2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-311x2009000100004
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Saúde bucal dos índios Guaraní no Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

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“…Not surprisingly, a significant increase in age mapped onto all of these orthodontic measures, which supports the findings of previous studies on oral health among small-scale societies [47, 48, 49], including rural populations in Tanzania [50]. No significant degree of dental crowding or third molar occlusion were found in any residential group, between sexes, or across ages, which also is also consistent with findings of previous studies of some populations outside of the post-industrialized west [29, 51, 52, 53], including rural Tanzania [54]—but for contradictory results concerning M3 occlusion, see [55]. …”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 90%
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“…Not surprisingly, a significant increase in age mapped onto all of these orthodontic measures, which supports the findings of previous studies on oral health among small-scale societies [47, 48, 49], including rural populations in Tanzania [50]. No significant degree of dental crowding or third molar occlusion were found in any residential group, between sexes, or across ages, which also is also consistent with findings of previous studies of some populations outside of the post-industrialized west [29, 51, 52, 53], including rural Tanzania [54]—but for contradictory results concerning M3 occlusion, see [55]. …”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Unfortunately, there are few studies in which to compare our results. The findings that Hadza men in the bush have greater rates of caries support conclusions drawn from earlier work among indigenous Guaraní Indians of Brazil [51], yet are inconsistent with the findings among Aka, Mbuti, and Efe, for which men in the bush had better overall oral health than women [30]. It should be noted, however, that their reported sex differences might be due to the median age of male versus female participants rather than actual sex differences in frequency of carious lesions, or to the fact that women might be more likely to have a greater amount of domesticated cultigens in their diet.…”
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confidence: 85%
“…Para estabelecer comparações com essa investigação, foram selecionados alguns estudos que possuíam metodologias e grupos etários similares. Carneiro et al 22 24,25 .…”
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“…Na idade recomendada para comparações pela OMS (12 anos), os guaranis no Rio Grande do Sul exibiram um índice CPOD (1,31) abaixo dos demais estudos dessa etnia 24,25 , tendo ainda 38% de dentes obturados (O). Os guaranis em São Paulo e no Rio de Janeiro tiveram CPO-D de 2,2 e 1,7 respectivamente, sendo os dentes obturados (O) responsáveis por 10,9% e 35,3% 24,25 .…”
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“…En cuanto a la información disponible en la Argentina, especialistas y representantes indígenas determinaron en el año 2008, que la ausencia de información específica que describa la realidad epidemiológica de las patologías en estas comunidades constituye la principal dificultad para la mejora de la situación de salud de las mismas 14 .…”
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