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Dental abfraction- case report 10.2478/arsm-2014- Gheorghiu Irina-Maria Dental abfraction lesions benefits successful treatment is complex
0028 & 2014 , Mitran Loredana, restoration with light-cured composite and addresses both the loss of
Mitran M., Mironiuc- materials. In this way the missing tooth dental hard substance, and
structure is restored in an aesthetically,
Cureu Magdalena, conservative and predictable way. etiologic factors.
Iliescu A. A., Suciu
Literature Review
Title of the paper Journal & Year Authors Significant Outcomes Critical Remarks
Trends of Syngas as a Fuel in http://dx.doi.org/10. Ftwi Yohaness Hagos,1 A critical view on Abfraction to see There is insufficient evidence to
Internal Combustion Engines 1155/2014/401587- A. Rashid A. Aziz,1 and whether it exists other than as a confirm that abfraction truly exists.
2014 Shaharin Anwar hypothetical component of cervical More research, particularly clinical,
wear. is needed to establish the validity of
Sulaiman2 abfraction existing as an entity.
The tribology of dental ceramics TLT Feature Article Jeanna Van Rensselar Wear factors influence the Ceramics are widely used in
November 2020 development of materials and the dentistry due to their ability to
design of restorations. mimic the optical characteristics of
enamel and dentine, as well as their
biocompatibility and durability.
They include a wide array of
materials.
Tribology of dental materials: a doi:10.1088/0022- Z R Zhou and J Zheng The anatomy and function of human Many studies have focused on
review 3727/41/11/113001 teeth is presented in brief, three types the aetiology of toothwear but the
2008 of current artificial dental materials wear mechanism is far less
are summarized, and their advantages
and disadvantages, as well as typical understood. It is suggested that the
clinical applications, are compared tribological models of teeth be
based on the literature tetsed.
Literature Review
Title of the paper Journal & Year Authors Significant Outcomes Critical Remarks
Clinical evaluation of two http://dx.doi.org/10. Fabianna da Conceiçã o Both materials demonstrated Comparitively composite resin CR
materials in therestoration of 1590/1677- Dantas de Medeiros, satisfactory clinical performance after is most reliable and
abfraction lesions 3225v14n4a07 Marquiony Marques one year. In the costtworthiness than the RMGIC
Santos, Isaac Jordã o de individual analysis of each material,resin modified glass ionmer
Souza Araú jo, there was a significant difference cement.
Isabela Pinheiro (p<0.05) in the criteria Since There was no significant
Cavalcanti Lima marginal integrity and wear, for bothdifference in the number of
CR and RMGIC. RMGIC exhibited more retentions, caries or
damage one year after restoration. hypersensitivity
between CR and RMGIC.
Impact wear behavior of human http://dx.doi.org/10. Jing Zhengn, They presented the exact impact wear The wear loss of dried enamel was
tooth enamel under simulated 1016/j.jmbbm.2016. YangyangZeng, behaviors of fresh and dried human higher than that of fresh enamel,
chewing conditions 04.039 JianWen,LiangZheng, tooth enamel and the influence of and there were more obvious
water content within enamel. delamination occurred on the worn
ZhongrongZhou surface of dried enamel and the
The surface damage of fresh
enamel was dominated by plastic
deformation at the early stage of
impact wear.
Esthetic and Predictable https://www.aegisde Robert Marus In current/today’s patient population cervical enamel area has suffered
Treatment of Abfraction Lesions ntalnetwork.com/id/ with abfraction lesion s the treatment additional exposure from gingival
2011/06/esthetic- of this type of lesion opens up a new rece as a reduction in thickness
avenue of restorative treatment.
and-predictable- secondary to toothpaste abrasion,
treatment-of- the development of an abfraction
abfraction-lesions lesion may be accelerated.
