Cimentação de pinos de fibra de vidro: uma revisão de literatura

Abstract

For the reconstruction of endodontically treated teeth with severe loss of coronal structure, fiberglass posts as intra-radicular retainers are viable options, as they have great biocompatibility with dentin and excellent adhesion. The varied shapes of the post and the possibility of anatomization with composite resin, guarantee adaptation and retention. The most used cements for these posts are resin cements, preferably with dual activation, and for surface treatment on the post, silane is used. For a procedure with the lowest number of failures, it is necessary for the professional to choose the post correctly, to prepare the canal well and to know the differences between the cements to be chosen, and even though it is a simple procedure, the correct order of steps to be followed carried out is very important.