Elevación de margen profundo : una alternativa rápida y eficaz para dejar preparaciones supragingivales y preservar el tejido periodontal : overview de revisiones sistemáticas
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2022
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Universidad Andrés Bello
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La destrucción coronaria conlleva una gran problemática al momento de
rehabilitar un diente afectado principalmente por caries o fracturas que dejan una preparación
supragingival, yuxtagingival o subgingival, donde la elevación de margen profundo y
alargamiento coronario son las dos principales técnicas de reparación. Esta overview de
revisiones sistemáticas se propuso como objetivo dar una descripción y actualización de la
elevación de margen como alternativa terapéutica al momento de enfrentarnos a una cavidad
con un margen levemente subgingival sin necesidad de derivar a especialista para
procedimiento quirúrgico. Se realizó una búsqueda electrónica en la base de datos Medline a
través de Pubmed, Epistemonikos y Google Scholar donde se utilizaron los términos;
“DME”, “Marginal adaptation” y “Matrix bands”, considerando solo artículos publicados
desde el 2020 en adelante y con limitación de idioma a inglés y español. La búsqueda reportó
1088 registros de los cuales se analizaron tres, cuyos resultados concluyeron que la elevación
del margen profundo es una técnica de rápida de fácil aplicación que no requiere considerar
la derivación a un especialista, por tanto, es una alternativa terapéutica sobre cavidades
profundas. No obstante, se requieren nuevos estudios que logren determinar su efectividad a
largo plazo.
Coronary destruction entails a great problem when rehabilitating a tooth affected mainly by caries or fractures that leave a supragingival, juxtagingival or subgingival preparation, where deep margin elevation and crown lengthening are the two main repair 2 techniques. This overview aimed to describe margin elevation as a therapeutic alternative when exposed to a deep cavity without the need to refer to a specialist for a surgical procedure. A manual search of the journal Dentistry & Oral Sciences Source was performed, in addition to an electronic search of the EBSCO database; Medline through Pubmed and SciELO, where the terms were used; “DME”, “Marginal adaptation” and “Matrix bands”, considering only articles published since 2020 and language limitations in english and spanish. The search reported 1088 records of which three were analyzed, the results of which concluded that deep margin elevation is a quick and easy to apply technique that does not require consideration of referral to a specialist, therefore, it is a therapeutic alternative for deep cavities. However, further studies are required to determine its long- term effectiveness
Coronary destruction entails a great problem when rehabilitating a tooth affected mainly by caries or fractures that leave a supragingival, juxtagingival or subgingival preparation, where deep margin elevation and crown lengthening are the two main repair 2 techniques. This overview aimed to describe margin elevation as a therapeutic alternative when exposed to a deep cavity without the need to refer to a specialist for a surgical procedure. A manual search of the journal Dentistry & Oral Sciences Source was performed, in addition to an electronic search of the EBSCO database; Medline through Pubmed and SciELO, where the terms were used; “DME”, “Marginal adaptation” and “Matrix bands”, considering only articles published since 2020 and language limitations in english and spanish. The search reported 1088 records of which three were analyzed, the results of which concluded that deep margin elevation is a quick and easy to apply technique that does not require consideration of referral to a specialist, therefore, it is a therapeutic alternative for deep cavities. However, further studies are required to determine its long- term effectiveness
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Enfermedades Periodontales, Cirugía, Periodoncia, Investigaciones, Elevación de margen profundo, Adaptación marginal, Bandas matrices