Nanocomplejo de fosfopéptido de caseína-fosfato de calcio amorfo (CPP-ACP) en odontología: estado del arte
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Nanocomplejo de fosfopéptido de caseína-fosfato de calcio amorfo, Desmineralización dental, Remineralización dental, Caries dental, Sensibilidad de la dentinaResumen
La saliva y agentes externos que contienen diferentes concentraciones de fluoruro de sodio (NaF) favorecen el proceso de remineralización dental. No obstante, estos recursos podrían no ser suficientes para contrarrestar los múltiples factores involucrados en el proceso de caries dental, especialmente en pacientes con alto riesgo. Existen alternativas que han sido ampliamente investigadas, como el fosfopéptido de caseína-fosfato de calcio amorfo (CPP-ACP) que aporta iones esenciales como fosfato y calcio, actuando como coadyuvante en el proceso de remineralización. Los fabricantes de productos basados en CPP-ACP también sugieren que este es capaz de generar efectos desensibilizantes. Este nanocomplejo ha sido utilizado de forma experimental con algunos cementos dentales y en sistemas adhesivos, pero es importante esclarecer los efectos de dicha incorporación y las ventajas remineralizantes/desensibilizantes que ofrece esta alternativa. El objetivo del presente artículo de revisión de tema consistió en presentar el estado del arte sobre el nanocomplejo CPP-ACP. En términos de prevención de caries dental, esta opción remineralizante no es superior al NaF. El nanocomplejo ejerce acción desensibilizante dental, pero esta es transitoria e inferior a otras alternativas como nitrato de potasio o NaF. La incorporación experimental de CPP-ACP en cementos dentales debe ser controlada para no comprometer las propiedades fisicoquímicas del material. La utilización de productos dentales a base de este nanocomplejo como pretratamiento de la superficie dental puede disminuir la resistencia de unión de materiales adhesivos, pero este efecto es material-dependiente.
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