Palavras-chave
LCNC, Erosión, Abrasión, Abfracción
Como Citar
Lesiones no cariosas del cuello dentario:: patología moderna, antigua controversia. (2019). Odontoestomatología, 11(12), 12-27. https://odon.edu.uy/ojs/index.php/ode/article/view/209
Resumo
Las lesiones no cariosas del cuello dentario (LCNC) son consideradas defectos frecuentes caracterizados por una marcha insidiosa y una etiología controversial. En un principio su origen fue atribuido a lesiones de erosión ácida, endógena o exógena, y a lesiones mecánico-abrasivas por cepillado exagerado o abusivo.
En la década de los ochenta con el objetivo de dar solución a las discrepancias respecto a su origen, surge la Teoría Flexural. Esta propone como etiología primaria de las lesiones de cuña a las fuerzas oclusales parafuncionales. Las mismas concentrando estrés tensional en el cuello del diente provocarían la microfractura cristalina del tejido duro en esa zona crítica: lesiones por abfracción.
Experiencias posteriores han hecho surgir nuevos postulados y han aparecido corrientes que reubican a las fuerzas oclusales en un papel menos relevante, quizás como cofactor de las otras dos causales. Estas a su vez actuarían asociadas sinérgicamente en el amplio contexto de la pérdida de tejido dentario por causas no cariosas o traumáticas, estudiadas como pérdida de superficie dentaria (PSD)
Por otro lado, evidencias antropológicas señalan que las lesiones típicas de cuello serían una afección de las poblaciones modernas y ligadas al estilo de vida occidental.
Hasta el momento y de acuerdo a lo dicho, la etiología de las LCNC y particularmente de los defectos en cuña todavía está en discusión.
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10. Xhonga FA, Valdmanis S. Geographic comparisons of the incident of dental erosion: a two centre study. J O Rehab 1983; 10: 269-77.
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36. Khocht A., Simon G., Person Ph., Denepitiya J. L.- Gingival recession in relation to history of hard toothbrush use. J Periodontol 1993; 64:900-05.
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47. Davis W. B. Cervical enamel: a danger zone. J O Rehab ; 1979; 6: 385-86.
48. Grippo J. O., Simring M. Dental “erosion” revisited. Clinical practice. J Am Dent Assoc, may 1995; 126:619-30.
49. Bird C. K. - Erosion and abrasion of natural teeth: The remedy or correlation of this conditions. Dent Cosmos 1931; 7(3):1.204-8.
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55. Palamara D., Palamara J. E. A., Tyas M. J., Messer H. H. Strain patterns in cervical enamel of teeth subjected to occlusal loading.. Dent Mat 2000 April; 16: 412-19.
56. Rees J. S. - The effect of variation in occlusal loading on the development of abfraction lesions: a finite element study. J Oral Rehab 2002; 29: 188-93.
57. Barlett D. W., Shah P. A critical review of a non-carious cervical (wear) Lesions and the role of Abfraction, erosion, and Abrasion. J Dent Res 2006; 85 (4): 306-12.
58. Litonjua L.A., Andreana S., Bush P., ToBÍas T., Cohen R. Noncarious cervical Lesions and Abfractions. A re-evaluation. J Am Dent Assoc, Jul 2003; 134: 845-49.
59. Braem M., Lambrechts P., Vacherie G. Stress-induced cervical lesions. J Prosthet Dent 1992 may; 67 (5): 718-22.
60. Lee W. C., EaKle W. Stress-induced cervical lesions: Review of advances in the past, 10 years. J Prosthet Dent 1996 may; 75 (5): 487-94.
61. Aw T. C., Lepe X., Jonson G. H., Mancl Ll. Characteristics of non carious cervical lesions. A clinical investigation. J Am Dent Assoc, 2002 June; 133: 725-37.
62. Smith W. A. J., Marchan S., RafeeK R. N. The prevalence and severity of non-carious cervical lesions in a group of patients attending a university hospital in Trinidad. J O Rehab 2008; 35: 128-34.
63. Pintado M. R., De Long R., Ko C. SaKaguchi R. L., Douglas W. Correlation of noncarious cervical lesions size and occlusal wear in a single adult over a 14-year time span. J Prosthet Dent 2000 oct; 84 (4) 436-43.
64. Staninec M., Nalla R. K., Milton J. F., Ritchie R. O., Watanabe L. G., NoNomua, et al. Dentin erosion simulation by cantilever Beam fatigue and ph change. J Dent Res. Jun. 2005 ; 84 (4): 371-75.
65. Whitehead S. Wilson N., Watts D. Development of noncarious cervical notch Lesions in Vitro. J Esthet Den 1999; 11 (6): 332-37.
66. Kuroe T., Itoh H., Caputo A., Konuma M. La biomecánica de las lesiones cervicales y su restauración. Quint. (ed. es.) 2001; 14 (3): 141-48.
67. Litonjua L., Andreana S., Bush P., Tobias Th. Wedged cervical lesions produced by toothbrushing. Am J Dent 2004; 17: 237-40.
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