Avaliação da participação de mães em um programa de prevenção e controle de cáries e doenças periodontais para lactentes

Silva, Rubenice Amaral da; Nóia, Nayron Barbosa; Gonçalves, Letícia Machado; Pinho, Judith Rafaelle Oliveira; Cruz, Maria Carmen Fôntoura Nogueira da

doi:10.1590/s0103-05822013000100014

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“…These data are similar to those of a recent study that also did not observe changing in dietary habits after educative-preventive following-up [22]. Based on these results, the shift to a healthy diet is a difficult goal to be reached because dietary habits are related to cultural values and socioeconomic level of the family, as well as the education level of the parents [2,23], making difficult the changing in the behavior.…”

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“…After the program, 19 (57.57%) infants changed oral hygiene habits. A similar study observed that firstly 57.3% of the mother performed the oral hygiene of the children twice per day and 42.7% once per day; after the educative-preventive advice the percentage changed to 74.7% and 24.1%, respectively [22]. These data supported the hypothesis that educative activities can be effective in the consciousness and instruction of the parents by encouraging them to greater dedication to the oral health of their children [26], especially when these stimuli do not require substantial changes, such as diet.…”

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Changes in Oral Health-related Behavior of Infants following a Preventive Program of Continuing Education Directed to their Parents

Ionta¹,

Gonçalves²,

Alencar³

et al. 2015

Pesqui. bras. odontopediatria clín. integr.

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Objective: To evaluate changes in oral health-related behavior of infants following preventive program of continuing education directed to their parents. Material and Methods: We analyzed 53 dental files of infants aged up to 36 months, who participated in the Prevention and Education Program of the Infants Clinic, School of Dentistry of Bauru (USP), and attended at least 2 visits with a maximum of 4 missing appointments. Initially an educational lecture was conducted, pointing issues related to diet and oral hygiene. At the following visit, the professional filled in a form with questions about diet and hygiene performed at home. The following information was extracted from dental files: reason of the first visit, age, number of teeth, number of visits, missing appointments, and dietary and oral hygiene risk factors. The data were tabulated and analyzed using descriptive statistics comparing the information obtained from the first visit to that of the last one. Results: The reason for the first visit was dental caries prevention (88.68%) followed by dental trauma (7.55%), and needed of curative treatment (3.77%). The mean age of the sample was 14.85 months, the tooth number mean was 12.64 at first visit, the mean number of visits was 7 and the mean missing appointments was 0.83. The percentage of infants with inadequate diet and hygiene habits was 88.68% and 62.26%, and only 12.762% and 57.57% of these have changed their habits, respectively. Conclusion: After the preventive program of continuing education, the dietary habits showed were more difficult to change in relation to hygiene ones.

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Changes in Oral Health-related Behavior of Infants following a Preventive Program of Continuing Education Directed to their Parents

Ionta¹,

Gonçalves²,

Alencar³

et al. 2015

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“…Therefore, it is suggested that greater attention should be given to the need for early oral hygiene. ( 18 ) Positive results are observed when mothers are informed after birth of their children. In a longitudinal study, 480 mothers of children aged 6 to 18 months were randomly selected from a primary healthcare unit, in which the use of the nighttime baby bottle was noted only in the group that did not receive orientations regarding oral health (control group).…”

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Impact of dental orientation given to mothers during pregnancy on oral health of their children

Rigo

Dalazen

Garbin

2016

Einstein (São Paulo)

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Objective To analyze the perception of mothers about oral health of their children, as well as to check the influence of demographic variables, perception and preventive practice in oral health of mothers regarding guidance received during pregnancy.Methods Quantitative and cross-sectional field study, with a non-probability sample formed by all mothers who attended the primary healthcare unit of Ijuí (RS), Brazil, from January to July 2014, comprising a sample of 79 women. Self-applied questionnaires were given to these mothers. Data analysis was carried out using descriptive and inferential statistics, the χ2 test at a significance level of 5%.Results The mothers who received dental orientation during pregnancy had greater perception of oral health of their children. The mean age of mothers was 26 years, most of them attended high school education (32.9%) and worked outside the home (60.8%). There was a statistically significant relation between the outcome variable, dental orientation during pregnancy, and the independent variables: schooling level of mothers, occupation, baby’s first visit to the dentist, duration of breastfeeding, beginning of baby’s tooth brushing and knowledge about dental decay (p<0.005).Conclusion Mothers with higher schooling levels and who worked outside the home had more knowledge about oral care, because they received dental orientation during pregnancy. The dental guidance during pregnancy influences the mother in the procedures adopted with their children, as to early oral hygiene, first dentist appointment, duration of breastfeeding, knowledge about the factors that lead to dental decay.

