Color stability of acrylic resin provisional restorations in relation to yerba mate consumption
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22749930Keywords:
acrylic resins, dental restoration, temporary, color, pigmentation, Ilex paraguariensisAbstract
Introduction: Acrylic resin provisional restorations protect prepared tooth structure while the definitive restoration is fabricated, but are exposed to common staining agents, including yerba mate (hot mate and cold tereré). The aim was to determine color changes in provisional acrylic resins exposed to cold and hot yerba mate infusions, and whether temperature and polishing degree influence pigmentation.
Materials and methods: Quasi-experimental, descriptive study with an analytical component. Sixty self-curing acrylic resin discs in two groups of 30 (mate or tereré) and subgroups of 15 by complete or incomplete polishing. Daily immersion for nine days; color recorded with a colorimeter on days 3, 6 and 9.
Results: Significant changes from day 3 in both groups. With mate and complete polishing: 73% intermediate chroma (day 3), 53% darker (day 6) and 87% darkest (day 9); equivalent pattern with incomplete polishing. With tereré and complete polishing: 87%, 87% and 67%; with incomplete: 93%, 100% and 53%. No significant differences between infusions; minimal polishing influence. Minor physical deformations with hot mate toward day 6.
Conclusions: Early color changes from yerba mate regardless of infusion temperature; polishing has minimal influence. Informing patients with provisionals about this beverage's staining effect is supported.
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