Evaluación clínica de incrustaciones inlay y onlay cementadas en pacientes de la clínica UCSG semestre A- 2018.

Abstract

Introduction: Dental incrustations represent a restorative option currently used with more frequently. There are several types of inlays that can be made: inlay, onlay or overlay. These are characterized by being similar to the neighboring natural parts of the oral cavity in terms of color and morphology, but not only seek to restore the harmony and aesthetics, but also to restore their masticatory, phonetic and preservative functions. Objective: Determine the prevalence according to the USPHS Clinical criteria on the state of cemented inlay or onlay incrustations in patients of the UCSG semester clinic A-2018. Materials and methods: A descriptive or observational cross-sectional study was carried out in the dental clinic of the Santiago de Guayaquil Catholic University, during the semester A-2018 in 52 patients attended in the chair of Restauradora III, the clinical evaluation of the inlays was carried out using the criteria USPHS clinics once cemented by the student. Results: Of 52 patients evaluated, 18 male and 34 female, it was determined that of all the variables analyzed, the Alfa criterion was higher than 50% obtaining good quality restorations in this study. Conclusion: During the period of cementation it was possible to verify that in the criteria of anatomical form and tooth sensitivity, higher alpha values were obtained, unlike the criteria of marginal adaptation and color stability.