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A Clinical Guide for Treatment of Dental Cervical Lesions Through a Restorative, Surgical, or Combination Approach: A
Neel B Bhatavadekar1, Amit S Gharpure2, Ricardo Kern3
1Adjunct Faculty, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina; Private Practice, Clarus Dental Specialties, Pune, India; Diplomate, American Board of Periodontology.
Abstract:
The incidence of dental cervical carious and noncarious lesions is common, and often these are treated with a restorative material without due attention paid to the amount of exposed cementum/enamel, level of interproximal bone, and final desired esthetic result. This article is intended to provide clinicians an evidence-based clinical decision tree for treating such lesions through a restorative, surgical, or combination approach such that the optimum functional and cosmetic result is achieved.
