DENTAL EROZYONUN ETİYOLOJİSİ VE TEDAVİ YAKLAŞIMLARI

Abstract

In this review, history, action mechanism, Dental erosion is defined as dental hard tissue loss with the effect of acid resulting from any kind of chemical reaction in the absence of bacterial causes. Many factors including intrinsic or extrinsic play role in the etiology of dental erosion. The elimination of etiology plays an important role in the stopping erosion. But when this is not possible, tooth structure can be strengthened with preventive treatment approaches such as application of fluoride-containing varnish, CPP-ACP cream, toothpaste, and mouth rinse containing high-fluoride, laser and fluoride gel. In the excessive tooth wear, the traditional type of glass ionomer cements, resin-modified glass ionomer cements, polyacid modified composite resins (compomer) and a resin composite material is preferred as restorative material. In more excessive tooth wear, restorative approaches such as laminate veneer applications, crowns or bridges can be considered as a treatment option. In this review, etiologic factors and treatment of dental erosion was presented