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Diaminofluoreto de prata: uma revisão narrativa
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A cárie dentária é a doença crónica com maior prevalência no mundo. Atualmente tem se dado mais ênfase na gestão de cárie dentária através de uma abordagem menos invasiva com o uso de agentes remineralizantes e técnicas com preservação da estrutura dentária. O Diami- nofluoreto de Prata (SDF) é um exemplo. A solução de SDF contém prata, flúor e amónia que previne e impede a progressão das lesões de cárie através de propriedades remineralizantes e antimicrobianas.
A presente revisão narrativa tem como objetivo abordar o uso de SDF em Odontopedi- atria e nos pacientes especiais para travar a progressão de lesões de cárie coronais e radiculares com ênfase no seu mecanismo de ação, no protocolo de utilização clínico, nas vantagens e nos efeitos adversos. Para o efeito, foram consultadas as bases de dados PubMed e Google Scholar com recurso às seguintes palavras-chave: “cariostatic agentes”; “silver diammine fluoride”; “dental caries”; “mechanism of action”; “tooth remineralization” em língua inglesa, com o li- mite temporal de 1 de Março de 2022. A seleção dos artigos de interesse foi feita após a leitura dos abstracts e ainda pelos trabalhos citados por outros autores.
Dental caries is the most prevalent chronic disease in the world. Currently, more em- phasis has been placed on managing dental caries through a less invasive approach with the use of remineralizing agents and techniques for the preservation of the dental structure. Silver Dia- mine Fluoride (SDF) is an example. The SDF solution contains silver, fluoride, and ammonia that prevent and halt the progression of caries lesions through remineralizing and antimicrobial properties. This narrative review aims to address the use of SDF in pediatric dentistry and special patients to halt the progression of coronal and root caries lesions with emphasis on its mecha- nism of action, clinical use protocol, advantages, and adverse effects. For this purpose, the Pub- Med and Google Scholar databases were consulted using the following keywords: “cariostatic agents”; “silver diamine fluoride”; “dental caries”; “mechanism of action”; “tooth reminerali- zation” in English, with a time limit of 1 March 2022. The selection of articles of interest was made after reading the abstracts and the works cited by other authors.
Dental caries is the most prevalent chronic disease in the world. Currently, more em- phasis has been placed on managing dental caries through a less invasive approach with the use of remineralizing agents and techniques for the preservation of the dental structure. Silver Dia- mine Fluoride (SDF) is an example. The SDF solution contains silver, fluoride, and ammonia that prevent and halt the progression of caries lesions through remineralizing and antimicrobial properties. This narrative review aims to address the use of SDF in pediatric dentistry and special patients to halt the progression of coronal and root caries lesions with emphasis on its mecha- nism of action, clinical use protocol, advantages, and adverse effects. For this purpose, the Pub- Med and Google Scholar databases were consulted using the following keywords: “cariostatic agents”; “silver diamine fluoride”; “dental caries”; “mechanism of action”; “tooth reminerali- zation” in English, with a time limit of 1 March 2022. The selection of articles of interest was made after reading the abstracts and the works cited by other authors.
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Teses de mestrado - 2022 Saúde Oral