Considerações clínica dos cimentos de silicato de cálcio na cirurgia parendodôntica

Considerações clínica dos cimentos de silicato de cálcio na cirurgia parendodôntica

Monografia

Mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) was the first bioceramic material (BC) introduced clinically for retrograde fillings in endodontics in the mid-1990s. Since then, indications for the use of MTA have broadened and several other bioceramic or “hybrid” materials have been introduced. Despite the similarities, the materials have differences between them, which alter their mechanical properties, such as setting time and compressive strength, but all purely bioceramic materials are biocompatible. In addition to being used in retrograde fillings, nowadays these cements are also used for filling straight canals, pulp capping, perforation repair, treatment of teeth with incomplete apices and resorption. With the exception of MTA, the literature is still relatively sparse on bioceramic materials, although it is growing rapidly. This bibliographic review aims to deepen the knowledge about endodontic surgery, or commonly known as endodontic surgery and retrofilling materials, focusing on the use of bioceramic materials, describing how the procedure is performed and showing which are the best materials, the varieties and properties within our reach for a better prognosis. After carrying out this review, we concluded that endodontic surgery is only performed when there are no more alternatives for conventional treatment, with bioceramic cements being the material of first choice for retrograde obturation, as they have numerous advantages when compared to more classic cements

GIOVANA POLO FURLANETO

Prof. Dr. Murilo Priori Alcalde.

MARÍLIA 2023

Faculdade Facsete

Português

Endodontia