Tecnologia no tratamento do mixoma odontogênico mandibular: relato de caso

Abstract

The increase in the number of patients with non-carious cervical lesions (NCCLs) has become more frequent in dental offices, given this, the knowledge of the dental surgeon in face of this pathology represents great importance for the resolution of its sequelae. Therefore, this work had the specific objective of clarifying the multifactorial nature of NCCL and exposing the importance of the correct identification of the associated factors, which will contribute to the origin and progression of this pathology. And as specific objectives, this work aimed to expose the main morphological characteristics of NCCLs and their relevance for a correct diagnosis, as well as to highlight the importance of removing the etiological factors before carrying out the rehabilitation procedures. For that, scientific articles published in the period from 1984 to 2020 were used, found on the Google Scholar, PubMed, Scielo and Lilacs platforms, using the descriptors "Dental Wear", "Dental Erosion" and "Dental Abrasion". NCCL is a disease with a multifactorial etiology and its different mechanisms of action (attrition, tension and biocorrosion) directly influence the shape of the lesion, which is the real challenge for its diagnosis. With this, it is concluded that the restorative and / or surgical treatment of NCCLs can only enjoy its effectiveness from the control and removal of the agents that contributed to its origin and progression, emphasizing the importance of the dentist in knowing how to detect, for through medical-dental history and morphological analysis, which factors are related to its etiology.