Universitat Internacional de Catalunya
Revisión de la Literatura en Endodoncia II
Otras lenguas de impartición: catalán, castellano
Profesorado
Enviar correo electrónico a fduran@uic.es (Fernando Durán-Sindreu) para concertar cita para las materias de reabsorciones, perforaciones y terapia de pulpa vital.
Enviar correo electrónico a grm300@gmail.com (Gustavo Rodríguez) para concertar cita para las materias de traumatología y blanqueamiento dental
Presentación
En esta asignatura se estudiarán en profundidad las siguientes materias:
Reabsorciones dentales, perforaciones, terapia de pulpa vital, traumatología y blanqueamiento dental.
Requisitos previos
No hay requisitos previos
Objetivos
Aprender a realizar una crítica de los artículos.
Ser capaz de discutir aportando citas de la literatura actual y clásica sobre un tema.
Ser capaz de enumerar las variables controladas y no controladas del estudio
Conocer si el método estadístico se ajusta a lo que el autor quiere evaluar
Ser capaz de enumerar las deficiencias en la metodología
Ser capaz de aportar posibles mejoras en la metodología utilizada
Discutir de forma coherente las diferentes opciones metodológicas para evaluar el tema en cuestión
Evaluar si los objetivos se adecuan a la envergadura del trabajo realizado y si se cumplen
Criticar la introducción y la discusión realizadas por los autores del artículo
Aportar estudios de futuro para continuar con la investigación de los autores
Evaluar la aportación clínica que tiene el artículo
Conocer los diferentes tipos de reabsorción dental
Conocer la etiología de las reabsorciones dentales
Conocer el tratamiento de las reabsorciones dentales
Conocer el pronóstico de las reabsorciones dentales
Conocer indicaciones, técnica y pronóstico del autotransplante
Conocer indicaciones, técnica y pronóstico de la decoronación
Conocer los factores predisponentes a una perforación
Conocer los factores que afectan al pronóstico de una perforación
Conocer como han variado los factores que han cambiado al pronóstico de las perforaciones desde la introducción del MTA
Conocer como manejar clínicamente las perforaciones
Conocer las indicaciones del recubrimiento pulpar directo, pulpotomía parcial y pulpotomía total
Conocer el pronóstico de las diferentes modalidades de terapia de pulpa vital
Conocer la técnica clínica del recubrimiento pulpar directo, pulpotomía parcial y pulpotomía total
Conocer cuáles son los factores que influyen en el pronóstico de la terapia de pulpa vital
El alumno será capaz de diagnosticar una infracción, fractura de esmalte, fractura de esmalte y dentina no complicada y fractura complicada.
Conocer el tratamiento de una infracción, fractura de esmalte, fractura de esmalte y dentina no complicada y fractura complicada.
Saber de una infracción, fractura de esmalte, fractura de esmalte y dentina no complicada y fractura complicada.
El alumno será capaz de diagnosticar una fractura corono-radicular
El alumno conocerá el tratamiento de una fractura corono-radicular
El alumno sabrá el pronóstico de una fractura corono-radicular
El alumno será capaz de diagnosticar una fractura radicular horizontal
El alumno conocerá el tratamiento de una fractura radicular horizontal
El alumno sabrá el pronóstico de una fractura radiuclar horizontal
El alumno será capaz de diagnosticar una concusión, subluxación, luxación extrusiva, luxación lateral y luxación intrusiva
El alumno conocerá el tratamiento de una concusión, subluxación, luxación extrusiva, luxación lateral y luxación intrusiva
El alumno sabrá el pronóstico de una concusión, subluxación, luxación extrusiva, luxación lateral y luxación intrusiva.
El alumno conocerá el tratamiento y pronóstico de una avulsión en función del tiempo en seco del diente
El alumno conocerá las aplicaciones del CBCT en traumatología.
Competencias/Resultados de aprendizaje de la titulación
Capacidad de autoaprendizaje en el desarrollo de nuevas técnicas instrumentales, en la adquisición de nuevos conceptos científicos, y en la búsqueda de nueva información científica.
