Caries secundaria recurrente y la frecuencia en dientes deciduos.

Abstract

Recurrent secondary caries is a type of caries which occurs below after having made a restoration, which is presumed to have several causes for it to manifest, one of which is that it occurs through the microfiltration of bacteria between the restoration and the dental piece, which mentions that it occurs due to various factors that influence the presence of the recurrence of a carious lesion, in addition, it is also attributed to the recurrence of caries because there is no complete elimination of primary caries, leaving a carious remnant which produces the destruction of the restoration and the dental piece. This literature review aims to determine the frequency of recurrent secondary caries in the deciduous dentition, which will progressively progress the functioning of the stomatognathic system. This study is qualitative and descriptive, with a sample of 40 journals and scientific articles. Most of the authors of the bibliography consulted concluded that all the patients present recurrence of caries, and that its main factor is microleakage due to a gap that appears between the restoration and the dental piece. It was concluded that dentists must be in constant orientation on the care of these patients to know how to manage the dental consultation and thus treat the carious alterations that they present, as well as prevent the recurrence of caries that manifest in the deciduous dentition.