Efectividad del tratamiento restaurativo atraumático en la remoción de caries aplicada en odontopediatría.

Abstract

Dental caries is one of the diseases that, when developing in the oral cavity, can advance in a prolonged and extensive way on the teeth, in children where their enamel is more likely to cause caries so that conventional treatments such as the use of turbines or micromotor can be counterproductive since the child is caused stress and psychologically it is affected, it is for this reason that in the 80s a technique was created that is part of minimally invasive dentistry where its main objective is to maintain healthy dental tissue and thus eliminate caries, these types of techniques are widely used on occasions where the population cannot access conventional dentistry, thus helping low-income boys and girls and thus avoiding fear and stress to the time to cure and restore these cavities. In this review, its history, the execution of the atraumatic restorative treatment, characteristics, current research that supports said treatments that are considered useful in places where the population cannot access water or electricity, the success and benefits of this technique will be presented. Currently using in child patients and in pediatric dentistry where the rotary systems of the techniques that are normally used in the consultation are still struggling with fear and stress, in this way we will know through studies the effectiveness of said treatments.