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“…Os resultados do GO se aproximaram dos encontrados no estudo de Silva et al (2013), em que após a atividade educativa com as mães, todas as crianças passaram a fazer a escovação diária e a realizavam duas vezes ao dia (74,7%).…”

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“…Pais demonstram conhecimentos limitados sobre odontologia na primeira infância, bem como desconhecem o risco de crianças pequenas desenvolverem doenças como a cárie dentária (FERREIRA et al, 2010), contudo, a literatura (STOCCO e BALDANI, 2011;VIEIRA e KARBAGE, 2011;SILVA et al, 2013) mostra que, quando ocorre intervenções educativas com mães e cuidadores acerca da importância dos aspectos nutricionais, dietéti-cos, higiênicos e outros relativos aos cuidados básicos de saúde bucal tende a resultar em uma redução desta doença. O aparecimento da cárie em crianças de baixa idade está, em geral, diretamente relacionado à desinformação dos pais e responsáveis (BRASIL, 2012).…”

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Conhecimento De Pais/Cuidadores Sobre Saúde Bucal Na Infância

2018

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RESUMO:A informação acerca da importância dos aspectos nutricionais, higiênicos e outros relativos aos cuidados básicos de saúde bucal tende a resultar em uma redução da doença cárie. Objetivou-se avaliar o conhecimento de pais/cuidadores sobre saúde bucal na infância. Estudo quantitativo, transversal comparativo, realizado no período de outubro/2015 a março/2016 em uma unidade de atenção primária à saúde. A amostra de 62 pais/cuidadores foi dividida em dois grupos: com puericultura odontológica e sem puericultura odontológica. O instrumento de coleta de dados consistiu de formulário com perguntas fechadas. Maior adesão e frequência diária de escovação dentária, maior número de crianças com primeira consulta ao dentista, menor consumo diário de açúcar e doces e maior consumo de verduras e suco sem açúcar foram achados do grupo com puericultura odontológica. Pais/cuidadores que receberam orientações do cirurgião-dentista sobre cuidados em saúde bucal demonstraram maior conhecimento e melhores práticas relativos a este tema quando comparados àqueles que não receberam. PALAVRAS-CHAVE:Conhecimento; Saúde bucal; Crianças. PARENTS´ AND CARETAKERS´ KNOWLEDGE ON MOUTH HEALTH IN CHILDHOODABSTRACT: Information on nutritional, hygiene and other health-related data on mouth health decreases caries. Knowledge of parents and caretakers on mouth health of children is discussed by a quantitative, transversal and comparative study undertaken between October 2015 and March 2016 at a basic health unit. Sample comprising 62 parents/ caretakers was divided into two groups: with and without dentistry care. Data were collected by a form with closed questions. The group with dentistry care showed a greater adhesion and daily teeth brushing, a greater number of children in their first visit to the dentist, low daily intake of sugar and sweets, greater uptake of vegetables and sugar-less juice. Parents and caretakers who received guidelines by the dentist on mouth health were better informed and practiced the given instructions, when compared with the group without any dentistry directions.

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Avaliação da participação de mães em um programa de prevenção e controle de cáries e doenças periodontais para lactentes

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Changes in Oral Health-related Behavior of Infants following a Preventive Program of Continuing Education Directed to their Parents

Changes in Oral Health-related Behavior of Infants following a Preventive Program of Continuing Education Directed to their Parents

Impact of dental orientation given to mothers during pregnancy on oral health of their children

Conhecimento De Pais/Cuidadores Sobre Saúde Bucal Na Infância

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