临床预防技术（中山大学）ART.pptxVIP

;Lack of traditional instruments for dental caries treatments Longevity of amalgam restoration Development of adhesive materials Dental caries stop under restorations and sealants No need to remove all caries lesions Development of GIC releasing fluoride;Better prevention and less injury！;Small or medium sized caries cavities of primary and permanent teeth, have entries for the smallest excavator, no pulp expose, on pulpitis;Materials：Glass ionomer powder and lotion, finishing agent of dentine;instruments：mirror, tweezers, probes, dental spatula, excavators, paper for mixing, chisels, stichels, resin band, wedge;Cavity preparation Cleaning Mixing Restoration;Best prevention and least injury Hand instruments Easy to operate Convenience to control cross-infection Easy to accepted by patients GIC releasing fluoride Easy to repair;Microleakage Strength of materials Longevity need to be observed Misunderstand to ART GIC as a temporary restoration High drop-out rate ;Improvement of materials：better adhension, better abrasive resistance, smaller microleakage, better remineraliztion Combine with other techniques in prevention dentistry Good future -- suitable for all populations and accord with modern prevention dentistry ;Systematic review of ART;Abstract There is widespread interest in and increasing usage of the atraumatic restorative treatment (ART) technique or approach for the restoration of primary teeth, especially in developing countries. However, most of the published reports of the clinical performance of newer, more-viscous esthetic conventional glass ionomer restorative cements marketed for the technique have been from short-term studies, and there have been very few reports comparing different types of restorative materials and methods of cavity preparation. ;;;Clin Oral Investig.?2012 Apr;16(2):429-41. doi: 10.1007/s00784-011-0513-3. Epub 2011 Jan 28. Survival of atraumatic restorative treatment (ART) sealants and restorations: a meta-analysis. ;The purpo