Endodontia minimamente invasiva: existem vantagens nesse Tipo de abordagem?

Abstract

The endodontic treatment is one of the therapies that presents a higher resolution for pulp and periapical diseases, but conventional access cavities may cause undesirable biomechanical effects, including the risk of fracture, by abrade a lot of dental structure at the purpose to facilitate the instrumentation of the root canal. To maintain as much healthy tooth structure as possible, minimally invasive endodontics appears to breaking the paradigms pre-established by conventional endodontics, searching to maintain the maximum possible healthy dental structure. This work was done with the aim of showing the significance of minimally invasive endodontics treatment for the current endodontics, through a review of the literature, using the electronic database PUBMED. The studies have shown that the preservation of dental tissue promoted by this technique, in fact allows a higher resistance to fracture when compared to conventional, which is of great value for achieving treatment success and prolong the permanence of the dental element in the oral cavity in the long term. However, because it is a current issue, there is still a few clinical studies, being necessary to consolidate this clinical practice.