Comparación de microfiltración ápico coronal entre MTA y biodentine en dientes unirradiculares, revisión bibliográfica

Abstract

Dental materials have been an important part of daily dentistry and thanks to great technological and biochemical advances, a generation of new elements with better physical, chemical, and biological properties has been achieved. The objective of this study is to conduct a comparative investigation to evaluate microleakage in retrograde fillings of MTA and Biodentine dental cements in single-rooted teeth. Objective: To determine which material offers a better ápico-coronal seal in single-rooted teeth. Materials and Methods: A systematic bibliographic review was conducted; inclusion criteria were applied on the type of techniques. This research was conducted with databases such as: Scielo, ScienceDirect, PubMed, Google Scholar and libraries found in virtual repositories. Results/Discussion: We know that there are significant differences between the MTA filling material versus Biodentine in coronal-apical microleakage and we value the sealing properties, since microleakage occurs due to the tendency to mobilize bacteria and other substances, which is why You must select the best filling material that reduces microleakage and inhibits the movement of infectious microorganisms in order to prevent future periapical reinfections, providing an optimal and up-to-date treatment. Conclusions: After having investigated other studies and different results, it can be confirmed that Biodentine, being a new material that has revolutionized dental treatments due to its good results, without a doubt, Biodentine presents better physicochemical and mechanical properties than other cements used. for this purpose, being totally effective, recommended, and reliable.