The Role of Cosmetic Dentistry in Restoring a Youthful Appearance

Morley, J

doi:10.14219/jada.archive.1999.0370

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“…4 This has resulted in increased demands for cosmetic and private dental care. 5 Essentially, although oral health states are rarely fatal or their treatments potentially 'life saving' they can have a considerable physical, social and psychological impact and ultimately affect the day to day living and life quality of individuals and the public. 6 Over the past decade there has been an explosion of interest in conceptualizing, developing and assessing the impact of oral heath on life quality.…”

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Population based norming of the UK oral health related quality of life measure (OHQoL-UK©)

McGrath

Bedi

2002

Br Dent J

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Objectives The aims of this study were to establish normative age-gender values for the UK oral health related quality of life measure (OHQoL-UK©) in Britain and to provide a local reference for its interpretation. In addition, to identify key factors associated with oral health related quality of life in the UK. Materials and methods A national survey conducted with the assistance of the Office for National Statistics involving a random probability sample of 2,718 households. Participants were interviewed about their oral health status. The impact of oral health on quality of life was measured using the 16 item OHQoL-UK measure. Results The response rate was 68% (1,838/2,718). The majority (75%, 1,378/1,838) perceived their oral health as affecting their life quality and did so across a wide range of domains. Age-gender norm values are presented. Variations in OHQoL-UK scores were apparent in relation to socio-demographics: age (P < 0.05), social class (P < 0.01), and self-reported oral health status: number of teeth possessed (P < 0.01). Conclusions The impact of oral health on the life quality of Britons was substantial, in both positive and negative ways and associated with socio-demographic and oral health (self-reported) factors. National norm values presented should provide a reference source for meaningful interpretation of similar data and local studies.Despite the dramatic improvements in oral health over the past few decades, oral diseases remain relatively prevalent compared with other disease states. 1 Symptoms that arise from oral disease, such as toothache, are among the most common health problems and a large number of school and work days are lost due to oral health problems and/or their treatments. 2,3 Increasingly too, the public's attitudes and behaviours towards oral health are changing, with a greater emphasis on retaining natural teeth and obtaining an aesthetic and functional dentition. 4 This has resulted in increased demands for cosmetic and private dental care. 5 Essentially, although oral health states are rarely fatal or their treatments potentially 'life saving' they can have a considerable physical, social and psychological impact and ultimately affect the day to day living and life quality of individuals and the public. 6 Over the past decade there has been an explosion of interest in conceptualizing, developing and assessing the impact of oral heath on life quality. 7 Two things are required in order to measure the impact of oral health on life quality in clinical practice and research. 8 The first is a valid and reliable instrument; evidence supporting a measure's validity, reliability, acceptability, discriminatory power and sensitivity on a wide variety of patient groups so that it can be used as assessment or outcome tool.The second is a norm reference for the population studied. Oral health related quality of life is relative rather than absolute and the results of any oral health related quality of life measurement need to be interpreted in the light of what is 'normal' for...

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McGrath

Bedi

2002

Br Dent J

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“…14,20 La literatura menciona que el bruxismo nocturno favorece el crecimiento y desarrollo de los arcos. Sin embargo, el uso o aplicación de cualquier restauración (material) inevitablemente causará una alteración, puesto que al no poseer la misma estructura molecular sus propiedades de desgaste difieren al de la estructura dental.…”

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“…Sin embargo, el uso o aplicación de cualquier restauración (material) inevitablemente causará una alteración, puesto que al no poseer la misma estructura molecular sus propiedades de desgaste difieren al de la estructura dental. 18,20 De acuerdo a la literatura se han realizado diferentes estudios para analizar el desgaste dental patológico. [13][14][15]18 En un metanálisis elaborado por Mohamed cols, 20 concluyó que desafortunadamente es difícil obtener buenos datos clíni-cos por lo cual existen pocos estudios al respecto; debido a la compleja medición directa del desgaste, obteniendo índices subjetivos y cuyos resultados llevan demasiado tiempo.…”

