Reabilitação estética do sorriso com restaurações indiretas em resina composta : estudo de caso.

Abstract

Aesthetics is the appreciation of beauty, being a fundamental item for personal satisfaction and contributing to well-being. The teeth, particularly the anterior ones, have essential relevance in the facial aesthetics because they are intimately linked to the self-esteem, being considered a visiting card. The buccal aesthetics is a transforming agent, acting on the shape, texture, color, dental positioning, chewing function, phonation and swallowing. By integrating these aspects harmoniously, oral health, individual satisfaction and social acceptance are provided. Thus, the objective is to perform dental aesthetic rehabilitation, with emphasis on the aesthetics of canine to the superior premolar, in a female patient of 41 years of age, with limited financial resources, attended at the Odontology Clinic of the University of Santa Cruz do Sul - UNISC. Clinically, a disorder in enamel formation was evident. In view of the diagnosis of imperfect amelogenesis, complaint of dental sensitivity and dissatisfaction related to aesthetics, we sought to restore form, function and dental aesthetics. The composite of choice for the aesthetic procedure was the photopolymerizable composite resin, making indirect facets and cementing with equivalent fluid material. Acceptable aesthetics have been achieved with greater preservation of the dental structure, resulting in increased confidence and personal well-being, intervening positively in the professional, social and affective spheres.