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Restauração de dentes posteriores e a sua relação cúspide-fossa: revisão narrativa
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A restauração de dentes posteriores é muito exigente no sentido de manter a oclusão do paciente sem interferências, estável e funcional.
O objetivo deste trabalho foi fazer uma revisão sobre a anatomia oclusal dos dentes posteriores, avaliar quais são os fatores que interferem mais na oclusão e quais as técnicas restauradoras mais eficazes para obter um resultado final com uma oclusão satisfatória, fisiológica e funcional. Para tal, foi realizada uma pesquisa nas bases de dados da Medline, Pubmed, B-On e Scielo, entre os anos de 1960 e 2021.
A Stamp technique parece ser uma das melhores técnicas para reproduzir a mesa oclusal dos dentes posteriores; no entanto também apresenta limitações. São necessários mais estudos sobre as restaurações de dentes posteriores para encontrar a técnica mais eficaz para a obtenção da anatomia ideal para cada paciente, de modo a permitir uma oclusão estável.
The restoration of posterior teeth is very demanding in order to maintain the patient's occlusion without interference, stable and functional. The aim of this study was to review the occlusal anatomy of posterior teeth, evaluate which factors interfere more in occlusion and which restorative techniques are more effective to obtain a final result with satisfactory, physiological and functional occlusion. To this end, a search was carried out in the Medline, Pubmed, B-On and Scielo databases, between 1960 and 2021. The Stamp technique seems to be one of the best techniques for reproducing the occlusal table of posterior teeth; however, it also has limitations. Further studies on posterior teeth restorations are needed to find the most effective technique to obtain the ideal anatomy for each patient, in order to allow a stable occlusion.
The restoration of posterior teeth is very demanding in order to maintain the patient's occlusion without interference, stable and functional. The aim of this study was to review the occlusal anatomy of posterior teeth, evaluate which factors interfere more in occlusion and which restorative techniques are more effective to obtain a final result with satisfactory, physiological and functional occlusion. To this end, a search was carried out in the Medline, Pubmed, B-On and Scielo databases, between 1960 and 2021. The Stamp technique seems to be one of the best techniques for reproducing the occlusal table of posterior teeth; however, it also has limitations. Further studies on posterior teeth restorations are needed to find the most effective technique to obtain the ideal anatomy for each patient, in order to allow a stable occlusion.
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Restaurações posteriores Anatomia dentária Mesa oclusal Oclusão Posterior restauration Stamp technique Dental anatomy Occlusal table Oclusion