Kök çürükleri ve tedavileri

Yaş, travmatik diş fırçalama alışkanlığı, periodontal hastalıklar veya kaçınılmaz bazı periodontal tedaviler kök çürüğünün gelişimi için riskli diş yüzeylerinin oluşumu ile sonuçlanmaktadır. Ağız ortamına açılmış kök yüzeyleri üzerinde çürük gelişimi; dental plağın kompozisyonu ve kalitesi, diyet, tükürüğün kompozisyonu ve akışı ve flora maruz kalma ile ilgilidir. Bu yüzden kök yüzeyleri açığa çıkmış ve sistemik hastalıkları için aldıkları tedaviler nedeniyle tükürük akışı azalmış erişkinler kök yüzeyi çürüğü için özellikle yüksek bir riske sahiptir. Risk faktörlerinin yok edilmesini temel alan koruma tedavi için en çok arzu edilen yaklaşımdır. Kök çürüğü gelişmiş hastalar remineralizasyon stratejileri, yeniden konturlama veya çeşitli restoratif materyaller ile restore edilerek tedavi edilebilir.

Root caries and treatment

Soft tissue recession due to age, traumatic toothbrushing habits, periodontal disease or periodontal treatment will unavoidably result in a higher number of tooth surfaces that are at risk for the development of root caries. The development of caries on the exposed root surface is associated with the composition and quantity of dental plaque, diet, the composition and flow of saliva, and exposure to fluoride. Therefore adults with exposed root surfaces and with reduced salivary flow due to medication are particularly at high risk for root surface caries. Prevention based on elimination of risk factors is the most desirable approach for management. Patients who have developed caries of the roots can be treated with remineralization strategies, recontouring or restored with various restorative materials.

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ISSN: 1300-5170
Yayın Aralığı: Yılda 3 Sayı
Başlangıç: 1991
Yayıncı: İsmail Marakoğlu

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