Authors :
Aeshala Pranaya; B. Chittaranjan; Satheesh Simha Reddy; Riyaz Basha Shaik; Swathi Nallabapani
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7416778
Abstract :
Restoration of worn-out dentition often poses
a challenge to clinicians. Tooth wear can be of various
types i.e. attrition, abrasion, erosion depending on its
cause, or any combination of these. Treatment involves a
Multidisciplinary approach and evaluation of existing
teeth, occlusal, functional, and esthetic factors. The
development of adhesion to hard tissues of the tooth
marked a watershed moment in dentistry, ushering in a
new era. Enamel and dentin are the most commonly
available substrates for adhesion in restorative dentistry.
Adhesive dentistry is evolving in recent times which had
led to the development of Minimal invasive dentistry. It is
important for clinicians to recognize the early signs of
worn-out teeth and can prevent further damage to the
teeth through adequate treatment. In severe worn-out
dentition, treatment involves full mouth rehabilitation
restoring the compromised occlusal loss and aesthetics.
Restoration of worn-out dentition often poses
a challenge to clinicians. Tooth wear can be of various
types i.e. attrition, abrasion, erosion depending on its
cause, or any combination of these. Treatment involves a
Multidisciplinary approach and evaluation of existing
teeth, occlusal, functional, and esthetic factors. The
development of adhesion to hard tissues of the tooth
marked a watershed moment in dentistry, ushering in a
new era. Enamel and dentin are the most commonly
available substrates for adhesion in restorative dentistry.
Adhesive dentistry is evolving in recent times which had
led to the development of Minimal invasive dentistry. It is
important for clinicians to recognize the early signs of
worn-out teeth and can prevent further damage to the
teeth through adequate treatment. In severe worn-out
dentition, treatment involves full mouth rehabilitation
restoring the compromised occlusal loss and aesthetics.
