Facetas estéticas em resina composta por meio da técnica injetável e convencional: uma revisão de literatura

Abstract

Given the recent increase in demand for aesthetics in today's society, procedures involving dental aesthetics are increasing every day. One of the most sought-after procedures are the aesthetics veneers, which aim to correct problems such as diastemas, conoid laterals and fractures, in addition to improving the alignment and shape of the teeth, generating a more harmonious smile. Every day new materials and methods are developed, ensuring improvement in the durability of the veneers and less wear on the tooth structure. This is the case of the aesthetic veneers in fluid composite resin, which require little or no dental wear and are carried out with the help of a silicone matrix. This article aims to review in the available literature basic concepts of the current technique of direct veneers in injectable composite resin as a conservative alternative for aesthetic and functional rehabilitation and comparing it with the conventional technique, thus helping other dentists to comprehend and opt for this technique.