Bibliographic citations
Melgarejo, C., (2018). Restauraciones directas clase I con composite aplicando la técnica de réplica anatómica oclusal en pacientes de la clínica estomatológica Luis Vallejos Santoni, Semestre 2018-I [Tesis, Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/2203
Melgarejo, C., Restauraciones directas clase I con composite aplicando la técnica de réplica anatómica oclusal en pacientes de la clínica estomatológica Luis Vallejos Santoni, Semestre 2018-I [Tesis]. : Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2018. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/2203
@misc{renati/26578,
title = "Restauraciones directas clase I con composite aplicando la técnica de réplica anatómica oclusal en pacientes de la clínica estomatológica Luis Vallejos Santoni, Semestre 2018-I",
author = "Melgarejo Huamanhorcco, Carla",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2018"
}
Objective: The following study had as goal to analyze the characteristics of class I dental restorations using composite and applying the occlusal anatomy replica technic. Materials y Methods: The investigation has a descriptive observational design, and a cross-sectional nature. The sample was composed by 40 dental pieces (molars and bicuspids), all of them had decay lesions typified as 3 or 4 second values according to ICDAS test, came from both maxillary arcs and were correspondent to deciduous and permanent dentition. To analyze characteristics such as: cavity depth and largeness; oclusal surface; margin sealing of the borders; occlusal contact and occlusal anatomy replica transference, a data collection file was pre elaborated by the investigator according to the study’s requirements. Results: In the direct class I composite restorations applying the oclusal replica technic the 77.5% represent permanent dentition; the most common preparation had a depth of 2mm representing the 55.2% and the second place had a depth of 3mm representing the 40%; the surface was smooth in the 100% of cases; the margin sealing was exact in the 100% of cases; the oclusal contact was accurate in the 97.5%, also there was a case with a premature contact and the oclusal anatomy transference was ideal in the 100% of cases in both dentitions.
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