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Relação entre a presença de cárie dentária e a taxa de sobrevivência de prótese fixa dentosuportada: revisão narrativa
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A existência de complicações em restaurações indiretas dentossuportadas constituem um desafio diário para o médico dentista. O êxito deste tipo de tratamento relaciona-se com a capacidade técnica do clínico e do técnico de laboratório, assim como com uma série de fatores relativos ao paciente e a uma correta manutenção ao longo do tempo de vida deste tipo de prótese. Uma das complicações biológicas mais frequentes é a presença de cárie dentária nos dentes pilares. Este fator pode levar à perda total ou fracasso do tratamento, ainda que a estrutura da reabilitação se mantenha íntegra.
O objetivo desta revisão narrativa é avaliar a incidência de cárie secundária em prótese fixa dentossuportada, e quais os fatores que podem influenciar este tipo de complicação biológica.
The existence of complications in tooth supported indirect restorations constitutes a daily challenge for dentists. The success of this type of treatment is related to the technical capacity of the dentist and the laboratory technician, but it is also associated to a series of factors related to the patient and the correct maintenance over the lifetime of this type of prosthesis. One of the most frequent biolo gical complications is the presence of dental caries in the abutment teeth. This factor can lead to the total loss or failure of a treatment, even if the rehabilitation structure remains intact. The aim of this narrative review is to assess the incidence of secondary caries in fixed tooth supported prostheses as well as the factors that may influence this type of biological complication.
The existence of complications in tooth supported indirect restorations constitutes a daily challenge for dentists. The success of this type of treatment is related to the technical capacity of the dentist and the laboratory technician, but it is also associated to a series of factors related to the patient and the correct maintenance over the lifetime of this type of prosthesis. One of the most frequent biolo gical complications is the presence of dental caries in the abutment teeth. This factor can lead to the total loss or failure of a treatment, even if the rehabilitation structure remains intact. The aim of this narrative review is to assess the incidence of secondary caries in fixed tooth supported prostheses as well as the factors that may influence this type of biological complication.
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Dental restorations Survival Secondary caries Fixed dental prosthesis Ceramic Caries risk assessment