Laminados cerâmicos minimamente invasivos: uma revisão de literatura

Abstract

Nowadays it is very common to search for an aesthetic and healthy smile by society in general. With the evolution of materials and techniques, it has become possible to develop minimally invasive dentistry that increasingly seeks procedures that conserve the dental element as much as possible; among them minimally invasive ceramic laminates. The objective of this study was to discuss minimally invasive ceramic laminates. For this, a literature review was conducted using the Google Scholar, SCIELO and PUBMED databases. Ceramic laminates cover the buccal surface of the teeth at the level of tooth enamel and have a thickness between 0.2 mm and 0.5 mm, requiring prior minimum wear. Thus, the longevity of this treatment depends on the conditions in which the preparation is made, as well as on the knowledge about the type of preparation indicated for each situation, the preparation and periodonto relationship, in order to clarify that the dental surgeon should not start the procedure before having fundamental knowledge about it. Treatment with ceramic laminates minimally returns aesthetics and function with minimal wear, but it is necessary to do all clinical steps properly to obtain longevity in the treatment.