Evaluación clínica de restauraciones directas clase I y II, clínica de UCSG semestre B 2019.

Abstract

Introduction: Composite resins within the operative field of dentistry, is one of the greatest contributions in recent years, since they offer better adhesion properties to dental tissue, reducing microfiltration, apart from preventing postoperative sensitivity, transmitting and distributing the chewing forces through the tooth's adhesive interface. Purpose: The purpose of this research work is to clinically assess the status of direct restorations, class I and II at the UCSG Dental Clinic in semester B 2019. Materials and methods: The present study is cross-sectional, prospective, because the data collection is done in a certain time, and it is also clinical since information will be obtained through the clinical review of each patient, during semester B 2019 in 70 patients attended in the Chair of Restorative II, in which the clinical evaluation of class I and II restorations was performed. Results: In the evaluation of 70 patients, which were 24 male and 26 female, it was established that the alpha criterion of postoperative sensitivity was the highest variable. Discussion: In our study, the USPHS method was used to argue and establish that it is very important to perform these evaluations to avoid future treatment failures. Conclusion: We can finally conclude that the clinical evaluation using the USPHS criteria presented a greater amount of Alpha results in patients treated at the UCSG clinic in semester B 2019.