Adhesión en dientes tratados endodónticamente, según la filosofía biomimética. Revisión bibliográfica.

Abstract

The aim of this literature review was to update the knowledge on adhesion in endodontically treated posterior teeth according to the Biomimetic philosophy. Materials and Methods: A search was conducted for scientific articles at least five years old and freely available in digital databases such as Google Scholar, Elsevier, SciELO, Research Gate, PubMed, and Medigraphic. According to the inclusion criteria, articles in English and Spanish were selected, with scientific relevance and recent publications. Conclusions: A tooth with root canal treatment is subjected to significant structural changes due to the extension of the carious lesion and the loss of the dental remnant. Therefore, it is important to analyze the structural compromise in which the tooth is presented, as well as to evaluate well-performed endodontics to establish materials and adhesive protocols according to the clinical case that is encountered. The professional must know perfectly the protocols and types of adhesives to be used. According to several studies, the most commonly used adhesives according to Biomimetic protocols are the Gold Standard total-etch and self-etching, applying selective enamel etching. It aims to provide strong adhesion and longevity of the dental tissue with restorative material.