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Home Aesthetic and functional rehabilitation of child using mock-up combined with stratified technique

Aesthetic and functional rehabilitation of child using mock-up combined with stratified technique

Authors:

  • R. GarciaLopes
    Nove de Julho University, So Paulo, SP, Brazil, Master's student in Biophotonics Applied to Health Sciences
  • M. MendesPinto
    Nove de Julho University, So Paulo, SP, Brazil, Professor of Paediatric Dentistry
  • C. H. deGodoy
    Nove de Julho University, So Paulo, SP, Brazil, Master's Program in Management of Health Systems
  • L. Jansiski Motta
    Nove de Julho University, So Paulo, SP, Brazil, Master's Program in Management of Health Systems
  • C. CarvalhoBortoletto
    Nove de Julho University, So Paulo, SP, Brazil, Professor of Pediatric Dentistry
  • S. Olivan
    Nove de Julho University, So Paulo, SP, Brazil, Professor of Pediatric Dentistry
  • S. KalilBussadori
    Nove de Julho University, So Paulo, SP, Brazil, Master's and Doctoral Programs in Biophotonics Applied to Health Sciences and Rehabilitation Sciences

ABSTRACT


Aim

BACKGROUND: The loss of the vertical dimension of occlusion in children with quickly progressing early childhood caries
hinders the aesthetic rehabilitation of primary incisors. Minimally invasive restorations using chemical-mechanical caries removal
methods preserve sound dental tissue and maintains the health of the pulp. This is the treatment of choice for children and allows crown
reconstruction of the primary incisors without the need for endodontic treatment. The resources employed in the rehabilitation process
range from biological restorations to direct and indirect crowns with or without the aid of a celluloid matrix. CASE REPORT: The aim of
this study was to describe a case of maxillary incisor rehabilitation in a female patient aged two years five months using a mock-up
combined with the stratified technique and Planas' direct tracks. After a 26-month follow-up period only a little fracture of the
reconstructed incisor had occurred. Clinical Implications: In the case described, neuro-occlusal and functional rehabilitation enabled the
establishment of satisfactory aesthetics in the primary incisors.

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Publication date:

Jul /2014

Keywords:

dental aesthetics, mouth rehabilitation, primary teeth

Issue:

Vol.15 – n.2 suppl/2014

Page:

234 – 236

Publisher:

Ariesdue

Cite:


Harvard: R. GarciaLopes, M. MendesPinto, C. H. deGodoy, L. Jansiski Motta, C. CarvalhoBortoletto, S. Olivan, S. KalilBussadori (2014) "Aesthetic and functional rehabilitation of child using mock-up combined with stratified technique", European Journal of Paediatric Dentistry, 15(2 suppl), pp234-236. doi:
Vancouver: R. GarciaLopes, M. MendesPinto, C. H. deGodoy, L. Jansiski Motta, C. CarvalhoBortoletto, S. Olivan, S. KalilBussadori. Aesthetic and functional rehabilitation of child using mock-up combined with stratified technique. European Journal of Paediatric Dentistry [Internet]. 2014Jul.1 [cited 2023Feb.05];15(2 suppl):234-236. Available from: https://www.ejpd.eu/abstract-pubmed/aesthetic-and-functional-rehabilitation-of-child-using-mock-up-combined-with-stratified-technique/
MLA: R. GarciaLopes, M. MendesPinto, C. H. deGodoy, L. Jansiski Motta, C. CarvalhoBortoletto, S. Olivan, S. KalilBussadori Aesthetic and functional rehabilitation of child using mock-up combined with stratified technique. European Journal of Paediatric Dentistry. 2014;15(2 suppl):234-236

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