Factors that affect the success of laminate veneer restorations

Yıl 2023, Cilt: 33 Sayı: 1, 58 - 65, 31.01.2023

Beyza Betül Şencan Nuran Dinçkal Yanıkoğlu

https://doi.org/10.17567/ataunidfd.1030550

Öz

Laminate veneers are restorations applied to dental tissue with or without minimal preparation. Laminate veneers have recently been a fairly common treatment in dentistry, with aesthetic con- cerns coming to the fore in patients. But the indications of these restorations should be taken into account, and treatment should be decided after an accurate diagnosis and planning. With the spread of laminate veneers, research on success rates has also come to the fore. It is believed that the factors affecting success in laminate veneers are multifactorial. Laminate veneers are a con- servative form of treatment and require precise technique and attention. There are various types of preparations applied according to the patient in laminate veneers. Different materials can be used in laminate veneer restorations and require a precise simification procedure. In this article, the effects of these factors on treatment and their role in success are examined.
Keywords: Laminate veneers, failure of causes,ceramic

ÖZ
Lamine veneerler diş dokusundan minimal preparasyon yapılarak ya da preparasyon uygulanan- madan yapılan restorasyonlardır. Lamine veneerler son zamanlarda hastalardaki estetik kaygıların ön plana çıkmasıyla birlikte diş hekimliğinde oldukça sık uygulanan bir tedavi olmuştur. Fakat bu restorasyonların endikasyonları dikkate alınmalı ve doğru bir tanı ve planlamadan sonra teda- viye karar verilmelidir. Lamine veneerlerin yaygınlaşmasıyla birlikte başarı oranları hakkındaki araştırmalar da ön plana çıkmıştır. Lamine veneerlerde başarıyı etkileyen etkenlerin multifaktöri- yel olduğu düşünülmektedir. Lamine veneerler konservatif bir tedavi şeklidir ve hassas bir teknik ve dikkat gerektirir. Lamine veneerlerde hastaya göre uygulanan çeşitli preparasyon türleri vardır. Lamine veneer restorasyonlarında farklı materyaller kullanılabilmektedir ve hassas bir siman- tasyon prosedürü gerektirirler. Bu makalede bu etkenlerin tedaviye etkileri ve başarıdaki rolleri incelenmektedir.
Anahtar Kelimler: Laminate venerler, başarısızlık nedenleri, seramik

Anahtar Kelimeler

Laminate veneers, failure of causes, ceramic

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