Reabilitação estética em resina composta e fita de fibra de vidro: um relato de caso

Abstract

Introduction: The selection of restorative techniques that preserve the maximum amount of remaining dental structure is crucial in the restoration of endodontically treated teeth, and in this context, resin-based composites have been a versatile option, but face challenges related to longevity and resistance. To address these issues, fiber-reinforced materials, such as direct-use fiberglass ribbon, emerge as promising solutions. This article presents a clinical case report in which these materials were used to rehabilitate a tooth and fabricate a low-cost fixed partial denture. Case Report: A 29-year-old presented multiple dental problems, including fractures, cavities, and unsatisfactory restorations. After endodontic treatment and restorations on several teeth, the reconstruction of the upper left lateral incisor and the fabrication of a fixed partial denture for the upper left canine tooth were performed. An adhesive system, fiberglass ribbon to reinforce the tooth and prosthesis structure, and resin-based composite for dental sculpting were utilized. Conclusion: The therapeutic approaches described have demonstrated success in dental restoration and prosthetic rehabilitation, preserving the remaining dental structure and providing aesthetic and long-lasting results, expanding the range of restoration options and contributing to the well-being of patients.