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Rev ADM 2013; 70 (5)


Protocolo clínico actual para restauraciones profundas

Cedillo VJJ, Cedillo FJE

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 85
Paginas: 263-275
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RESUMEN

El tratamiento de desmineralizaciones profundas, desde el punto de vista biológico y clínico, representa un reto para mantener la vitalidad pulpar; en la actualidad el tema sigue siendo controversia en nuestra práctica clínica, debido a la complejidad del diagnóstico y a elegir una adecuada terapéutica que nos lleve a un éxito clínico. Durante varias décadas, el recubrimiento pulpar directo e indirecto se han realizado con hidróxido de calcio debido a que no existía otro material ideal. La introducción de nuevos biomateriales ha cambiado la terapéutica de las lesiones próximas al tejido pulpar. En este trabajo clínico se expondrá una nueva opción para tratar estas lesiones, basada en nuevos materiales, los cuales ya han sido estudiados por diversos investigadores.


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