RESULT OF PREMOLAR LESIONS BY PORCELAIN INLAY AT CAN THO UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY HOSPITAL IN 2019-2021

Tran Hoang Huy Bui 1,, Nguyen Lam Le 2
1 Tra Vinh University
2 Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy

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Abstract

Background: Today, restoring damage to crowns by indirect methods for posterior teeth, especially small molars, is a very interesting issue in dentistry. High precision ceramic inlay, restoring the anatomical shape of crowns well, overcoming many disadvantages of direct recovery. Objectives: To describe clinical, Xray and evaluate the results of restorations of premolar lesions by ceramic inlays at Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy Hospital in 2019-2021. Materials and methods: Uncontrolled clinical interventional study included 34 teeth with type I/II lesions at Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy Hospital. Results: The main reasons for visiting were 36.7% of teeth have lost fillings, 23.3 % of teeth have been sensitive and 20% of teeth have got food stuck. There were 66.7 % teeth had distance from the floor of carious cavity to the pulp ≥ 2mm; 33.3% of teeth had the distance <2mm and 1/3 teeth of this group visiting for sensitivity when irritated. Conclusion: Overall clinical evaluation 96.7% of restoration is considered successful. Restoring damage to crowns by ceramic inlay for posterior teeth, especially premolars, is extremely valuable in practice.

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