Restoration of fractured and hypoplastic incisors by the acid etch resin technique: a three-year report

Jordan, Ronald E.; Suzuki, Makoto; Aj, Gwinnett; J, Hunter

doi:10.14219/jada.archive.1977.0520

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“…The large size of the immature pulp chamber and pulp horns, and the immature gingival contour of the adolescent patient contra‐indicates the use of porcelain veneers. Composite resin offers a satisfactory alternative and should be used in child and adolescent patients [64–68]. Resin can be used by either to camouflage/replace discrete localized areas of abnormal enamel (localized composites) or to cover the entire enamel surface (veneer).For techniques see ‘Explanatory Notes’.…”

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Treatment of intrinsic discoloration in permanent anterior teeth in children and adolescents

Wray¹,

Welbury²

2001

Int J Paed Dentistry

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The tenth National Clinical Guideline in Paediatric Dentistry is published here. The process of guideline production began in 1994, resulting in first publication in 1997. Each guideline has a nominated main author but the content is not a personal view; it represents rather a consensus of opinion of current best clinical practice. Each guideline has been circulated to all consultants in Paediatric Dentistry in the UK, to Council of BSPD, and to people of related specialities recognised to have expertise in the subject. The final version of the guideline is produced from a combination of this input and thorough review of published literature. The intention is to encourage improvement in clinical practice and to stimulate research and clinical audit in areas where scientific evidence is inadequate. Evidence underlying recommendations is scored according to the SIGN classification and guidelines should be read in this context. For those wishing for further detail, the process of guideline production in the UK is described in International Journal of Paediatric Dentistry 1997; 7: 267–268.

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Treatment of intrinsic discoloration in permanent anterior teeth in children and adolescents

Wray¹,

Welbury²

2001

Int J Paed Dentistry

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“…The acid-etch will provide micromechanical adhesion for retention. 3 The optimal orientation of enamel rods for acid-etching is accomplished when all cavosurface margins are beveled. The 45 degree angled bevel can be accomplished using either hand instruments (gingival margin trimmers) ( Fig.…”

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“…The acid-etch resin-bonded adhesive restoration will also maintain its esthetics at the margins by decreasing marginal discoloration. 3 The cavity design for the acid-etch Class I11 composite resin restoration should include the use of a 45 degree bevel on the enamel cavosurface, 0.5 mm in width. This bevel provides for more enamel rods to be exposed to the etching, as well as allowing for a finish line that provides for a transition from composite resin to tooth structure, thus ensuring a better esthetic result.4 Effective use of an acid-etch technique will decrease sensitivity, discoloration, and recurrent decay due to a reduction or elimination of microleakage at the cavosurface margins.5-7…”

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The Class III Acid‐Etch Light Polymerized Composite Resin Restoration

Strassler

Buchness

1990

J Esthet Restor Dent

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The use of an acid‐etch enamel resin bonded Class III restoration allows for a more conservative cavity design. The acid‐etch technique's benefits include retention without dentinal undercuts and creating reinforcement of undermined enamel. When a controlled method of acid‐etched enamel resin‐bonding with a syringe technique is used with a visible light curing composite resin, a durable, esthetic Class III restoration is achieved.

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“…Pemberian harus cermat dan dicegah jangan sampai mengenai email, karena bahan mudah larut dan akan menyebabkan kebocoran pada tepi tumpatan. 9 Selanjutnya untuk mendukung bahan pelindung, antara lain dapat digunakan bahan semen ionomer kaca dan semen zinc phosphat. Kedua bahan ini memiliki biokompatibilitas terhadap pulpa.…”

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Perawatan Fraktur Kelas Tiga Ellis pada Gigi Tetap Insisif Sentral Atas

Fauziah

Soenawan

2013

J Dent Indones

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The anterior teeth have the essential esthetics function , so when the trauma occur, the immediately treatment must be done to avoid its dysfunction. Andreas Jo reported in 1984 that 18 percent to 20 percent of traumatic injury in young permanent teeth caused the crown fractures with exposed pulps. This traumatic injury must be managed correctly to keep the pulp normal. Accurate examination and anamnesis must be done before treatment. The prompt treatment to relieve pain, to cover pulps from irritating material and maintain pulp vitality is neededOne alternative treatment for crown fracture with exposed pulp in young permanent is by using pulpotomy with calcium hydroxide. The function of calcium hydroxide is to maintain pulp vitality and stimulate reparative dentin and close the apex. Then, glass ionomer cement is used to support the pulp cap and then resin composite as temporary restoration to recover the function of mastication and esthetics, until the permanent restoration is made. In this case, ,the radiographic showed reparative dentin after four weeks of pulpotomy calcium hydroxide applied. So there was the fact that it took six month to make the apex is close from the beginning of treatment. PendahuluanGigi anterior memiliki fungsi estetik. Bila terjadi trauma pada gigi anterior harus segera dilakukan perawatan agar tidak kehilangan fungsinya. Penyebab trauma secara garis besar tergantung kepada usia anak. Sebagian besar Eva Fauziah, Hendrarlin S

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Restoration of fractured and hypoplastic incisors by the acid etch resin technique: a three-year report

Cited by 43 publications

References 8 publications

Treatment of intrinsic discoloration in permanent anterior teeth in children and adolescents

Treatment of intrinsic discoloration in permanent anterior teeth in children and adolescents

The Class III Acid‐Etch Light Polymerized Composite Resin Restoration

Perawatan Fraktur Kelas Tiga Ellis pada Gigi Tetap Insisif Sentral Atas

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