Práticas e significados de saúde bucal: um estudo qualitativo com mães de crianças atendidas na Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina

Robles, Ana Carolina Couto; Grosseman, Suely; Bosco, Vera Lúcia

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“…Also, many parents do not have skills to perform the oral hygiene on uncooperative children. In fact, dentist is not among the first health professionals that parents search because they think a visit to dentist could cause more pain and uncomfort to their children …”

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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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“…The methodology used in the present study followed the same as that used by Robles, Grosseman and Bosco (2010). These authors evaluated the practices and meanings of oral health in non-disabled children between the ages of three and ten years, treated at the Federal University of Santa Catarina.…”

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“…8. what have you learned about mouth care since children started treatment at the UFU School of Dentistry? (ROBLES, 2005). To maintain anonymity, the mothers were denominated as M1, M2, M3, M4, M5, M6, M7, M8, M9 and M10.…”

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“…Regarding to oral health, the awareness by health professionals of the reality of their patients allows for an approach that is more tailored to their needs. This understanding can be strengthened by qualitative studies (ROBLES; GROSSEMAN; BOSCO, 2010). Considering that the number of disabled children with demand dental care has increased due to the improvement in the expectation and quality of life, dental caries is the need for more prevalent unmet health care (LIU et al, 2014) and that in the literature consulted few qualitative studies on the subject were performed, it is justified to carry out studies of this nature with this specific population.…”

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Meanings and practices of oral health: a qualitative study with mothers of disabled children

Marques

Oliveira

et al. 2020

Biosci. J.

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The aim of this study was to understand the meanings and oral health practices of ten mothers of disabled children between the ages of zero and three years. The qualitative method was used. The data was collected by means of a semi-structured interview and were recorded, transcribed and analysed using the Thematic Content Analysis. Regarding to the oral health care of the mothers, three reported difficult and traumatising experiences and three did not have much contact with dentists during their childhood. Regarding to the children, the age of their first visit to the dentist varied from three months to two years and six months, and the reason for this appointment for seven children was referral by their doctor or by the Association of Parents and Friends of the Exceptional. Seven mothers reported that they brushed the teeth of their children at least twice a day and only two cited the importance of regular dental appointments. For two mothers, the meaning of oral health was to have a perfect smile and for four others, maintain oral hygiene. Half of the mothers related oral health to general health. All reported that dental caries is related to diet and lack of care regarding to oral hygiene. It was possible to conclude that for this group of mothers, oral health has an important meaning and that oral health practices are based on a healthy diet and brushing. Although mothers of disabled children have presented positive attitudes, in general, the results indicated limited knowledge about oral health. The results showed the importance of considering the point of view of the mothers as data of analysis bringing greater proximity with the reality studied. More qualitative studies should be conducted in order to collaborate with the improvement of the oral condition of disabled children.

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“…Some studies attempted to reflect on the meaning of oral health for mothers or responsible persons regarding the oral hygiene of their children using a method of qualitative approach, because they wanted to verify perceptions, meanings, and understanding about the phenomenon studied (de Abreu et al, 2005;Domingues et al, 2008;Robles et al, 2010;Oliveira & Forte). Other studies used a hybrid Table IV.…”

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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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Práticas e significados de saúde bucal: um estudo qualitativo com mães de crianças atendidas na Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina

Abstract: Práticas e significados de saúde bucal: um estudo qualitativo com mães de crianças atendidas na Universidade Federal de Santa CatarinaPractices and meanings of oral health: a qualitative study with mothers of children assisted at the Federal University of Santa Catarina

Cited by 11 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

Meanings and practices of oral health: a qualitative study with mothers of disabled children

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

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