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“…18,20 De acuerdo a la literatura se han realizado diferentes estudios para analizar el desgaste dental patológico. [13][14][15]18 En un metanálisis elaborado por Mohamed cols, 20 concluyó que desafortunadamente es difícil obtener buenos datos clíni-cos por lo cual existen pocos estudios al respecto; debido a la compleja medición directa del desgaste, obteniendo índices subjetivos y cuyos resultados llevan demasiado tiempo. 20 Los resultados del paciente después de 6 meses no presentan ningún desgaste funcional del antagonista, pero se han realizado los ajustes oclusales que son recomendados cada 3 meses como es sugerido por la empresa de NuSmile R .…”

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“…[13][14][15]18 En un metanálisis elaborado por Mohamed cols, 20 concluyó que desafortunadamente es difícil obtener buenos datos clíni-cos por lo cual existen pocos estudios al respecto; debido a la compleja medición directa del desgaste, obteniendo índices subjetivos y cuyos resultados llevan demasiado tiempo. 20 Los resultados del paciente después de 6 meses no presentan ningún desgaste funcional del antagonista, pero se han realizado los ajustes oclusales que son recomendados cada 3 meses como es sugerido por la empresa de NuSmile R . 18 No obstante, se ha trabajado en estudios in vitro los cuales analizan el desgaste del esmalte después de la carga del material como es el zirconio, pero no es una reproducción exacta, ya que miden la pérdida de desgaste más no su etiología, por lo cual no son exclusivos para el desgaste mecánico.…”

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Uso De Coronas De Zirconio en El Tratamiento De Caries De La Infancia Temprana

Villalobos¹

2018

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ResumenResumen: Las coronas de zirconio en la actualidad han creado una gran demanda, son utilizadas para el tratamiento de caries de la infancia temprana, por ello ha generado una gran controversia sobre sus efectos adversos a futuro, ya que la estética hoy en día juega un papel muy importante. El objetivo fue presentar un Caso Clínico de un paciente en dentición temporal y con diagnóstico de caries de la infancia temprana, usando como material de restauración coronas de zirconio en molares e incisivos superiores, para describir si se presentaba alguna modificación anatómica. Reporte del caso: Paciente de 3 Años 2 meses de edad que acude a la Clínica de Odontopediatría de la DEP eI de la Facultad de Odontología de la UNAM. Su motivo de consulta es referida por la madre "Caries dental y manchas en los dientes frontales". A la exploración clínica se observa dentición temporal, múltiples lesiones por caries de diversos grados. El plan de tratamiento consistió en realizar tratamientos pulpares, resinas y coronas de zirconio. Resultados: Se consiguió rehabilitar al paciente mediante restauraciones estéticas. El paciente llevará a cabo un seguimiento clínico cada 3 meses, realizando un ajuste oclusal y evaluación mediante un CONE BEAM.Palabras clave: caries de la infancia temprana, estética, coronas de zirconio, ajuste oclusal, CONE BEAM. AbstractSummary: Nowadays, zirconium crowns have created a huge demand, they are used for early childhood caries treatment, that's why they have generated a lot of controversy about their future adverse effects because actually aesthetics plays a very important role. The aim was to present a clinical case of a patient in primary teeth with diagnostic of early childhood caries, using as a restorative material zirconium crowns in upper molars and incisors, to describe if any anatomical modification was presented Case report: Patient of 3 years and 2 months old who goes to the department of Pediatric Dentistry of the DEPeI of the Faculty of Dentistry, UNAM. The reason of the consultation is referred by his mother "Cavities and black spots in the front teeth." At the clinical examination it is noted primary dentition with multiple carious lesions of different degrees. The treatment plan consisted of pulp treatments, resins and zirconium crowns. Results: it was obtained to rehabilitate the patient with aesthetic restorations. The patient will have a clinical follow-up every 3 months, performing and occlusal evaluation adjustment with CONE BEAM.

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