Conhecimentos e práticas em saúde bucal de mães que freqüentaram um programa odontológico de atenção materno-infantil

Moura, Lúcia de Fátima Almeida de Deus; Moura, Marcoeli Silva de; Toledo, Orlando Ayrton de

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“…Families must understand that preventive actions, such as daily brushing and regular visits to the dentist, avoid more complex situations . In this sense, the dental surgeon can help improve the quality of life of individuals and their families, since disabled people have difficulties keeping good oral hygiene habits, due to their physical and/or mental limitations.…”

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Influence of the quality of life and locus of control of mothers of disabled children on the oral health of their children

Barros

Possobon

Melo

et al. 2017

Special Care in Dentistry

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Influence of the quality of life and locus of control of mothers of disabled children on the oral health of their children

Barros

Possobon

Melo

et al. 2017

Special Care in Dentistry

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“…It was possible to observe a routine control of diet and oral and body hygiene established by the daily protocol, a strategy that should be encouraged in families of non-institutionalized children. When the practice of oral hygiene becomes associated with other practice already established, such as time of body care, the chance of not performing the procedure for any other reason is minimized [27].…”

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Oral Health of Children and Adolescents Victims of Maltreatment Housed in Foster Care: ACase-Control Study

Moura¹,

Sousa²,

Lima³

et al. 2016

Pesqui. bras. odontopediatria clín. integr.

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Objective: To compare the oral health condition of children and adolescents victims of maltreatment housed in foster care with that of children and adolescents that have not been victims of maltreatment. Material and Methods: This is a case-control study with children and adolescents that have not been victims of maltreatment. In Group 1, the population was composed of 56 children victims of abuse housed in foster care. Group 2 was composed of an equal number of children and adolescents attending pediatric dentistry clinic at UFPI. Both groups were matched for sex and age. Data collection was divided into two phases: questionnaire application to children's parents / guardians and clinical examination of the oral cavity. The questionnaire was composed of questions about socioeconomic variables, reasons for admission in the foster care and oral healthrelated habits. To assess the oral health condition, epidemiological indexes dmft, DMFT and Gingival Bleeding Index (GBI) were determined and soft tissues were inspected to evaluate possible maltreatment sequelae. Results: Neglect was reported as the major cause of entry into the foster care (84%). There were no statistically significant differences between the mean dmft (p=0.240), DMFT (p=0.862) and GBI (p=0.275) values between groups evaluated. No sequelae or lesions characteristic of physical aggression were found; however, all individuals have been institutionalized for more than four months. Conclusion: Child and adolescents victims of maltreatment showed oral health condition similar to that of individuals that have not been victims of maltreatment.

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“…The present study used only the quantitative observational approach, with the application of a questionnaire for mothers of children who attended a Basic Healthcare Unit, aiming to verify their knowledge and attitudes, and relate it to the experience they had with a dentist throughout their lives. Thus, a comparison was made with most studies that were similar in sample design, strategy, and size Bardal et al, 2006;Campos & Lima, 2006;Moura et al, 2007;Faustino-Silva et al;Massoni et al, 2009;da Silva & Forte;da Silva et al, 2013).…”

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Influence of Maternal Satisfaction with the Dentist in Children's Oral Care: Cross-Sectional Study

Rigo

Gnoatto

Rodrigues

et al. 2019

Int. J. Odontostomat.

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RIGO, L.; GNOATTO, M.; RODRIGUES, J. L. S. A.; VIEIRA, W. A.; PEREIRA-DE-OLIVEIRA, V. H. F. & PARANHOS, L. R.Influence of maternal satisfaction with the dentist in children's oral care: cross-sectional study. Int. J. Odontostomat., 13(2):172-179, 2019. ABSTRACT:Childhood is a period of life when the human being is constantly going through progressive steps of psychosocial, physical, and mental development. The quality of hygiene habits of family members will be reflected on the characteristics and attitudes of children, which significantly increases the responsibility of the family in oral hygiene education. The present study aimed to observe the influence of maternal satisfaction with the dentist in children's oral care. This is a cross-sectional design, which sample included 100 mothers from a city in Southern Brazil. From a questionnaire prepared for this purpose and adapted from previous research, the mothers were interviewed from January to July 2015. The results presented showed that most mothers work outside the home (46.4 %) but monitor their children during toothbrushing (50.7 %). For most mothers, the dentist represents satisfaction (37.1 %) and the main reason for seeking the dentist is oral health (44.3 %). It was found that mothers who encourage their children to use dental floss and monitor them during toothbrushing are the mothers who feel satisfied with the dentist (P < 0.05). In addition, mothers know that caries is a disease and its occurrence is related to diet habits, however, they add chocolate milk and sugar to their children's bottle. Thus, it was concluded that satisfaction with the dentist influences mothers on oral hygiene habits adopted by their children regarding the use of dental floss and toothbrushing monitoring.

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Conhecimentos e práticas em saúde bucal de mães que freqüentaram um programa odontológico de atenção materno-infantil

Abstract: Conhecimentos e práticas em saúde bucal de mães que freqüentaram um programa odontológico de atenção materno-infantilKnowledge of oral health and practices among mothers attending a mother-child dental care program

Cited by 19 publications

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Influence of the quality of life and locus of control of mothers of disabled children on the oral health of their children

Influence of the quality of life and locus of control of mothers of disabled children on the oral health of their children

Oral Health of Children and Adolescents Victims of Maltreatment Housed in Foster Care: ACase-Control Study

Influence of Maternal Satisfaction with the Dentist in Children's Oral Care: Cross-Sectional Study

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