptive, analytical, statistical and transversal. In all, it has been established that the most frequent failure modes associated with laminated veneers are fracture and disjoint of direct veneers.
Modern dentistry presents a wide variety of techniques and materials used in aesthetic restorations. Certain techniques are more invasive than others if more durable materials are employed. The materials ought to present features like aesthetics, resistance, color variety, and application. In the direct restorations prior manufacturers and the specialist’s advice, a previous preparation is not required during procedures with enamel. This research mainly focuses on direct composite veneers to provide a dental guide on this new alternative offered by oral rehabilitation so as to advance hand in hand with current science and technology; thus avoiding the failure of rehabilitation for aesthetic purposes. This paper aims to determine the level of knowledge of the treatment of composite veneers of the ninth semester students of the Pilot School of Dentistry period 2019 - 2020 Cycle II. The methodological design of this research is descriptive, analytical, statistical and transversal. In all, it has been established that the most frequent failure modes associated with laminated veneers are fracture and disjoint of direct veneers.
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REHABILITACION BUCAL, CARILLAS DENTALES, ODONTOLOGIA ESTETICA