2011
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-81232011000400032
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Atenção odontológica e práticas de higiene bucal em instituições de longa permanência geriátricas

Abstract: Atenção odontológica e práticas de higiene bucal em instituições de longa permanência geriátricasDental care and oral hygiene practices in long-term geriatric care institutions Resumo Este estudo avaliou a atuação de cirurgiões-dentistas (CD) nas instituições de longa per

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“…11 In Brazil, we can see a poor oral health among elderly, with many citizens without teeth and few people free of dental and periodontal problems. 4,5,13,14 On this, Quilombola elderly women are not exempt; all reported to be partially or fully edentulous. Overall, difficulty chewing, bad breath and embarrassment of not having healthy teeth are factors that greatly affect the quality of life of edentulous patients.…”
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“…11 In Brazil, we can see a poor oral health among elderly, with many citizens without teeth and few people free of dental and periodontal problems. 4,5,13,14 On this, Quilombola elderly women are not exempt; all reported to be partially or fully edentulous. Overall, difficulty chewing, bad breath and embarrassment of not having healthy teeth are factors that greatly affect the quality of life of edentulous patients.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…Overall, difficulty chewing, bad breath and embarrassment of not having healthy teeth are factors that greatly affect the quality of life of edentulous patients. 5,14 Based on information and knowledge built, influenced by previous experience and social and cultural norms, self-perceived health is the interpretation that person makes of their health and illness experiences in context of their own daily life. 15 In dentistry, the evaluation of self-perceived oral health in an important routine basis is that encourages adoption of healthy behaviors, and yet allow community participation in policy formulation and social decisions, in addition to making possible a more effective approach to the subject by health professionals.…”
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