Abordagens biomiméticas para dentes tratados endodonticamente: revisão de literatura

Abstract

Objective: Show the treatment for endodontically teeth treated based (DTE) on biomimetic principles of adhesion and dental preservation. Literature Review: The loss of tooth structure as a consequence to carious lesions, dental trauma and restorative procedures can lead dental elements to endodontic treatment. Several authors discuss on which technique would be better for endodontically teeth. To fulfill gaps of intraradicular pins treatments, biomimetic dentistry has been using biocompatible materials to mimic similar to dental structures, as well as improving adhesion of the restorative material with the dental structure. Final considerations: Biomimetic approach to DTE are minimally invasive and aim to preserve the structural integrity of the compromised tooth. An improved adhesion, using composites associated with FFP to decrease crack propagation and photoactivation techniques to reduce residual stress are effective for DTE. Clinical studies to confirm laboratory tests are required.