Composite resin with self-leveling polymerization in posterior tooth

Luciano Ribeiro Corrêa Netto, Brenda Leite Muniz, Marianna Fernandes Carapiá, Sabrina de Castro Brasil, Anna Paula Kalix França Mendes, Plinio Mendes Senna

Composite resin has been widely used to restore posterior teeth and attend patients’ aesthetic requirements. Despite progress in its composition and mechanical properties, the main disadvantage of composite resin is its inevitable polymerization shrinkage, of which stress can reduce bonding interface quality. This article presents the clinical application of a self-leveling flowable composite resin with self-modulation polymerization, which aims to reduce polymerization shrinkage stress, besides simplifying the restorative procedure and reducing clinical time.

Keywords: Dental esthetics. Composite resins. Permanent dental restoration.

How to cite: Corrêa Netto LR, Muniz BL, Carapiá MF, Brasil SC, Mendes APKF, Senna PM. Resina composta com automodulador de polimerização em dente posterior. Rev Dental Press Estét. 2015 jul-set;12(3):110-8.

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