Reabilitação oral estética e funcional : estudo de caso.

Abstract

The desire for pleasing and harmonious aesthetics is gradually diminishing and diminishing the acceptance of apparent metal. In search of good aesthetic results or ceramic laminates, it has great benefit, provides natural aesthetics, it comes to losing sound structure, uses less wear, compares with other techniques, also allows greater strength by its adhesion system, color stability. , longevity and accuracy of adaptation. A ceramic laminate technique provides a pillar for a person's psychosocial well-being, so that the presence of diastemas negatively affects aesthetics, permanent teeth should have contact points; if not, they are days to days. The objective is an aesthetic-functional rehabilitation in a 67-year-old female patient at the University of Santa Cruz do Sul Dental Clinic - UNISC. The elaborated treatment plan consists of performing a fixed partial prosthesis on elements 23 and 25, ceramic laminates on teeth 22,21,11 and 12, indirect restoration on untreated composite resin 26, an indirect technique compared to the direct technique has better results when Compared to mechanical performance, polymerization shrinkage is indicated when loss of structure greater than 2/3 of the distance intercuspidation occurs and in the lower arch is a removable partial denture for the absence of teeth 35 and 46. A patient was submitted to a aesthetic and phonetic test (mock-up) where the final result can be analyzed and also adaptations such as shape and size of the teeth. The procedures were performed weekly, returning an aesthetic and a function. Previous ceramic laminates were cemented with Allcem ® double cement, a partial denture fixed in the abutment teeth 23 and 25 zinc phosphate cemented - SSWhite ®, in tooth 26 a restoration extension was removed and indirect resin removal was performed. made of Natural Flow ® A1, in the lower arch, a removable partial denture was made for the missing teeth 35 and 46, with the teeth pillars 36, 34 and 45. Satisfactory satisfaction was achieved as the needs of the result in an increase in well-being and better function of the stomatognathic system.