Objetivo: Revisar a literatura e apresentar um caso tratado com uma abordagem restauradora e periodontal integrada. Descrição do caso: O tratamento de uma recessão classe III de Miller com abrasão cervical no canino superior esquerdo, a qual foi previamente restaurada com resina composta e recoberta com enxerto de tecido conjuntivo subepitelial, mostrou melhora da hipersensibilidade e estética com ausência de sinais de inflamação. Conclusão: A recessão gengival classe I e II de Miller com abrasão cervical pode ser tratada com sucesso combinando a restauração do defeito com o recobrimento radicular. Contudo, são necessários mais estudos para confirmar esses resultados.
ResumoObjetivo: Revisar a literatura e apresentar um caso tratado com uma abordagem restauradora e periodontal integrada. Descrição do caso: O tratamento de uma recessão classe III de Miller com abrasão cervical no canino superior esquerdo, a qual foi previamente restaurada com resina composta e recoberta com enxerto de tecido conjuntivo subepitelial, mostrou melhora da hipersensibilidade e estética com ausência de sinais de inflamação. Conclusão: A recessão gengival classe I e II de Miller com abrasão cervical pode ser tratada com sucesso combinando a restauração do defeito com o recobrimento radicular. Contudo, são necessários mais estudos para confirmar esses resultados.Palavras-chave: Recessão gengival. Retalho cirúrgico. Abrasão dentária. TREATMENT OF GINGIVAL RECESSION WITH CERVICAL ABRASION AbstractPurpose: To review the literature and show a case treated by an integrated restorative and periodontal approach. Case description: A treatment of a Miller Class III gingival recession associated with cervical abrasion on his maxillary left canine, which was previously restored with resin composite and covered by a subepthelial connective tissue graft showed improvement of the hypersensitivity and esthetics with no signs of gingival inflammation. Conclusions: The Miller Class I and II gingival recession with cervical abrasion can be successfully treated associating the defect restoration with the root recover. However, it's necessary more studies to support these positive results.
Purpose: To review the literature and show a case treated by an integrated restorative and periodontal approach. Case description: A treatment of a Miller Class III gingival recession associated with cervical abrasion on his maxillary left canine, which was previously restored with resin composite and covered by a subepthelial connective tissue graft showed improvement of the hypersensitivity and esthetics with no signs of gingival inflammation. Conclusions: The Miller Class I and II gingival recession with cervical abrasion can be successfully treated associating the defect restoration with the root recover. However, it’s necessary more studies to support these positive results.
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