Improvement of aesthetics in a patient with tetracycline stains using the injectable composite resin technique: case report with 24-month follow-up

Brinkmann, Jorge Cortés-Bretón; Albanchez-González, María Isabel; Peña, Diana Marina Lobato; Gil, Ignacio García; García, Maria Jesús Suárez; Rico, Jesús Peláez

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“…In addition, this technique provides the possibility of restoring one or more teeth, even in cases involving posterior teeth [ 32 ]. However, reports in the literature indicate that some care must be taken to avoid periodontal biological complications [ 10 , 25 , 29 ]. One study [ 10 ] indicated that to avoid invasion of the biological distance, the retraction cord should be placed in the gingival sulcus to prevent the fluid resin from flowing more than 0.5 mm; other authors [ 25 , 29 ] indicated that the transparent matrix can be cut following the gingival margin and at the sulcular level, thus obtaining better control of excess material and facilitating its removal.…”

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“…However, reports in the literature indicate that some care must be taken to avoid periodontal biological complications [ 10 , 25 , 29 ]. One study [ 10 ] indicated that to avoid invasion of the biological distance, the retraction cord should be placed in the gingival sulcus to prevent the fluid resin from flowing more than 0.5 mm; other authors [ 25 , 29 ] indicated that the transparent matrix can be cut following the gingival margin and at the sulcular level, thus obtaining better control of excess material and facilitating its removal. In this clinical case, the placement of a retraction cord in the gingival sulcus was chosen, thus avoiding infiltration of the fluid resin into the gingival sulcus.…”

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“…The injectable fluid resin technique is classified as a minimally invasive direct/indirect technique that preserves tooth structure [ 2 ]. In some cases, it does not require prior or dental preparation and can be performed in one or several teeth in the same session [ 1 , 2 ], through analog or digital diagnosis, to optimize aesthetic (shape and contour) and functional (occlusal) parameters [ 25 ]. The anatomical shape of the patient’s natural dentition can also be used to create the initial model, which will depend on the type of restorative approach to be selected [ 1 , 2 ].…”

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“…The anatomical shape of the patient’s natural dentition can also be used to create the initial model, which will depend on the type of restorative approach to be selected [ 1 , 2 ]. In addition, this technique can be used in both deciduous teeth [ 2 , 26 ] and permanent teeth [ 1 , 2 , 25 , 27 , 28 , 29 ], offering various applicability, including applications related to direct veneers [ 4 , 25 ], re-anatomization, and diastema closure [ 12 , 27 ]. However, the search for information in the literature about this technique returns scarce results due to its relative newness in restorative dentistry and the limitation of clinical studies.…”

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Injectable Resin Technique as a Restorative Alternative in a Cleft Lip and Palate Patient: A Case Report

2023

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Objective: The objective of this study is to present a case report in which the injectable composite resin technique was used as a restorative alternative for dental re-anatomization in a patient with cleft lip and palate and aesthetic complaints. Materials and Methods: The treatment plan included the re-anatomization of the maxillary premolars and canines using a flowable composite resin. This resin was injected and cured through a transparent matrix, which was a copy of the diagnostic wax-up model. Some parameters such as application time and marginal adaptation were also observed when performing the restorations. Additionally, old composite resin restorations on the upper lateral incisors were replaced using the incremental technique with conventional resins, which helped to assess color stability and fracture/wear deterioration for both restorative techniques. Results: The clinical case report shows that the injectable technique was a simple and quick method for restoring the anatomy of teeth (shape and contour) in one session, since the injectable resin can be easily applied in interproximal areas without the need to manually sculpt the resin. In this case, no clinical, visual, or photographic differences were found in marginal discoloration, color stability, and fracture/wear deterioration for the two restorative techniques after one year of follow-up. Conclusions: The professional may have another clinical option for restorative treatment in the case of small re-anatomizations. In addition, the injectable technique seems to require less operator skill and chair time and better marginal adaptation in cases of small anatomical changes.

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Injectable Resin Technique as a Restorative Alternative in a Cleft Lip and Palate Patient: A Case Report

2023

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“…A lack of attached gingiva may be a pathognomonic feature [7]. Thus, dentists have a crucial role in early diagnosis and management [8]. Diagnosis relies heavily on clinical symptoms, so imaging such as echocardiography and MRI is useful in assessing common cardiovascular problems such as mitral valve prolapse and aortic dilatation.…”

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A Case Report on Ehlers Danlos Syndrome

Hachim¹,

Laarej²,

Mahi³

et al. 2022

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Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) is a group of hereditary collagen diseases characterized by joint hyperlaxity, skin hyperelasticity, and generalized tissue fragility. We present the case of an 8-year-old child with EDS in its arthrocalasic form type VII, according to the Villefranche classification, who was born to first-cousin parents. There is no curative treatment for EDS, but it is important to make an early diagnosis for optimal symptomatic management of patients and prevention of avoidable complications.

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Comparação da microdureza da resina composta com a técnica de índice convencional e modificada com moldeira impressa em dois tempos de fotopolimerização

Santos-Busso,

Larios-Quijada,

Hernández-Espino

et al. 2024

Rev Estomatol Herediana.

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Objetivo: Comparar la microdureza de la resina compuesta con técnica índex convencional y modificada con cubeta impresa en dos fotopolimerizaciones. Materiales y métodos: Se contó con seis grupos de estudio de acuerdo a la técnica y a la cantidad de fotopolimerizaciones: técnica directa con una fotopolimerización (D1F), directa con dos fotopolimerizaciones (D2F), índex convencional con una fotopolimerización (IC1F), índex convencional con dos fotopolimerizaciones (IC2F), índex modificada con una fotopolimerización (IM1F), índex modificada con dos fotopolimerizaciones (IM2F). Se utilizaron quince muestras por cada grupo. Las muestras tuvieron dimensiones de 2 mm de altura por 5 mm de diámetro. Se realizó la fotopolimerización siguiendo las indicaciones del grupo al que corresponde, para luego someter a la prueba de dureza de Vickers a tres indentaciones por cada cara con carga de 200 g por 15 segundos. Se realizaron dos registros de microdureza, una superficial y otra a 2 mm. Se recolectaron los datos en el instrumento confeccionado y fueron procesados mediante SPSS v. 26. Resultados: Existe una diferencia significativa entre los grupos de microdureza superficial de primera fotopolimerización (p < 0,001); y también existe diferencia significativa entre los grupos de microdureza a 2 mm de primera fotopolimerización (p < 0,001). Asimismo, no existen diferencias significativas entre los grupos de microdureza superficial de segunda fotopolimerización (p = 0,519) ni en los grupos de microdureza a 2 mm de segunda fotopolimerización (p = 0,279). Conclusiones: No existen diferencias significativas en la microdureza superficial y a 2 mm de profundidad con técnica índex convencional y modificada en cubeta impresa en dos fotopolimerizaciones.

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Improvement of aesthetics in a patient with tetracycline stains using the injectable composite resin technique: case report with 24-month follow-up

Cited by 4 publications

References 12 publications

Injectable Resin Technique as a Restorative Alternative in a Cleft Lip and Palate Patient: A Case Report

Injectable Resin Technique as a Restorative Alternative in a Cleft Lip and Palate Patient: A Case Report

A Case Report on Ehlers Danlos Syndrome

Comparação da microdureza da resina composta com a técnica de índice convencional e modificada com moldeira impressa em dois tempos de fotopolimerização

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