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A correção dos triângulos negros gengivais na estética: modalidades terapêuticas cirúrgicas
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A história do sorriso através da pintura revela muito poucos dentes. Raras são as pinturas que mostram os dentes no sorriso. Para Aboucaya, “A boca é um teatro cuja atração reside tanto no jogo das cortinas como nas pinturas que eles compõem”, é então necessário observar que as cenas estão todas no palco e que a sua orientação, a sua posição, seus reflexos e suas cores tornam possível olhar para eles em harmonia uns com os outros. Qualquer espaço, mau posicionamento, ausência, fratura ou perda de tecido pode criar uma sombra negra mais ou menos marcada que atrai o olho e cria uma desarmonia no sorriso.
Nos últimos anos, a demanda estética do clínico e dentista em odontologia cresceu rapidamente, impulsionada por uma maior consciência da beleza e da estética. O objetivo final da moderna odontologia restauradora é alcançar a estética “branca” e “rosa” em áreas esteticamente importantes. “Estética branca” é a dentição natural ou a restauração de tecidos duros dentais com materiais adequados. “Estética rosa” refere-se aos tecidos moles circundantes, que incluem a papila interdental e a gengiva que podem aumentar ou diminuir o resultado estético. A reconstrução da papila interdental é um dos problemas mais desafiadores e menos previsíveis. A restauração e manutenção desses tecidos com técnicas cirúrgicas e protéticas adequadas são um verdadeiro desafio na odontologia estética moderna. Tratamento de recessão de tecido marginal, exposição gengival excessiva, cristas deficientes, colapso da crista e defeitos estéticos em torno de dentes e implantes são alguns dos problemas estéticos associados à papila interdentária.
The story of the smile through the painting suggests only a few teeth. Rare are the paintings that show the teeth in the smile. For Aboucaya, “The mouth is a theater whose attraction lies as much in the play of the curtains as in the paintings that they composse”, it is necessary to observe that these scenes are all on the stage and that their orientation, their position, their reflexes and their colors make it possible to look at them in harmony with each other. Any space, poor positioning, absence, fracture or loss of tissue can create a more or less marked black shadow that attracts the eye and creates a disharmony in the smile. In recent years, the aesthetic demand of the clinician and dentist in dentistry has grown rapidly, driven by a greater awareness of beauty and aesthetics. The ultimate goal of modern restorative dentistry is to achieve “white” and “pink” aesthetics in aesthetically important areas. “White aesthetic” is the natural dentition or restoration of hard dental tissues with suitable materials. “Pink aesthetic” refers to the surrounding soft tissues, which include the interdental papilla and gingiva which may increase or decrease the esthetic result. Reconstruction of the interdental papilla is one of the most challenging and least predictable problems. The restoration and maintenance of these tissues with adequate surgical and prosthetic techniques are a real challenge in modern esthetic dentistry. Treatment of marginal tissue recession, excessive gingival exposure, poor ridges, crest collapse, and aesthetic defects around teeth and implants are some of the aesthetic problems associated with the interdental papilla.
The story of the smile through the painting suggests only a few teeth. Rare are the paintings that show the teeth in the smile. For Aboucaya, “The mouth is a theater whose attraction lies as much in the play of the curtains as in the paintings that they composse”, it is necessary to observe that these scenes are all on the stage and that their orientation, their position, their reflexes and their colors make it possible to look at them in harmony with each other. Any space, poor positioning, absence, fracture or loss of tissue can create a more or less marked black shadow that attracts the eye and creates a disharmony in the smile. In recent years, the aesthetic demand of the clinician and dentist in dentistry has grown rapidly, driven by a greater awareness of beauty and aesthetics. The ultimate goal of modern restorative dentistry is to achieve “white” and “pink” aesthetics in aesthetically important areas. “White aesthetic” is the natural dentition or restoration of hard dental tissues with suitable materials. “Pink aesthetic” refers to the surrounding soft tissues, which include the interdental papilla and gingiva which may increase or decrease the esthetic result. Reconstruction of the interdental papilla is one of the most challenging and least predictable problems. The restoration and maintenance of these tissues with adequate surgical and prosthetic techniques are a real challenge in modern esthetic dentistry. Treatment of marginal tissue recession, excessive gingival exposure, poor ridges, crest collapse, and aesthetic defects around teeth and implants are some of the aesthetic problems associated with the interdental papilla.
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Triângulo negro gengival Papila interdentária Perda papila interdentária Estética branca Estética rosa Reconstrução papilar Gingival black triangle Interdental papilla Interdental papilla loss White aesthetic Papilla reconstrution