2014
DOI: 10.7162/s1809-48722011000100014
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Not carious lesions: the challenge of the multidisciplinary diagnosis

Abstract: Introdução: A perda da superfície dos dentes ou lesão não cariosa, é um processo fisiológico que ocorre com o decorrer do envelhecimento, mas pode ser considerado patológico quando o grau de destruição cria problemas funcionais, estéticos ou de sensibilidade dentária. Diversos fatores podem contribuir em parte, mas não necessariamente simultânea ou igualmente como causa das lesões não cariosas. Apesar dos casos de desgaste (atrição, abrasão, erosão, abfração) ser comumente discutidos como alterações independen… Show more

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“…The loss of tooth structure can be caused by carious and non‐carious processes, both of which manifest as the main oral problems that affect the population 1,2 . Non‐carious lesions can be classified according to their aetiology into attrition, abfraction, abrasion and erosion, most of which result from a combination of factors 3 . Acids mainly cause dental erosion without the involvement of microorganisms 4,5 .…”
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“…The loss of tooth structure can be caused by carious and non‐carious processes, both of which manifest as the main oral problems that affect the population 1,2 . Non‐carious lesions can be classified according to their aetiology into attrition, abfraction, abrasion and erosion, most of which result from a combination of factors 3 . Acids mainly cause dental erosion without the involvement of microorganisms 4,5 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1,2 Non-carious lesions can be classified according to their aetiology into attrition, abfraction, abrasion and erosion, most of which result from a combination of factors. 3 Acids mainly cause dental erosion without the involvement of microorganisms. 4,5 Depending on the acid source, the erosion can be distinguished into extrinsic, usually caused by acid foods and beverages, and intrinsic, caused by endogenous acid.…”
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