Evaluation of possible vertical fractures and therapeutic possibilities: A case report.

Restorative treatment of endontic teeth supossed certain complications, especially when the restoration is not adequate. Indications for treatment vary according to the remaining tooth . In cases of which this one is moderated, it is chosen to rehabilitate by a type of indirect obturation, this can...

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Main Authors: Luis Espinoza (Author), Carlos González (Author)
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Published: Universidad de Concepción., 2012-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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Summary:Restorative treatment of endontic teeth supossed certain complications, especially when the restoration is not adequate. Indications for treatment vary according to the remaining tooth . In cases of which this one is moderated, it is chosen to rehabilitate by a type of indirect obturation, this can be in resin, ceramics or metal. A bad indication of restoration will lead to certain complications due to the fact that the rehabilitation of a treated tooth endodónticamente supposes in the majority of the cases an important challenge for the odontologist since it must solve the loss of structure dentaria, the minor resistance to the fracture before the forces oclusales and the need to provide sufficient retention to the material restorer who will replace the dental lost matter.Dental cracks corresponds to one of the recurring problems, the clinical diagnosis of accounting for it, usually cannot be verified radiographically and clinical examination is necessary.In some cases it opt prematurely for the exodoncy, the implications of this option for the stomatognathic balance should guide the clinician to ensure proper diagnosis and more conservative treatment plan, using the wide variety of new materials and adhesive systems, which allow patient's and clinician's satisfaction.We report the case of a patient presenting a dental crack in the tooth 2.4, which was treated conservatively, obtaining optimal results in terms of aesthetics and functionality.
Item Description:10.17126/joralres.2012.016
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