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Int. j. odontostomatol. (Print) ; 9(1): 59-64, Apr. 2015. ilus
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-747478

ABSTRACT

This study evaluates the non-carious cervical lesions (NCCLs) and the occlusal tooth wear in a pre-Columbian sample (n= 67, adults) from San Pedro de Atacama (North of Chile, 400-1300 BCE). The cervical regions of tooth were observed for loss of enamel and/or dentine in order to identify them as NCCLs and the tooth wear was characterized by the Basic Erosive Wear Examination (BEWE) index. None of the individuals analyzed presented NCCLs, whereas the 98.5% (66/67) of them showed occlusal wear. The mean BEWE index was 2.5, indicating severe dental wear (3 being the highest possible score of BEWE). This lack of relation among severe tooth wear and NCCLs gives support to the idea of loss of crown height reduces cervical stress and develop of NCCLs in archaeological populations.


Este estudio evalúa las lesiones cervicales no cariosas (NCCLs) y el desgaste dental oclusal en una muestra precolombina (n= 67, adultos) de San Pedro de Atacama (Norte de Chile, 400-1300 AEC). Se analizó la perdida de esmalte y/o dentina en las áreas cervicales de los dientes con el propósito de identificarlas como NCCLs y el desgaste dental fue evaluado según el índice Basic Erosive Wear Examination (BEWE). Ninguno de los individuos analizados presentó NCCLs, mientras el 98,5% (66/67) de ellos mostró desgaste oclusal. El promedio del índice BEWE fue de 2,5, indicando severo desgaste dental (siendo 3 el puntaje más alto posible). La falta de relación entre severo desgaste dental y NCCLs apoya la idea que la pérdida de altura de las coronas reduce el estrés cervical y el desarrollo de NCCLs en poblaciones arqueológicas.


Subject(s)
Humans , Tooth Cervix/pathology , Dentin Sensitivity/pathology , Tooth Wear/pathology , Archaeology , Chile , History, Ancient , DNA, Ancient
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Pesqui. vet. bras ; 33(6): 785-790, June 2013. ilus, tab
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-680796

ABSTRACT

Os cachorros-do-mato (Cerdocyon thous Linnaeus, 1766) são animais amplamente encontrados em países da América do Sul. Apesar de não ser uma espécie ameaçada de extinção, é possível que muitas populações sofram impactos decorrentes de atropelamentos de indivíduos nas rodovias do país, pois, trata-se de uma das espécies de carnívoros com elevada ocorrência de mortes deste tipo. Foram avaliados 32 sincrânios de C. thous, oriundos de vida livre, armazenados na coleção osteológica do Laboratório de Anatomia Veterinária da Universidade Vila Velha (Vila Velha/ES), a fim de diagnosticar doenças que acometeram estes indivíduos enquanto vivos. As lesões macroscópicas identificadas foram: apinhamento dentário, ausência dentária, cálculo dentário, dentina terciária, desgaste, escurecimento dentário, exposição de polpa, fenestração óssea, fratura dentária, fratura de esmalte, giroversão, pigmentação e reabsorção da crista alveolar. Os achados mais comumente observados foram: ausência dentária, desgaste dentário e fratura dentária. Ausências dentárias anteriores à morte, alterações ósseas, cálculos dentários, apinhamento e giroversão aparentemente não causaram quaisquer prejuízos aos animais enquanto vivos.


The crab-eating foxes (Cerdocyon thous Linnaeus, 1766) are animals widely found in South American countries. Although it is not an endangered species, it is possible that many of them suffer impacts from being hit by car on the highways of the country, and this is the reason why it is one of the carnivores' species with high frequency of deaths. 32 free living sincranium stored in the osteological collection in the Laboratory of Veterinary Anatomy of Vila Velha University (Vila Velha/ES) were studied in order to diagnose diseases suffered by these individuals while alive. The main lesions identified were: crowding, no dental, dental calculus, tertiary dentin, detrition, darkening tooth, exposure of pulp, bone fenestration, fractured tooth, enamel fracture, giroversion, pigmentation and resorption of the alveolar crest. The most common findings were: no dental, dental detrition and fractured tooth. No dental before death, bone changes, dental calculus, crowding and giroversion apparently did not cause any harm to the animals while alive.


