Vol. 5 (05) pp. 248-255 DOI: 10.21474/IJAR01/4104

A REVIEW ON NON CARIOUS LESIONS WITH EXHORTATION ON TOOTH WEAR INDICES, A DEPRECATED FACTOR.

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Abstract

Loss of tooth structure can occur as a result of various extraneous factors. Understanding the lesions along with pertinent treatment planning based on the nature of lesion and appropriate analysis of causative agent is important to avoid further detoriation of the condition. Tooth wear indices exhibits a pivotal role in diagnosis, grading and treatment planning for these lesions. But these indices are not much adopted from a clinical point of view. These indices evolved over a period of time incorporating diversified factors which can precisely or discursively impart its consequence in instigating the occurrence of non-carious lesions. Therefore, understanding these indices can bring a revolution in treatment modalities so adopted in conjointly improving the aesthetics as well as function. Thus, this article aims in discussing the evolution of indices over a period of time along with associated non-carious lesions and modified treatment modalities which have been adopted off late.

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A. H. Harini Priya and N. Priyadharsini. (2017); A REVIEW ON NON CARIOUS LESIONS WITH EXHORTATION ON TOOTH WEAR INDICES, A DEPRECATED FACTOR., International Journal of Advanced Research (IJAR), 5 (05), 248-255, ISSN 2320-5407. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21474/IJAR01/4104

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A. H. HARINI PRIYA
SRM DENTAL COLLEGE, RAMAPURAM, CHENNAI

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