Agentes de ligações cruzadas de origem natural e sua influência na longevidade da interface adesiva: Revisão de Literatura/ Natural origin cross-linking agents and their influence on adhesive interface longevity: Literature Review
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34117/bjdv6n2-202Keywords:
Adesivos, Proantocianidina, Dentina.Abstract
Objetivo: Realizar uma revisão de literatura acerca da influência do uso dos agentes de ligações cruzadas de origem naturais (ALC) na longevidade de restaurações adesivas. Métodos: realizou-se a busca na base de dados PubMed com os descritores: “Cross-Linking Reagents”, “Dentin-Bonding Agents” e “Dental Bonding”, conectados pelo operador booleano “AND”. Em uma busca geral, encontraram-se 263 estudos. Após a leitura criteriosa de títulos e resumos, foram selecionados 13 estudos. Revisão Bibliográfica: desses 13 estudos, 12 tratavam-se de laboratoriais in vitro e 01 ensaio clínico randomizado, onde foram relatados uma variedade de ALC de origem naturais, sendo o mais comum dentre eles a proantocianidina, derivada da semente de uva. Conclusão: a maioria dos estudos laboratoriais in vitro apontam a eficácia dos agentes de ligações cruzadas naturais em relação aos demais, no entanto o ensaio clínico vai de encontro a essas informações, não sendo elucidada a eficácia na prática odontológica .
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