Análisis clínico de carillas cerámicas cementadas en la clínica UCSG del semestre A 2016–B 2016.

Abstract

Introduction: The increase in aesthetic standards in dentistry has led to porcelain veneers due to their attractive aesthetics, as well as their durability and biocompatibility, porcelain veneers have become the standard treatment for anterior teeth Purpose: This study had as objective to investigate the clinical result and the survival rate of the cemented veneers in the UCSG clinic in the year 2016. Materials and methods: it was an observational clinical study and transversal were examined 33 patients attended in the Clinic of the UCSG in the semester AB 2016, 102 veneers in total were evaluated under the parameters established by the United States Public Health Service. Results: After analyzing 102 porcelain veneers, 59% showed a similar texture to the enamel, in terms of color matching, 73 % coincided with color, no evidence of fracture was found and veneers generally had a good marginal sealing with 88% Discussion: In the study results were observed equal to that of Fradeani in which it was observed that the marginal sealing and the integrity of the veneer remained in optimum state with an 80% success. Conclusion: the veneers are a good option of minimally invasive restorations with good forecasts for the future as the study could demonstrate, seeing that none of the veneers analyzed fracture and that all veneers had a very good percentage in the color matching and a good marginal sealing, and only 14% of patients presented post-operative sensitivity.