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Forty dental students, 16 to 22 years old, were studied to verify the presence of non-carious cervical lesions and to investigate the relationship of these lesions with certain occlusal conditions. After 3 years, the students were re-evaluated in order to verify the incidence of new lesions. The results of this study, which pointed to a relation between the development of the lesions and the presence of parafunctional habits, indicate that: (1) 29 of the 40 students analyzed had at least one tooth with non-carious cervical lesions occurring, predominantly, in the vestibular face. The incidence of students with new lesions, not presenting them when initially examined, was 11; (2) 121 of the 1131 teeth analyzed had non-carious cervical lesions. The incidence of teeth with new lesions (not present when initially examined) was 57; (3) The first lower molars, the first lower bicuspids, the second lower bicuspids and the first upper molars showed the highest prevalence of lesions; (4) 105 (86.8%) from 121 teeth with lesions showed wear facets, indicating the presence of parafunctional habits. The previous presence of wear facets on teeth with new lesions was statistically significant.

Incidência de lesões cervicais não cariosas em estudantes de odontologia e sua relação com aspectos oclusais