2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.cden.2021.06.009
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Eating Disorders in the Adolescent Patient

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“…Nevertheless, they did not express concerns about their weight or appearance [ 22 ]. Despite the tendency for psychological issues to remain hidden during adolescence, these individuals maintained consistent eating patterns and gradually gained weight until undergoing orthodontic treatment [ 23 ]. However, as the orthodontic treatment progressed [ 24 ], they developed unusual eating habits that persisted long after the dental discomfort subsided.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, they did not express concerns about their weight or appearance [ 22 ]. Despite the tendency for psychological issues to remain hidden during adolescence, these individuals maintained consistent eating patterns and gradually gained weight until undergoing orthodontic treatment [ 23 ]. However, as the orthodontic treatment progressed [ 24 ], they developed unusual eating habits that persisted long after the dental discomfort subsided.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although girls are seen at a higher rate among child and adolescent inpatients according to studies conducted in recent years, gender ratio were found to be close to each other in some of them (8,9). It was thought that the high prevalence of diagnoses such as major depressive disorder and eating disorder in our inpatient unit, which are frequently seen in girls, could explain the girl predominance (10,11).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…A diferença determinante entre esses dois transtornos é referente ao peso corporal do indivíduo, pois pacientes com BN geralmente têm peso dentro da faixa ideal para sua altura ou acima, enquanto anoréxicos apresentam magreza extrema (Ranalli;Studen-Pavlovich, 2021). No entanto, ambos compartilham, como um dos primeiros sinais físicos, impactos na saúde bucal (Johansson et al, 2020).…”
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