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Restauração da anatomia oclusal com a "stamp technique": caso clínico
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A stamp technique é uma técnica de restauração que permite, com a ajuda do desenvolvimento de um negativo da face oclusal, realizar um tratamento de lesão cariosa preservando a anatomia dentária inicial. É um método inovador e eficaz, especialmente aplicável à restauração de dentes posteriores.
O objetivo deste trabalho é apresentar um caso clínico demonstrando o protocolo da stamp technique na restauração de dentes posteriores. O trabalho foi realizado na Clínica Pedagógica de Medicina Dentária da Universidade Fernando Pessoa. A pesquisa bibliográfica foi limitada aos últimos 25 anos, incluindo artigos escritos em inglês, francês e português, e um total de 60 referências bibliográficas foram utilizadas na redação desta revisão.
O caso clínico permite afirmar que esta é uma técnica de restauração que preserva o dente, minimizando a perda de estrutura dentária saudável em comparação com as técnicas tradicionais. A stamp technique permite uma reprodução negativa ou uma pequena impressão da topografia oclusal do dente, sendo utilizada quando o dente não apresenta uma cárie visível ou uma perda estrutural significativa.
A stamp technique na restauração de dentes posteriores oferece várias vantagens, incluindo a preservação da anatomia original do dente, redução do tempo clínico e melhorias na precisão e estética da restauração. No entanto, também apresenta desvantagens, como a necessidade de condições oclusais originais íntegras, dependência de materiais específicos e habilidades técnicas avançadas, além de limitações em casos de desgaste dental excessivo. Assim, a escolha da técnica deve ser baseada na avaliação cuidadosa de cada caso individual, considerando as condições específicas do dente e a habilidade do médico dentista.
The stamp technique is a restorative technique which, with the help of the development of a negative of the occlusal face, makes it possible to treat carious lesions while preserving the initial dental anatomy. It is an innovative and effective method, especially applicable to the restoration of posterior teeth. The aim of this paper is to present a clinical case demonstrating the stamp technique protocol for restoring posterior teeth. The work was carried out at the Dental Medicine Pedagogical Clinic at Fernando Pessoa University. The bibliographical research was limited to the last 25 years, including articles written in English, French, and Portuguese, and a total of 60 bibliographical references were used in the writing of this review. The clinical case shows that this is a restoration technique that preserves the tooth, minimising the loss of healthy tooth structure compared to traditional techniques. The stamp technique allows for a negative reproduction or a small impression of the occlusal topography of the tooth, used when the tooth has no visible decay or structural loss. The stamp technique in the restoration of posterior teeth offers several advantages, including the preservation of the tooth's original anatomy, a reduction in clinical time, and improvements in the precision and aesthetics of the restoration. However, it also has disadvantages, such as the need for intact original occlusal conditions, dependence on specific materials and advanced technical skills, and limitations in cases of excessive tooth wear. Therefore, the choice of technique should be based on careful assessment of each individual case, taking into account the specific conditions of the tooth and the skill of the dentist.
The stamp technique is a restorative technique which, with the help of the development of a negative of the occlusal face, makes it possible to treat carious lesions while preserving the initial dental anatomy. It is an innovative and effective method, especially applicable to the restoration of posterior teeth. The aim of this paper is to present a clinical case demonstrating the stamp technique protocol for restoring posterior teeth. The work was carried out at the Dental Medicine Pedagogical Clinic at Fernando Pessoa University. The bibliographical research was limited to the last 25 years, including articles written in English, French, and Portuguese, and a total of 60 bibliographical references were used in the writing of this review. The clinical case shows that this is a restoration technique that preserves the tooth, minimising the loss of healthy tooth structure compared to traditional techniques. The stamp technique allows for a negative reproduction or a small impression of the occlusal topography of the tooth, used when the tooth has no visible decay or structural loss. The stamp technique in the restoration of posterior teeth offers several advantages, including the preservation of the tooth's original anatomy, a reduction in clinical time, and improvements in the precision and aesthetics of the restoration. However, it also has disadvantages, such as the need for intact original occlusal conditions, dependence on specific materials and advanced technical skills, and limitations in cases of excessive tooth wear. Therefore, the choice of technique should be based on careful assessment of each individual case, taking into account the specific conditions of the tooth and the skill of the dentist.
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Cárie dentária Stamp technique Dentes posteriores Dental caries Stamp technique Posterior teeth