Reabilitação Adesiva Estética e Funcional Em Paciente Com Parafunção - Relato de Caso

Abstract

The search for aesthetic oral rehabilitation is becoming more and more frequent in modern dentistry because it restores self-esteem, function and aesthetics to the patient. With the evolution of materials and the emergence of new techniques of oral rehabilitation, aesthetic treatments, less invasive, could be performed safely. We present a clinical case of an aesthetic and functional rehabilitation of a patient with parafunctional habits, in a private dental clinic in Goiânia-GO, where the material used in the patient's rehabilitation was lithium disilicate reinforced ceramics throughout the upper and lower arches. The oral rehabilitation of the clinical case was able to restore aesthetics and function to the patient who had been committed by the parafunctional habit. The success and longevity of the treatment was achieved through good planning and technical execution. Adhesive oral rehabilitation through reinforced ceramics is a good alternative for patients severely compromised by parafunctional habits