Subject(s)
Animals , Dogs , Dentistry/classification , Dentistry/methods , Dentistry/veterinary , Animals, Wild , Tooth Wear/pathology , Tooth Wear/veterinary , Clinical Diagnosis/trends , Clinical Diagnosis , Clinical Diagnosis/veterinary , Mouth
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Int. j. morphol ; 30(3): 999-1006, Sept. 2012. ilus
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-665515

ABSTRACT

The aim of this study was to analyze the influence of low-intensity laser therapy and muscle relaxant in the characteristic ultra structural masseter muscle occlusal wear. Animals and Methods: 40 male Wistar rats were randomly divided into four groups: the control group (GI), occlusal wear (G-II), laser occlusal wear (G-III), and the muscle relaxant occlusal wear (G-IV). Under general anesthesia given intraperitoneally, animals in groups II, III and IV had unilateral amputation of upper and lower molar cusps to simulate an occlusal wear situation. The masseter muscle G-III received laser therapy (830nm, 4J/cm2, 40mW, f ~ 2mm) and the procedure was subsequently repeated every other day for 14/30 days. G-IV animals were treated with daily injection of dantrolene ® (2.5 mg / kg in 0.5 ml of H2O). From 24 hours after the elimination peak. The animals were euthanized with an overdose of anesthesia on days 14 and 30 after the removal of the cusps and the ipsilateral masseter muscle was excised and divided in two, one half was routinely processed for light microscopy and other for electron microscopy. There was no statistical difference between each experimental group and the control and between periods in each experimental group. However, the muscle fibers in the G-II showed the most pronounced changes. There is no causal relationship between muscles fibers injuries and occlusion and, despite signs of muscular tissue injury were more evident in the occlusal wear group. Results indicates a moderate action of laser therapy and muscle relaxants in skeletal muscle...


El objetivo del estudio fue analizar la influencia de la terapia láser de baja intensidad y del relajante muscular sobre las características ultraestructurales del músculo masetero en el desgaste oclusal. 40 ratas macho Wistar, se dividieron al azar en cuatro grupos: grupo de control (GI), desgaste oclusal (G-II), laserterapia desgaste oclusal (G-III), y relajante muscular desgaste oclusal (G-IV). Bajo anestesia general por vía intraperitoneal, los animales de los grupos II, III y IV sufrieron amputación unilateral de las cúspides de los molares superiores e inferiores para simular una situación de desgaste oclusal. El músculo masetero del G-III recibió la terapia con laser (830nm, 4J/cm2, 40mW, f ~ 2mm) después del procedimiento el cual se repitió durante 14/30 días. Los animales del G-IV fueron tratados con una inyección diaria de Dantroleno® (2,5 mg/Kg en 0,5 ml de H2O). Los animales fueron sacrificados con una sobredosis de anestesia general en los días 14 y 30. Después de la remoción de las cúspides el músculo masetero ipsilateral se extirpó y se dividió en dos, una mitad fue procesada para microscopía de luz y la otra para microscopía electrónica. No hubo diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre cada grupo experimental y el control, así como, entre los períodos en cada grupo experimental. Sin embargo, las fibras musculares en el G-II mostraron los cambios más pronunciados. En conclusión no existe relación causal entre las lesiones de las fibras musculares y la oclusión, a pesar que los signos de lesión de los tejidos musculares fue más evidente en el grupo con desgaste oclusal. Los resultados indican una acción moderada ejercida por la terapia láser y de los relajantes musculares sobre el músculo esquelético...


Subject(s)
Male , Animals , Rats , Tooth Wear/pathology , Laser Therapy , Masseter Muscle/pathology , Masseter Muscle/ultrastructure , Muscle Relaxants, Central/pharmacology , Dental Occlusion , Microscopy, Electron, Transmission , Masseter Muscle , Masseter Muscle/radiation effects , Rats, Wistar , Time Factors
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Full dent. sci ; 3(10): 186-192, jan.-mar. 2012. ilus
Article in Portuguese | LILACS, BBO | ID: lil-642919

ABSTRACT

Este trabalho descreve o planejamento e confecçãode prótese overlay para restabelecer arelação intermaxilar em paciente parcialmentedentado com bruxismo. Paciente do sexo masculino,com 51 anos de idade, compareceu parareabilitação oral queixando-se da dificuldade demastigação e estética. O paciente apresentavaalto grau de desgaste oclusal nos dentes remanescentesda arcada superior. O planejamentofoi a confecção de prótese overlay provisóriasuperior para restabelecimento da relação intermaxilar.Após a instalação da prótese overlaycom projeções metálicas e recobrimento oclusalem todos os dentes, as alterações na função eestética apresentaram-se clinicamente satisfatóriaspara o paciente. Pode-se verificar com ouso da prótese melhora na posição fisiológicanormal para posterior reabilitação oral definitivapor meio de próteses fixas sobre implante.


