Valoración del color en muestras de resina compuesta de forma subjetiva: Estudio in-vitro.

Abstract

Introduction: Currently our appearance is an important factor in society, aesthetic restorative processes have increased personal requirements. In order to achieve color perception in its best condition, it is advisable to rest your eyes with colors other than dental ones. Objective: Determine the evaluation of color in samples of composite resin in a subjective way. Materials and methods: In-vitro, descriptive and cross-sectional study, sample made up of 45 participants in 3 study groups. 16 composite resin tablets of the FGM (Opallis) trademark were made, 8 capsules were polished on both sides and the remaining 8 capsules were not polished; all made in a private office with a thickness of 1 mm, the participant must order them according to the color that resembles the FGM (Opallis) color scale. Results: The male sex presents greater subjective visual capacity than the female sex. Visual interference is greater in polished capsules as they have more errors than unpolished capsules. We verified that the visual error is not determined if the participant observes the resin capsules for more or less time, the error will be determined by the visual capacity of each participant. The experience influences the selection of the color, the specialists in oral rehabilitation and restorative dentistry obtained greater successes, followed by the tenth cycle students, and finally the specialists in other areas. Conclusions: The human eye will not always have the same perspective of vision in all people, it is necessary to use tools that help us in our work.