Capacidad de argumentar y defender ideas científicas propias así como escuchar, analizar, valorar y dar respuesta a las ideas de otra persona.
Adquirir habilidades de aprendizaje que les permitan continuar estudiando de modo autodirigido y autónomo.
Poseer y comprender conocimientos que aporten una base u oportunidad de ser originales en el desarrollo y/o aplicación de ideas en un contexto de investigación.
Aplicar los conocimientos adquiridos, y desarrollar su capacidad de resolución de problemas en entornos nuevos o poco conocidos dentro de contextos más amplios (o multidisciplinares) relacionados con su área de estudio.
Comunicar las conclusiones, los conocimientos y razones últimas que las sustentan
a públicos especializados y no especializados de un modo claro y sin ambigüedades.
Ser capaz de aplicar las técnicas diagnósticas adecuadas e interpretar correctamente los resultados que se deriven de ellas.
Habilidad para integrar los nuevos conocimientos adquiridos a través de la investigación y del estudio, y hacer frente a la complejidad.
Poseer y comprender conocimientos que aporten una base u oportunidad de ser originales en el desarrollo y/o aplicación de ideas, a menudo en un contexto de investigación
Que los estudiantes sepan aplicar los conocimientos adquiridos y su capacidad de resolución de problemas en entornos nuevos o poco conocidos dentro de contextos más amplios (o multidisciplinares) relacionados con su área de estudio
Realizar un correcto análisis y diagnóstico teniendo en cuenta factores multidisciplinares del aparato masticatorio
Obtener la habilidad de aplicar el método científico, y aplicar los conocimientos adquiridos en la resolución de problemas en un ámbito científico. Aprender a desarrollar proyectos de investigación a nivel tanto in vitro como in vivo, dentro del campo de la mecánica, de la biología y de la microbiología aplicada a la endodoncia
Tener autonomía en el desarrollo y aplicación de las nuevas tecnologías en endodoncia y en la búsqueda de nueva información científica, y adquirir la habilidad de evaluar y realizar los proyectos de investigación
Ser capaz de ejercer como profesional clínico y/o investigador en el campo de la odontología restauradora estética, actuando como un verdadero especialista o experto en la materia; sabiendo diagnosticar, tratar, prevenir e investigar los trastornos pulpoperiapicales y estar al día en los avances diagnósticos y terapéuticos que vayan surgiendo en el transcurso de su vida profesional
Adquirir la habilidad de realizar tratamientos endodónticos y retauraciones dentales sobre mucosas en pacientes que presentan patología pulpoperiapical, reabsorciones y traumatismos dentales de forma multidisciplinar.
Ser capaz de realizar presentaciones públicas sobre casos clínicos propios justificándose basándose en la literatura científica, usando correctamente la terminología científica relacionada con la patología pulpoperiapical, reabsorciones y traumatología dental.
Adquirir los criterios científicos para elegir el tipo de material para sellar una perforación u obturar una reabsorción dependiendo del caso, así como saber actualizar constantemente sus conocimientos en biomateriales dentales usados en el ámbito de la endodoncia, conociendo su manipulación, propiedades, indicaciones, biocompatibilidades y toxicidad.
Ser capaz de buscar, organizar y analizar, con espíritu crítico, utilizando fuentes de información biomédica, la literatura científica sobre temas relacionados con reabsorciones dentales, terapia de pulpa vital, traumatismos dentales, perforaciones y blanqueamiento dental para poder seguir su proceso de formación continuada de forma autodirigida y autónoma
Reconocer e interpretar las imágenes y las técnicas diagnósticas especializadas que tengan relevancia en el diagnóstico de reabsorciones, perforaciones y traumatismos dentales
Tener autonomía para realizar las anamnesis y las exploraciones orales a los pacientes con traumatismos dentales cumplimentando la historia clínica y su curso clínico con lenguaje y terminología científica adecuada a un profesional de la endodoncia.
