Faceta direta em resina composta: uma revisão de literatura

Abstract

The growing interest in the ideal smile, with clear and aligned teeth has been highlighted in dentistry, which, based on clinical and laboratory research, has been using materials with high mechanical properties and stable aesthetic behavior, such as composite resins. The direct veneer in composite resin is one of the options for the clinician who seeks to combine dental aesthetics with a shorter time of clinical sections, due to the exhaustive work for confection, they should present the same financial value when compared to indirect veneers, total preservation of the remaining tooth . The search for dental esthetics, as highlighted above, based on direct procedures, that is, those performed exclusively by the dentist, as in the case of composite resin veneers, has been growing every day in the clinical routine. It is important to emphasize which criteria must be evaluated so that there is a correct indication of the procedure in question, ensuring the aesthetic and functional stability of the direct facets. The objective of this work was to carry out a literature review with articles obtained from electronic platforms such as Google Academic, Scielo and Pubmed, on direct facets in composite resin, exploring the current scientific literature on indications, contraindications, advantages, disadvantages and their different cooking techniques. It was concluded that direct resin veneers require technical care from the professional to ensure the success and longevity of the procedure, which includes attention from the diagnostic phases to the completion of clinical cases with excellence in the finishing and polishing steps, culminating with the patient satisfaction.