The present article describes the treatmentplanning and fabrication of overlay denture torestore the jaw relationship in a partial edentulouspatient with bruxism. A male patient,51 years old, was referred to the oral rehabilitationclinic complaining about the chewingand aesthetic. The occlusal surface of the superiorteeth presented severe wear. The fabricationof an interim overlay denture to restorethe jaw relationship was planned. The overlayhad metallic projections and covered the occlusalsurface of superior teeth. After overlayinsertion both function and aesthetic of thepatient were recovered. It was concluded thatthe use of overlay improved the physiologicalnormal position of the jaw and could providea favorable prognosis for a definitive oralrehabilitation with implant-supported fixeddenture.


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Middle Aged , Bruxism/etiology , Dental Prosthesis, Implant-Supported , Tooth Wear/pathology , Esthetics, Dental , Dental Prosthesis Design/methods , Mouth Rehabilitation , Vertical Dimension
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Acta odontol. venez ; 48(4)2010. ilus, tab, graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-682932

ABSTRACT

El objetivo de este trabajo fue evaluar el desgaste abrasivo por cepillado in vitro de la resina compuesta 4Seasons, de dos colores diferentes (A3 y C4) y polimerizadas por dos diferentes tiempos (20 e 40 s), utilizando cepillo dental y dentífrico; también se uso como material de referencia, el PMMA. Fueron confeccionados 10 especímenes, para cada uno de los 5 grupos (PMMA, A3 20s, A3 40s, C4 20s, C4 40s). Después de su confección, cada espécimen era almacenado en agua desmineralizada a 37 ± 2 ºC, por 24 horas, regularizados con lija; después del lavado en ultrasonido, volvían a ser almacenados en las mismas condiciones por 7 días. El cepillado fue realizado en una máquina para desgaste por cepillado, aplicándose una carga de 3N, con frecuencia de 4,5 ciclos/seg; el período de cepillado de un espécimen comprendía 150,000 ciclos. Fueron realizados 5 lotes de cepillado, de modo que un espécimen de cada material de cada grupo fuese sometido a cada una de las posiciones ocupadas por los 10 cepillos. La cantidad de masa pérdida fue calculada por pesaje (pre y post cepillado). Este trabajo también fue ilustrado con gráficos de rugosidad y MEB. La tasa media de desgaste fue de 2,8 mg para PMMA, de 5,5 mg para A3-20s, 4,7 mg para A3-40 s, 5,4 para C4-20s y 4,2 mg para C4-40s. ANOVA mostro que no hubo diferencia significante entre los grupos, para p=0,166. Concluyéndose que no existió diferencia de resistencia al desgaste abrasivo entre los grupos


To evaluate abrasive wear, by weight changes, of a resin composite to in vitro toothbrushing, of two different colors (A3 and C4), cured by two times (20 and 40 s). Resin composite 4Seasons was material studied and PMMA was used as reference material. Ten cylindric samples had been prepared for each one of the five evaluated groups (PMMA, A3 20s, A3 40s, C4 20s, C4 40s). After confection, samples were immersed in deionized water, at 37± ºC, for 24 h, and then regularized by abrasive gritting with sandpaper, after that, were cleaned in ultrasound bath, and restored to the same described conditions, for 7 days. The toothbrushing was then conducted in a proper machine that holds 10 specimens, with 3 N load of each toothbrush on the respective sample using dentifrice and water. 150.000 cycles were applied per group. Five lots of toothbrushing had been performed; in a way that one sample of each group had been submitted to the brushing action at one position in the machine. The amount of weight loss for each sample was calculated by means of weighting. Roughness and MEV were also evaluated. Data were analyzed with one-way ANOVA. The average rate of wear was of 2.8 mg for PMMA, 5.5 mg for A3-20s, 4.7 mg for A3-40 s, 5.4 for C4-20s, and 4,2 mg for C4-40s. One-way ANOVA showed no significant difference between groups (p=0.166). It was possible to conclude that difference of the resistance to the abrasive wear between the studied groups did not exist


Subject(s)
Tooth Abrasion/pathology , Toothbrushing/adverse effects , Toothbrushing/methods , Tooth Wear/pathology , Tooth Wear/therapy , Composite Resins/therapeutic use , Toothbrushing , Dentistry , Oral Hygiene
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