Tratamento de agenesia bilateral de incisivos laterais superiores: Reanatomização de diastemas múltiplos com uso de resinas diretas

• Autor(a) principal: MARCATTO, Izadora Neves
• Data de Publicação: 2021
• Tipo de documento: Artigo
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Digital Unicesumar
• Texto Completo: http://rdu.unicesumar.edu.br/handle/123456789/7735
• topic: Diastema; Reanatomização; Resina Composta; CNPQ::CIENCIAS DA SAUDE::ODONTOLOGIA

The beauty standards present in the social networks mean that the demand for esthetic Dentistry is constantly growing, as the influenced population by this fact wants to be framed in the ''perfect smile'', model imposed by that one. The diastema is defined by the presence of an interdental space between two or more teeth. This abnormality interferes with the aesthetics and harmony of the smile, and can be harmful to the closure of multiple diastemas is defined by the presence of an interdental space between two or more teeth. This abnormality interferes with the aesthetics and harmony of the smile, and can be harmful to the patient's self-esteem. Thus,the objective of the present study is a clinical case patient who had bilateral dental agenesis of upper incisors lateral. A female patient nineteen-year-old,without systemic changes,sought care at the dental clinic of Unicesumar, complaining about ''large gap spaces between teeth'' . She reported having knowledge about her dental agenesis, which had undergone orthodontic treatment in the past,but was uncesuccesful, remaining with the ''spaces between teeth'' She reported having knowledge about her dental agenesis ,which had undergone orthodontic treatment in the past, but was unsuccessful, remaining, remaining with the ''spaces between the teeth''especially the central interincisal diastema, which was what most bothered her. Thus, after perfoming the previous exams and planning the casa,some treatment optionswere presented orthodontic treaatment and subsequent installation of implants in the region of upper lateral incisors, or closing the diastemas with composite resin and dental resuscitation, transforming the canines into lateral incisors, and the first premolars in canines, this option being quick satisfactory and excellent cost-benefit result. It is worth remembering that, as a young patient if she later considers the first option indicated, treatment with composite resin is conservative and can be reversible.