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Situación actual de la preservación de cresta ósea tras exodoncia

Authors: Cabeza García, Antonio;

Situación actual de la preservación de cresta ósea tras exodoncia

Abstract

En la actualidad existen diversos estudios que demuestran la pérdida de tejidos duros que se produce en el alveolo cuando extraemos un diente. La extracción dental es un procedimiento muy frecuente debido a diferentes patologías irreversibles que se producen en la dentición natural. La consecuente pérdida ósea nos lleva a serias dificultades para rehabilitar la zona edéntula, por ello surge la técnica de preservación de cresta ósea tras la exodoncia. En este trabajo pretendemos analizar si la preservación de cresta ósea presenta beneficios basándonos en la mejor evidencia científica disponible. Se llega a la conclusión de que estas pruebas manifiestan que la técnica presenta resultados clínicos favorables, no obstante, la mayoría de los artículos analizados indican la necesidad de realizar estudios adicionales en el futuro, con un tamaño muestral mayor y más prolongado en el tiempo, para alcanzar resultados más concluyentes.

At present there are various studies that demonstrate the loss of hard tissue that occurs in the alveolus when we extract a tooth. Dental extraction is a very frequent procedure due to different irreversible pathologies that occur in the natural dentition. The consequent bone loss leads to serious difficulties in rehabilitating the edentulous area, which is why the bone crest preservation technique arises after extraction. In this paper we intend to analyze whether bone crest preservation presents benefits based on the best available scientific evidence. It is concluded that the available scientific evidence shows that the technique presents favorable clinical results, however, most of the articles analyzed indicate the need to carry out additional studies in the future, with a larger and longer sample size in the study. time, to reach more conclusive results.

Universidad de Sevilla. Grado en Odontología

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Spain
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Preservación, Cresta ósea, Exodoncia, Odontología

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