Non Carious Lesions

Noncarious lesions are becoming an increasingly important factor when considering the longterm health of the dentition. In fact, the occurrence of this condition is steadily increasing. According to the present literature available, it is not possible to determinea unique etiological factor, but there is a concern that it is a multifactorial condition . These lesions can affect tooth sensitivity, plaque retention, caries incidence, structuralintegrity, and pulp vitality, and they present unique challenges for successful restoration . These challenges involve each step of the restoration process, including isolation, adhesion, insertion technique, and finishing and polishing . A successful diagnosis and treatment planrequires keen observation, a thorough patient history, and careful evaluation.