EndoGuide e suas aplicações clínicas: uma revisão integrativa.
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2023-12
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SILVA, Lívio Augusto Alves
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CHAVES, Letícia Vírginia de Freitas
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A Endodontia, ramo essencial da Odontologia, concentra-se no tratamento dos sistemas de canais radiculares que percorrem o interior dos dentes. Ao longo dos anos, este campo enfrentou desafios significativos decorrentes da complexa anatomia dentária, buscando primariamente a eliminação de microrganismos para mitigar infecções e, ao mesmo tempo, preservar a estrutura dentária. Com o avanço da tecnologia aplicada à endodontia, as guias endodônticas vem se destacando, pois, representam uma revolução nesse campo, integrando técnicas de odontologia digital e imagens tridimensionais para aprimorar a precisão dos procedimentos. Este trabalho propõe examinar minuciosamente as aplicações e os benefícios dessas guias endodônticas, particularmente em situações clínicas de maior complexidade na prática da Endodontia. Essa revisão integrativa passou por diversas etapas metodológicas, sendo elas: definição da questão de pesquisa, critérios de inclusão/exclusão de estudos, seleção nas bases de dados SCIELO, BVS E PUBMED usando descritores específicos. Foram escolhidos artigos completos, nos últimos oito anos (2016-2023), em português/inglês, focados em casos clínicos. Artigos repetidos e fora do escopo foram excluídos após avaliação de resumos e conteúdo completo. Após a busca usando os descritores e a aplicação dos critérios de inclusão/exclusão, foram encontradas 552 publicações. Uma análise dos títulos e resumos reduziu esse número para 15 artigos potencialmente relevantes. Ao examinar esses artigos na íntegra, apenas 8 foram selecionados como a base principal para a discussão desta pesquisa. A Endodontia Guiada apresenta promissoras vantagens na simplificação de procedimentos complexos, principalmente em situações com canais dentários extremamente calcificados. Apesar dos benefícios em reduzir o tempo e aumentar a eficiência, sua adoção demanda um extenso período de aprendizado para os profissionais. Em suma, enquanto essa abordagem oferece avanços significativos, é crucial equilibrar os ganhos com os desafios inerentes para sua aplicação na prática clínica.
Introduction: Endodontics, an essential branch of Dentistry, focuses on the treatment of root canal systems that run inside the teeth. Over the years, this field has faced significant challenges arising from the complex dental anatomy, primarily seeking to eliminate microorganisms to mitigate infections and, at the same time, preserve tooth structure. With the advancement of technology applied to endodontics, endodontic guides have stood out, as they represent a revolution in this field, integrating digital dentistry techniques and three-dimensional images to improve the precision of procedures. Objective: This work proposes to thoroughly examine the applications and benefits of these endodontic guides, particularly in more complex clinical situations in the practice of Endodontics. Methodology: This integrative review went through several methodological stages, namely: definition of the research question, study inclusion/exclusion criteria, selection in the SCIELO, VHL and PUBMED databases using specific descriptors. Complete articles were chosen, in the last eight years (2016-2023), in Portuguese/English, focused on clinical cases. Repeated and out-of-scope articles were excluded after evaluating abstracts and full content. Results: After searching using the descriptors and applying the inclusion/exclusion criteria, 552 publications were found. An analysis of the titles and abstracts reduced this number to 15 potentially relevant articles. When examining these articles in full, only 8 were selected as the main basis for the discussion of this research. Conclusions: Guided Endodontics presents promising advantages in simplifying complex procedures, especially in situations with extremely calcified tooth canals. Despite the benefits of reducing time and increasing efficiency, its adoption requires an extensive learning period for professionals. In summary, while this approach offers significant advances, it is crucial to balance the gains with the challenges inherent to its application in clinical practice.
Introduction: Endodontics, an essential branch of Dentistry, focuses on the treatment of root canal systems that run inside the teeth. Over the years, this field has faced significant challenges arising from the complex dental anatomy, primarily seeking to eliminate microorganisms to mitigate infections and, at the same time, preserve tooth structure. With the advancement of technology applied to endodontics, endodontic guides have stood out, as they represent a revolution in this field, integrating digital dentistry techniques and three-dimensional images to improve the precision of procedures. Objective: This work proposes to thoroughly examine the applications and benefits of these endodontic guides, particularly in more complex clinical situations in the practice of Endodontics. Methodology: This integrative review went through several methodological stages, namely: definition of the research question, study inclusion/exclusion criteria, selection in the SCIELO, VHL and PUBMED databases using specific descriptors. Complete articles were chosen, in the last eight years (2016-2023), in Portuguese/English, focused on clinical cases. Repeated and out-of-scope articles were excluded after evaluating abstracts and full content. Results: After searching using the descriptors and applying the inclusion/exclusion criteria, 552 publications were found. An analysis of the titles and abstracts reduced this number to 15 potentially relevant articles. When examining these articles in full, only 8 were selected as the main basis for the discussion of this research. Conclusions: Guided Endodontics presents promising advantages in simplifying complex procedures, especially in situations with extremely calcified tooth canals. Despite the benefits of reducing time and increasing efficiency, its adoption requires an extensive learning period for professionals. In summary, while this approach offers significant advances, it is crucial to balance the gains with the challenges inherent to its application in clinical practice.
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guias endodônticas, pino de fibra de vidro, calcificação pulpar