Propiedades de los biomateriales restauradores dentales modificados con aceites esenciales: revisión de la literatura
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aceites volátiles, materiales dentales, productos con acción antimicrobiana, recubrimiento dentalResumen
Este artículo de revisión examina a fondo las propiedades clave de biomateriales restauradores dentales modificados con aceites esenciales. Al analizar estudios in vitro, in vivo y clínicos, se confirma la eficacia de estos biomateriales en áreas cruciales como propiedades antimicrobianas, resistencia a la compresión, resistencia a la adhesión y citotoxicidad. Los resultados sugieren una posibilidad de influir positivamente en la odontología restauradora, destacando mejoras en la prevención de infecciones, propiedades mecánicas mejoradas y perfiles de seguridad biocompatibles. La discusión de perspectivas futuras subraya una evolución hacia la personalización y la integración de tecnologías avanzadas, lo que podría conducir a una revisión progresiva de los estándares clínicos y mejorar significativamente la atención dental.
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