Association between halitosis and mouth breathing in children

Motta, Lara Jansiski; Bachiega, Joanna Carolina; Guedes, Carolina Cardoso; Laranja, Lorena Tristão; Bussadori, Sandra Kalil

doi:10.1590/s1807-59322011000600003

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“…et al 137 determined whether there was any correlation between halitosis and mouth breathing among 55 children between 3 and 14 years of age, divided into two groups (nasal and mouth breathing). Perinetti et al 138 investigated whether malocclusion traits correlated with body posture alterations among 122 young subjects, in order to determine possible clinical applications.…”

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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] A review of recent pediatric research published in Brazilian indexed journals

Rocha-e-Silva

Gomes

2012

Sao Paulo Med. J.

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Notice is hereby given of the retraction of the article specified below. This retraction is the free initiative of the authors of the said article. The authors declare that this article constitutes reportage on recently published articles appeared in the Brazilian scientific press and therefore contains no newly published results. It was written for the information of readers of Sao Paulo Medical Journal. It is retracted because as a consequence of an honest error, it was not prepared in observance of good practices for reviewing of previously published literature. The retraction is formally approved by the Editors of Sao Paulo Medical Journal. ABSTRACTThis review surveys articles appertaining to the general field of pediatrics that have been published in Brazilian scientific periodicals over recent years. Its main purpose was to bring to the attention of the readership of the São Paulo Medical Journal original contributions from specialty and non-specialty journals. We hope that this can be seen as a general scientific update for the readers. We have covered articles appearing in Brazilian ISI-indexed journals, following a PubMed search. RESUMOEsta revisão cobre artigos pertencentes ao campo geral de pediatria publicados em revistas científicas brasileiras nos últimos anos. Seu principal objetivo é chamar a atenção dos leitores de São Paulo Medical Journal para contribuições originais de revistas especializadas e não especializadas. Oferecemos esta coletânea como uma atualização científica em geral para os leitores. Foram cobertos artigos publicados em revistas brasileiras indexadas no ISI, após uma busca PubMed.I MD, PhD. Editor, Hospital das Clínicas (HC),

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[RETRACTED ARTICLE] A review of recent pediatric research published in Brazilian indexed journals

Rocha-e-Silva

Gomes

2012

Sao Paulo Med. J.

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“…They are also devoid of the subjectivity and influence of other factors like age, gender, time of day, etc., which are the drawbacks of organoleptic method [26][27][28]. Few studies reported in the literature, till this date, have used Breath alert as an assessment tool for oral malodour [9,29,30].…”

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Evaluation of the Efficacy of G32 (Commercially Available Ayurvedic Preparation) in Reducing Halitosis – A Randomized Controlled Trial

Patil

Acharya

Hathiwala³

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“…The authors found a statistically significant association between halitosis and mouth breathing (8).…”

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Bad breath and its association with age and gender

Panov

2016

Scripta Scientifica Medicinae Dentalis

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Halitosis is a health condition associated with an unpleasant odor from the oral cavity. The origin of bad breath may be related to systemic and oral conditions, but the large percentage of cases (about 85%) are related to oral factors.Our aim was to investigate the presence and degree of halitosis in healthy patients and to compare it according to age and gender. We examined 79 healthy patients with an apparatus to measure bad breath -HC-212SF FitScan Breath Checker of Tanita Corporation of America, Inc.We obtained a result of 0.87 for the group under 18 years old, 1 for the group 19-51 years old and 1.5 for the group over 51 years. In our study the average value was 0.88 for men and 1.39 for women.Of all tested individuals about one-third did not show any bad odor, while 77 percent had some degree of positive result. Considering the condition in relation to gender, we observed that 43% of men and 25% of women do not have a bad breath odor. About 29% had the lowest positive value (1), value 2 -about 28% and only 1.3% had a very high degree of halitosis.This study indicates augmentation of the values of bad breath with the increasing of age. Women suffer from halitosis more often. In all age groups we observed higher degree of bad breath in women.

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Association between halitosis and mouth breathing in children

Cited by 76 publications

References 13 publications

[RETRACTED ARTICLE] A review of recent pediatric research published in Brazilian indexed journals

[RETRACTED ARTICLE] A review of recent pediatric research published in Brazilian indexed journals

Evaluation of the Efficacy of G32 (Commercially Available Ayurvedic Preparation) in Reducing Halitosis – A Randomized Controlled Trial

Bad breath and its association with age and gender

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