Reanatomização do sorriso com uso de resina composta: relato de caso.

Abstract

Patients have increasingly required aesthetic dentistry to solve cases of disharmony in the smile, such as changes in color, shape and size. With the advancement of dental materials and improvement of the technique it is possible to treat aesthetic cases with minimal dental wear and have excellent results. It is up to the dentist to choose a treatment that returns health and function beyond esthetics. Patient female F.G.B.B. of 22 years presented in the clinic wanting to improve the aesthetics of the smile. The clinical case reported here had as main objective the reanatomization of the smile, as well as to show that it is possible to achieve clinical success using a cheaper material, the composite resin was the material of choice. This material was chosen because it is more financially feasible in relation to the ceramics, has simpler execution, requires little or no wear and is also reversible. The technique used was the direct restorative treatment: facets; preoperative steps such as tooth whitening, diagnostic waxing and periodontal surgery were necessary to achieve a clinical crown increase. It was fundamental the interdisciplinary work and the collaboration of the patient, being possible, through a good planning of the case, adequate execution of the technique and control and periodic maintenance, to provide the patient with aesthetic dentistry within the standards so valued these days and, consequently, increase of her selfesteem and improvement in her interpersonal relationships. The technique used was effective to reestablish the function and aesthetics of the upper anterior teeth with clinical efficiency and simplicity.