Manejo odontopediátrico de paciente con hipomineralización del esmalte: revisión bibliográfica.

Abstract

Introduction: Molar incision hypomineralization is a pathology that affects the first permanent molars and sometimes affects the incisors, the treatment appeared from the state in which the injury was found, thanks to multiple studies there are different treatment options. Objective: To analyze the efficacy of treatments for the management of pediatric dentistry patients with enamel hypomineralization. Materials and Methods: A systematic bibliographic review was carried out, the inclusion criteria on treatments was applied and studies on prevalence were excluded. This research was carried out with databases such as: PubMed, Cochrane, Google Scholar and libraries found in virtual repositories. Results/Discussion: (Meier, 2019) observed that composite resin restorations are 100% superior to those made with glass ionomer (Chunga & Schering, 2016) 100% recommend the use of glass ionomer over flowable resin as a temporary treatment (Padavala & Sukumaran, 2018) had a 100% success rate treating patients with prefabricated stainless steel crowns Conclusions: Within the present investigation several studies support the efficacy of composite resin restorations for the management of enamel hypomineralization due to its properties and the high aesthetics that can be provided, due to this I conclude that of the three treatments restorations with Composite resin is the most qualified treatment to be used in the management of enamel hypomineralization.