Avaliação da Erupção Dentária Decídua em Bebês Considerados de Risco

Abstract

Erupção dentária; Odontopediatria; Saúde bucal. DESCRITORES KEYWORDS Tooth erupti on; Pediatric denti stry; Oral health. Objecti ve: To investi gate the primary tooth erupti on and possible oral pathologies found in infants aged 0 to 3 years considered at risk. Method: A long-term study was performed with 250 children aged 0 to 36 months att ending the "Casa da Mãe Taubateana", Taubaté/SP between January 2005 and July 2006. Two calibrated examiners performed the intraoral clinical examinati on at the dental offi ce of the facility using clinical dental mirror, wooden spatula and gauze. The fallowing variables were examined: gender, weight at birth, pathologies and medicati ons used by the mothers, gestati onal age, and the possibility of these factors infl uencing the erupti on of primary teeth. The collected data were organized and expressed by means of descripti ve stati sti cs. Results: Primary tooth erupti on was delayed in pre-term and low-weight children compared to the children born at term. The percentage of erupti on of 1st tooth in the 2nd semester of life was higher in males (34.4%). The most frequent anatomic alterati on observed in the infants was persistent tectolabial frenum (13.36%) and lip/palate cleft , present in 3% of the infants. Conclusion: The presence of maternal disease and use of medicati ons during pregnancy could not be demonstrated as factors leading to a delay in primary tooth erupti on. However, pre-term and consequently low-weight children presented a mild delay in the beginning of tooth erupti on when compared to the children born at term.

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Natal tooth in preterm newborn: a case report

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Fatores Associados À Mortalidade Do Paciente Com Traumatismo Cranioencefálico Moderado E Grave Na Unidade De Terapia Intensiva Do Hospital Governador Celso Ramos

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