Eficacia de incrustaciones de disilicato de litio: clínica UCSG del semestre A-B 2016 y 2017.

Abstract

Introduction: Changes in patterns of restorative treatment and inclusion of sophisticated materials such as lithium disilicate for its excellent aesthetics, biocompatibility and durability, attribute their choice in the rehabilitation of indirect restorations. Purpose: The purpose of this study was to analyze survival scale lithium disilicate cemented in dental practice UCSG during the period 2016-2017, through a clinical evaluation and radiography. Materials and Methods: This study corresponded to a retrospective in sample collection, transverse and experimental clinical and imaging observational research. The sample consisted of 52 patients, the same were evaluated in the dental clinic UCSG. A total of 61 inlays were evaluated under USPHS parameters provided by the IDF Word Dental Federation. Results: Following the clinical and radiographic evaluation of the scale 61, 45.9% of color matching in relation to the adjacent parts, 93.4% on the marginal integrity incrustation state was obtained contact points was optimal, not fracture and secondary caries was evident at the end of our study. Discussion: The marginal integrity of the examined inlays determined excellent continuity in the tooth-restoration interface, similar to studies by Fabianelli et al results. where failure attributed to marginal wear fixation cement. Conclusion: The survival rate of fouling was optima also satisfactory results regarding the state of the contact points, marginal integrity and especially not any fracture or damage was observed to the integrity of the piece engaged.