The Aesthetic rehabilitation with customized resin crowns using digital wax-up in pediatric patient: a case report.
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https://doi.org/10.59334/ROV.v1i36.488Keywords:
Dental caries, pediatric dentistry, computer-aided design, crowns, case reportAbstract
Abstract
Introduction: This clinical case report focuses on the diagnosis and treatment for rehabilitation of temporary dentition in the upper anterior sector using CAD-CAM technology.
Objective: To propose an alternative to mitigate the margin of error and work time in pediatric patients, reintegrating aesthetics and functionality in the oral cavity.
Methods: The case of a 6-year-old male patient who came to the university clinic of the UTE University with extensive carious lesions in his upper anterior teeth and his rehabilitation through the use of personalized resin crowns using a digital wax-up performed in CAD-CAM is described.
Results: The treatment performed on the child was satisfactory, an improvement in the vertical dimension and an increase in dental and facial aesthetics were evident, improving his appearance and self-esteem after rehabilitation.
Conclusion: The use of digital wax-up in pediatric patients could be an alternative to reduce the work time of treatment in an aesthetic dental rehabilitation.
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