Sensibilidade após clareamento dental de consultório
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2022
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Monografia
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Ciências da Saúde
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Acesso aberto
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Mazon, Larissa Slachta
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Brum, Graciela Talhetti
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Resumo
A busca pela estética facial vem crescendo cada vez mais e junto, a procura por sorrisos brancos e dentes simétricos passou a ser algo muito almejado pelas pessoas. O clareamento dental, é um dos procedimentos mais procurados nos consultórios odontológicos, porém, o mesmo pode apresentar alguns efeitos adversos durante, ou após o tratamento, dentre eles a sensibilidade dentária. Assim o objetivo do presente trabalho foi realizar uma revisão da literatura científica para discutir a sensibilidade dentária após a realização dos protocolos de clareamento dental de consultório. Uma busca na literatura foi realizada por meio das bases de dados PubMed, SciELO, LILACS e Google School. A princípio foram encontrados 1.424 títulos relacionados, após a leitura dos títulos foram excluídos 1.365 artigos, onde foram utilizados os critérios de exclusão: idioma, assunto sem relação direta com o tema desse trabalho, estudos in vitros, revisões de literatura e artigos publicados antes de 2012. Posteriormente foi realizada a leitura completa dos 59 artigos e selecionado 10 estudos clínicos in vivos, com o tema voltado para a sensibilidade dentária e clareamento dental de consultório, apenas na linguagem português e inglês, com seleção de ano de publicação de 2012 a 2022. Conclui-se assim que todos os tratamentos de clareamento de consultório são responsáveis por gerar algum nível de sensibilidade, sendo necessário uma melhor pesquisa quanto a utilização de fontes luminosas com relação a diminuição da sensibilidade, para se ter um resultado mais conclusivo.
The search for facial aesthetics is growing more and more and together, the search for white smiles and symmetrical teeth became something very desired by people. Tooth whitening is one of the most sought after procedures in dental offices, however, it may have some adverse effects during or after treatment, including tooth sensitivity. Thus, the objective of the present work was to carry out a review of the scientific literature for tooth sensitivity after performing in-office tooth whitening protocols. A literature search was performed in the PubMed, SciELO, LILACS e Google School. At first, 1.424 related titles were found, after reading the titles, 1.365 articles were excluded, where the exclusion criteria were used language, subject unrelated to this work, in vitro studies, literature reviews and articles published before 2012. Subsequently, 59 articles were read and 10 in vivo clinical studies were selected, with the theme focused on tooth sensitivity and tooth whitening, only in Portuguese and English, with publication year selection from 2012 to 2022. It follows that all in-office whitening treatments are responsible for generating some level of sensitivity, better research is needed on the use of light sources in relation to decrease sensitivity, in order to have a more conclusive result.
The search for facial aesthetics is growing more and more and together, the search for white smiles and symmetrical teeth became something very desired by people. Tooth whitening is one of the most sought after procedures in dental offices, however, it may have some adverse effects during or after treatment, including tooth sensitivity. Thus, the objective of the present work was to carry out a review of the scientific literature for tooth sensitivity after performing in-office tooth whitening protocols. A literature search was performed in the PubMed, SciELO, LILACS e Google School. At first, 1.424 related titles were found, after reading the titles, 1.365 articles were excluded, where the exclusion criteria were used language, subject unrelated to this work, in vitro studies, literature reviews and articles published before 2012. Subsequently, 59 articles were read and 10 in vivo clinical studies were selected, with the theme focused on tooth sensitivity and tooth whitening, only in Portuguese and English, with publication year selection from 2012 to 2022. It follows that all in-office whitening treatments are responsible for generating some level of sensitivity, better research is needed on the use of light sources in relation to decrease sensitivity, in order to have a more conclusive result.
Palavras-chave
Sensibilidade dental, Clareamento dental, Luz