Ser capaz de diagnosticar y prevenir los trastornos pulpoperiapicales y estar al día en los avances diagnósticos y terapéuticos que vayan surgiendo en el transcurso de su vida profesional
Resultados de aprendizaje de la asignatura
Se espera que el alumno adquiera los siguientes resultados de aprendizaje:
Comprender la patogenia de la reabsorción interna, externa inflamatoria, externa por sustitución y la cervical invasiva.
Comprender como los diferentes agentes etiológicos pueden provocar una reabsorción radicular.
Conocer los tratamientos dentales para los diferentes tipos de reabsorciones radiculares.
Capacidad de formular un diagnóstico y pronóstico de un diente con reabsorción radicular
Comprender el mecanismo por el cual una perforación puede provocar el fallo del tratamiento de conductos.
Capacidad de comprender el pronóstico de un diente con una perforación dependiendo de las características de la perforación
Capacidad de decidir el mejor modo y material para abordar su reparación en función de las características de la perforación
Comprender porque ha variado el pronóstico de las perforaciones desde la introducción del MTA.
Comprender los principios biológicos en que se basa la terapia de pulpa vital
Capacidad de decidir en qué casos realizar una terapia de pulpa vital
Capacidad de formular un pronóstico de un diente sometido a tratamiento de pulpa vital en función de las variables pre,intra y postoperatorias
Comprender el mecanismo de actuación de los agentes blanqueadores
Capacidad de elegir entre las diferentes modalidades de blanqueamiento y productos disponibles en función del caso
Comprender cómo actúa un traumatismo dental sobre los tejidos de sopòrte y la pulpa dental
Capacidad para actuar ante un traumatismo dental
Capacidad de explicar el pronóstico de un diente que ha sufrido un traumatismo dental en función del tipo de lesión
Contenidos
Diagnóstico, tratamiento y pronóstico de una reabsorción interna
Diagnóstico, tratamiento y pronóstico de una cervical invasiva
Diagnóstico, tratamiento y pronóstico de una reabsorción inflamatoria externa
Diagnóstico, tratamiento y pronóstico de una reabsorción por sustitución externa
Indicaciones, técnica y pronóstico de un autotransplante
Indicaciones, técnica y pronóstico de una decoronación
Factores predisponentes a una perforación
Tratamiento de las perforaciones en función de sus características
Pronóstico de la perforación en función de los factores pre, intra y postoperatorios
Bases biológicas de la terapia de pulpa vital
Indicaciones del recubrimento pulpar directo, pulpotomía parcial y pulpotomía total
Pronóstico de la terapia de pulpa vital en función de los factores pre, intra y postoperatorios
Diagnóstico, tratamiento y pronóstico de las fracturas coronales
Diagnóstico, tratamiento y pronóstico de las fracturas corono-radiculares
Diagnóstico, tratamiento y pronóstico de las fracturas radiculares
Diagnóstico, tratamiento y pronóstico de las luxaciones dentales
Diagnóstico, tratamiento y pronóstico de las avulsiones
Indicaciones blaqueamiento interno y externo
Materiales y procedimiento para blanqueamiento interno y externo
Pronóstico del blanqueamiento interno y externo.
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Treatment of a Perforating Inflammatory External Root Resorption with Mineral Trioxide Aggregate and Histologic Examination after Extraction. Juan Gonzalo Olivieri, Fernando Duran-Sindreu, Montse Mercadé, Noelia Pérez, Miguel Roig. Journal of Endodontics, Vol. 38, Issue 7, p1007–1011: 2012.
The Effect of Acidity on Dislodgment Resistance of Mineral Trioxide Aggregate and Bioaggregate in Furcation Perforations: An In Vitro Comparative Study. Ahmed Abdel Rahman Hashem, Suzan Abdul Wanees Amin. Journal of Endodontics, Vol. 38, Issue 2, p245–249: 2011.
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