Literature Review
Title of the paper Journal & Year Authors Significant Outcomes Critical Remarks
Noncarious Cervical Lesions as https://www.researc Ahmed Mohammed El- To provide a significant role of this Bioengineering studies have
Abfraction: Etiology, Diagnosis, hgate.net/publicatio Marakby, Fuad Abdo cervical lesions and focuses on the discovered the association
and n/317994484 Al-Sabri*, Sahar A etiology and all available treatment between wear at the cervical region
Treatment Modalities of Lesions: plan strategies of non-carious cervical and occlusal stresses by employing
A Review Article Alharbi , Shahad M lesions. finite elemental analysis or photo-
Halawani and Mehaf T elastic methods .
bin Yousef Moreover, very few clinical studies
have not provided enough evidence
on the relation between Abfraction
lesions and occlusal stresses.
Wear, strength, modulus and http://dx.doi.org/10. Nathaniel C. the initial crownfracture strength of the polymer containing materials
hardness ofCAD/CAM restorative 1016/j.dental.2016.0 Lawsona,∗, Ritika Lava Ultimate (213 N) and Enamic may not pos-sess high initial
materials 8.222 Bansalb, John O. (215 N)were less than e.max (429 N), strength .
Burgessaa
Abfraction lesions: etiology, http://dx.doi.org/10. Marcelle M To relive from hypersensitivity of abfraction lesions should be
diagnosis, and treatment options 2147/CCIDE.S63465 Nascimento, severely compromised teeth or for monitored for at least 6 months
Deborah A Dilbone, esthetic reasons. before any invasive procedure is
Patricia NR Pereira, planned. And after restoration once
Wagner R Duarte, in every 6 month for next 1-2 years.
Saulo Geraldeli,
Alex J Delgado.
Literature Review
Title of the paper Journal & Year Authors Significant Outcomes Critical Remarks
Wear performance of dental doi:10.1016/j.jmbbm Verena Preis∗, Michael
No wear was found for polished, chipping failures of the veneering
ceramics after grinding and .2012.03.002 Behr, Gerhard Handel,
ground and repolished zirconia. (Larsson, 2011; Sailer et al.,
polishing treatments Sibylle Schneider-
Compared 2009) and high wear of
Feyrer, Sebastian
to the wear depths of the enamel antagonistic teeth (Etman et al.,
Hahnel, reference with 274.1 ― μm versus 2008;
Martin Rosentritt
steatite and Suputtamongkol et al., 2008) have
123.3 ― μm versus enamel, relative been reported
wear depths of porcelains ranged
between
0.54 ― 0.07 and 0.62 ―0.26 and 1.04 ―
0.27
with enamel antagonists.
WEAR RESISTANCE OF DENTAL DOI: Igor V. Yanishen, Iryna Dental composite resin and leucite hardness of materials doesn’t
MATERIALS WHICH ARE USED 10.36740/WLek2020 M. Tkachenko, Petro ceramics may be proposed as the always predestinate success in
FOR ANTERIOR TEETH 08117 M. Skrypnikov, Petro materials of choice for anterior rehabilitation of patient. The
RESTORATIONS A. Hasiuk3 restoration of teeth. They have shown changes of life quality of patient are
the good wear resistance and tolerance supposed to be the parameter
to antagonizing natural teeth which is used for evaluation of
successful treatment.
Investigation of three-body wear https://doi.org/10.1 Efe Cetin Yılmaz* and three-body wear rates for the the dental composite material
of dental 515/secm-2016- Recep Sadeler composites Durafil and Kalore containing two different particles.
materials under different 0385 composite were significantly These materials are called micro-or
chewing cycles higher than those of the other nano-hybrid resin composites
composites and the depending on the size and content
amalgam irrespective of the number of of micro- or nano-particles
mastication cycles. Commercially, it is often difficult to
Filtek Z250 and Filtek Supreme distinguish between micro- and
composite resins had good nano-hybrids because both their
three-body wear resistance similar to microstructure and mechanical
that of the amalgam. properties tend to be
similar.