Restaurações semi-diretas e indiretas com resinas compostas revisão de literatura

Abstract

Aesthetic restorations in anterior and posterior teeth are increasingly requested by patients in dental practices. Composite resin is a restorative material that is constantly evolving, giving it a wide range of clinical uses. Some cases allow for conservative treatments, with minimal wear of healthy tissue, but in situations where there is a large loss of tooth structure, involving the proximal boxes and cusps, the most suitable method is to perform indirect adhesive restorations. Although direct restorations have good mechanical properties, they are susceptible to fracture when used in large cavities. The aim of this study was to carry out a literature review presenting the protocols for the semi-direct and indirect composite resin restorative technique for posterior teeth.