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Atualidade na preparação dentária minimamente invasiva em prótese fixa
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Nos últimos anos, a procura de um sorriso ideal por parte da população levou a que a medicina dentária evoluísse no sentido de preservar, cada vez mais, a estrutura dentária combinada com a máxima estética possível associada à vida social e profissional de cada indivíduo.
À medida que os níveis de exigência por parte dos pacientes e dos profissionais clínicos foram aumentando, também as técnicas e os materiais utilizados em prótese fixa foram evoluindo de modo a atingir, da melhor forma, o objetivo final procurado.
Existe uma imensa variedade de abordagens para tratar as diferentes alterações de forma, posição, alinhamento, simetria, proporção, textura superficial e cor dos dentes anteriores na prática clínica diária.
A cerâmica destaca-se, assim, de um modo positivo no setor anterior pela sua longevidade, alta resistência e ótimas propriedades óticas.
Utilizando técnicas laboratoriais associadas e um protocolo clínico rigoroso, será possível realizar facetas muito finas com uma alteração mínima ou nula de tecido
duro criando, assim, um resultado final baseado numa abordagem conservadora que
cria restaurações minimamente invasivas, bastante estéticas e de muito agrado por
parte do paciente.
In recent years, the search for an ideal smile by the population has led to the development of dental medicine that now aims to preserve more and more the dental structure, while obtaining the highest aesthetic result possible in association with the social and professional life of each individual. As patient and clinician requirements increased, techniques and materials used in fixed prostheses also evolved to better achieve the desired end goal. There is an immense diversity of approaches to treat the different variations of shape, position, alignment, symmetry, proportion, surface texture and color of the anterior teeth in the daily clinical practice. Ceramic thus stands out in a positive way in the anterior sector for its longevity, high resistance and excellent optical properties. By using combined laboratory techniques and a rigorous clinical protocol, it will be possible to perform very thin veneers with minimal or no hard tissue alteration, thus creating a final result based on a conservative approach that creates minimally invasive restorations, quite aesthetic and very pleasing to the patient.
In recent years, the search for an ideal smile by the population has led to the development of dental medicine that now aims to preserve more and more the dental structure, while obtaining the highest aesthetic result possible in association with the social and professional life of each individual. As patient and clinician requirements increased, techniques and materials used in fixed prostheses also evolved to better achieve the desired end goal. There is an immense diversity of approaches to treat the different variations of shape, position, alignment, symmetry, proportion, surface texture and color of the anterior teeth in the daily clinical practice. Ceramic thus stands out in a positive way in the anterior sector for its longevity, high resistance and excellent optical properties. By using combined laboratory techniques and a rigorous clinical protocol, it will be possible to perform very thin veneers with minimal or no hard tissue alteration, thus creating a final result based on a conservative approach that creates minimally invasive restorations, quite aesthetic and very pleasing to the patient.
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Dissertação para obtenção do grau de Mestre no Instituto Universitário Egas Moniz
Keywords
Estética Técnicas Prótese fixa Cerâmica Facetas Minimamente invasivo