Condition of periodontal tissues and occlusion in people living in an area with a higher than optimal level of  fluoride in drinking water

Proc, Patrycja; Lubowiedzka-Gontarek, Beata; Szydłowska-Walendowska, Beata; Wochna-Sobańska, Magdalena

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“…Информация о распространенности и тяжести нарушений прикуса у населения в очагах природного гиперфтороза немногочисленна и противоречива. Одни авторы приводят данные о меньшей [1][2][3][4][5], другие -о большей [6][7][8], третьи -о сопоставимой частоте ЗЧА у детей данной группы [9,10] переменные «возраст -распространенность ФЗ»: χ 2 = 0,248; df = 1; р = 0,619 / variables "age -prevalence FD": χ 2 = 0,248; df = 1; р = 0,619 переменные «пол -распространенность ФЗ»: χ 2 = 0,158; df = 1; р = 0,691 / variables "gender -prevalence of FD": χ 2 =0,158; df = 1; р = 0,691 переменные «возраст -клинические формы ФЗ»: χ 2 = 2,210; df = 5; р = 0,819 / variables "age -clinical forms of FD": χ 2 = 2,210; df = 5; р = 0,819 переменные «пол -клинические формы ФЗ»: χ 2 = 2,485; df = 5; р = 0,779 / variables "gender -clinical forms of FD": χ 2 = 2,485; df = 5; р = 0,779 м -лица мужского пола, ж -лица женского пола / m -male persons, f -female persons…”

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Malocclusion index assessment in schoolchildren in the endemic fluorosis area (pilot study). Part I

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Relevance. There are a lot of publications on the assessment of dental caries and fluorosis in children in the fluoride endemic areas. The studies on the analysis of the prevalence and severity of malocclusion in these children are few and contradictory. The aim of the study was to assess the prevalence and severity of malocclusion in schoolchildren in the endemic fluorosis areas. Materials and methods.A cross-sectional dental examination was performed according to the WHO method with a calibration expert in 361 schoolchildren aged 12 and 15 years old living in the areas with highly fluoridated drinking water (1.5-4.5 ppm). The clinical forms of dental fluorosis were assessed by the WHO classification and the prevalence and severity of malocclusion were evaluated by the DAI index. The obtained information was processed using the SPSS ® Statistics 23.0 software. Results. A high prevalence of dental fluorosis was revealed in the examined schoolchildren with the predominance of mild forms of pathology. Most of the children had malocclusion; mild malocclusion was most often diagnosed.Conclusions. The study did not reveal any differences between the occurrence and severity of fluoride induced dental lesions, malocclusion in the studied age and sex groups. The prevalence and severity of malocclusion were comparable in the samples of students without dental fluorosis and with various clinical forms of this pathology.

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“…Поступила / Article received 01. 10.2020 Поступила после рецензирования / Revised 12. 10.2020 Принята к публикации / Accepted 30.…”

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Malocclusion index assessment in schoolchildren in the endemic fluorosis area (pilot study). Part I

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Condition of periodontal tissues and occlusion in people living in an area with a higher than optimal level of fluoride in drinking water

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Malocclusion index assessment in schoolchildren in the endemic fluorosis area (pilot study). Part I

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