Sbiancare, infiltrare e restaurare

Manauta, Jordi; Salat, Anna; Pavolucci, Giulio; Devoto, Walter; Putignano, Angelo

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“…There are several color difference definitions in dentistry literature for a Good Match and for Acceptable Mismatch. In this paper, the term Good Match will be used up to 1.6 ΔE94, and an Acceptable Mismatch up to 2.7 ΔE94 following 1 …”

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“…However, matching them to a patient's exact tooth color can be tricky because there is only a limited number of available shades, and factors like tooth type, size, and age influence tooth color. As a result, color matching techniques, including the application of multiple layers of different composite resin shades and the process of shade selection, become key points to reach the restoration quality 1 . The effectiveness of these techniques depends heavily on the clinician's expertise, and achieving the desired color match needs additional in‐chair clinical time.…”

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“…restoration quality. 1 The effectiveness of these techniques depends heavily on the clinician's expertise, and achieving the desired color match needs additional in-chair clinical time.…”

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On color adjustment potential and color blending threshold of dental composite resins

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Manauta,

Tosco

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J Esthet Restor Dent

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ObjectiveColor Adjustment Potential evaluates the color blending of dental Composite Resins. While Color Adjustment Potential is simple, its clinical relevance is unclear. This research aims to understand it better and to create an index for Composite Resins with meaningful clinical interpretation.Materials and MethodsSingle and double shade composite disks of various diameters and opacities were created to test the indices. Color measurements used a dental colorimeter, avoiding subjective assessments. Color Adjustment Potential analysis of each material revealed insights, leading to the creation of a new Color Blending Threshold, providing a clinically relevant numerical value for Composite Resins.ResultsColor Adjustment Potential's numerical significance was clarified and introduced a new index for clinical applications. Color adaptation of each test shade to all Vita shades was also calculated, useful for single‐shade restorations in open and closed cavity types.ConclusionsThe proposed Color Blending Threshold defines the open/closed cavity dimension that can be adequately restored with a single shade of resin composite.Clinical SignificanceUnderstanding how dental materials adapt to surrounding tooth colors enhances esthetic restorations, simplifies shade matching, and optimizes resin composite production. The proposed Color Blending Threshold is a parameter that directly relates to the clinical significance of a material's true color blending ability. It defines the cavity dimension that can be adequately restored with a single shade of resin composite while ensuring that the resulting color difference falls below a predetermined threshold, meeting the clinical requirements for an esthetic restoration.

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On color adjustment potential and color blending threshold of dental composite resins

Kovacs‐Vajna,

Manauta,

Tosco

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J Esthet Restor Dent

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“…Se elaboró una estratificación semejante en opacidad y matiz a los dientes naturales tomando como referentes el diente a rehabilitar y los dientes vecinos, para lograr un resultado clínico estético natural. 19 Es importante tener en cuenta que las carillas de resina ultraconservadoras presentaron un espesor aproximado de 0,4 a 0,6 mm.…”

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“…se requiere unas habilidades y una formación necesarias para poder lograr un resultado estético perfecto. 19 La porcelana es el material de elección cuando se habla del sector anterior: tiene alta resistencia a la abrasión, la superficie y la textura permiten un pulido fino y, sobre todo, la interacción del material con la incidencia de la luz brinda un aspecto más natural. Esta propiedad, que no presentan otros materiales dentales, representa un límite en el momento de elegir el material a trabajar.…”

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Carillas indirectas de resina termo-cementadas con la técnica “No Prep”: Un reporte de caso

Ortiz Chacolli

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Las preparaciones dentarias sin desgaste “no - prep” conservan el esmalte dental al máximo, otorgando a la restauración indirecta múltiples ventajas, como mínimo riesgo a filtración y altas fuerzas de adhesión, todo esto gracias a la evolución de la “odontología adhesiva”. El caso reporta a un paciente de sexo masculino de 18 años derivado de un consultorio privado a la clínica especializada de Rehabilitación Oral de la Universidad Privada San Juan Bautista. Al examen intraoral se observó microdoncia localizada en las piezas 12-11-21-22. Los diastemas fueron uniformemente distribuidos durante el tratamiento de ortodoncia. Posteriormente se realizó la reevaluación y planificación protésica, detallando los procedimientos clínicos en el presente reporte de caso, describiendo el tratamiento mínimamente invasivo “no prep” y la posterior cementación con resina termo modificada de 6 dientes superiores anteriores con carillas de resina indirecta, para mejorar la forma, proporción y estética del paciente.

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Sbiancare, infiltrare e restaurare

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On color adjustment potential and color blending threshold of dental composite resins

On color adjustment potential and color blending threshold of dental composite resins

Carillas indirectas de resina termo-cementadas con la técnica “No Prep”: Un reporte de caso

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