Efecto del aclaramiento dental sobre la adhesión : revisión sistemática.

Abstract

Abstract: Dental bleaching is probably the most cost-effective and least invasive procedure to improve dental aesthetics, it involves the application of an oxidizing agent in order to eliminate stains that produce color inside the tooth. Dental bleaching has several side effects, including adverse effects on the hardness and roughness of the enamel, sensitivity, mucosal irritation and loss of adhesion. Objective: To determine the factors that influence adhesion on the dentary tissue after tooth bleaching. Materials and methods: This article, a cross-sectional study of systematic review, based on a retrospective bibliographic sample, is descriptive and analytical. Results: 5 aspects associated with dental whitening were analyzed, its interaction with dental structure and avoiding of adverse effects. Conclusion: bonding strength is affected due to the residual oxygen found in the dental substrate, it is ideal to wait at least 7 days to perform the adhesive protocol, dentists can opt for the use of antioxidants to reduce this waiting time.