Extent of differences in dental caries in permanent teeth between childhood and adulthood in 26 countries

Bernabé, Eduardo; Sheiham, Aubrey

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“…Changes in the overall pattern of dental caries in different populations and age groups have manifested themselves as a significant decline in caries prevalence since the mid-1970s [Marthaler, 2004;Bernabé and Sheiham, 2014;Lagerweij and van Loveren, 2015; WHO, 2015]. This decline has been followed by a reduction in the rate of caries progression, favoring early diagnosis and management of the caries process.…”

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Occlusal Caries: Biological Approach for Its Diagnosis and Management

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The management of occlusal caries still remains a major challenge for researchers as well as for general practitioners. The present paper reviews and discusses the most up-to-date knowledge and evidence of the biological principles guiding diagnosis, risk assessment, and management of the caries process on occlusal surfaces. In addition, it considers the whole spectrum of the caries process on occlusal surfaces, ranging from the molecular ecology of occlusal biofilms to the management of deep occlusal caries lesions. Studies using molecular methods with focus on biofilms in relation to occlusal caries should explore the relationship between the function and the structural composition of these biofilms to understand the role of occlusal biofilms in caries development. State-of-the-art measures to evaluate risk for occlusal caries lesion activity, caries incidence, and progression should include the assessment of the occlusal biofilm and the stage of tooth eruption. Careful clinical examination of non-cavitated lesions, including assessment of the lesion activity status, remains the major tool to determine the immediate treatment need and to follow on the non-operative treatment outcome. Even medium occlusal caries lesions in the permanent dentition may be treated by non-invasive fissure sealing. By extending the criteria for non-invasive treatments, traditional restoration of occlusal surfaces can be postponed or even avoided, and the dental health in children and adolescents can be improved. Selective removal (incomplete) to soft dentin in deep carious lesions has greater success rates than stepwise excavation. Selective (complete) removal to firm dentin has a lower success rate due to increased pulp exposure.

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“…Перекусы сладкими продуктами в перерывах между основными приемами пищи не только нарушают режим питания, снижают аппетит, приводят к перееданию, но и угрожают развитием кариеса. Результаты недавно проведенных исследований показывают, что для про-филактики кариеса целесообразно более низкое содер-жание сахара в рационах питания -менее 5% от общей калорийности [45,48]. На основании новых научных данных Всемирная организация здравоохранения пред-полагает к 2020 г. осуществить пересмотр действующих рекомендаций и принять решения об ограничении уровня потребления сахара [43].…”

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Sugar and Salt in a Young Child’s Diet: Effect on Health

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Боровик²,

Семёнова³

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Vopr. sovr. pediatr.

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“…For example, based on the aforementioned data bank, the mean number of decayed, missing and filled deciduous teeth is 1.7 in Saudi Arabia, 2.3-2.7 in the Syrian Arab Republic and Kuwait and 3.4 in Jordan and Lebanon (4)(5)(6). Dental caries increases with age in Middle East countries (7). More than 90% of cases of dental caries throughout the Eastern Mediterranean Region remain untreated, leading to rising rates of edentulousness in older populations (8).…”

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Adherence of preventative oral care products in the Syrian market to evidence-based international recommendations

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Nakhleh³

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East Mediterr Health J

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No study has investigated the availability and adherence of preventive oral care products on the Syrian market to evidence-based international recommendations. Data were collected in 2012, and updated in 2016, in terms of availability, characteristics and adherence to evidence-based international recommendations. Few preventive products adhered to the recommendations. Despite the large decrease in the number of oral care products on the Syrian market, due to the Syrian crisis, nonadherence of some of the available products is still present. A multisectorial approach at a policy level is needed to address such important limitations. The Syrian Ministry of Health should reform regulations for fluoride products to become subject to drug monitoring systems; the Syrian Arab Committee for Measurements and Standards needs to update its standards; and the Syrian General Dental Association should distribute a preventive booklet to dental practitioners. ‫األدلة‬ ‫إىل‬ ‫املستندة‬ Conformité des produits de soins dentaires préventifs du marché syrien avec les recommandations internationales fondées sur des données probantesRÉSUMÉ Aucune étude n'a examiné à ce jour la disponibilité et la conformité des produits de soins dentaires préventifs sur le marché syrien avec les recommandations internationales fondées sur des données probantes. Des données ont été collectées en 2012, et mises à jour en 2016, en ce qui concerne la disponibilité, les caractéristiques et la conformité de ces produits avec les recommandations internationales fondées sur des données probantes. Peu de produits préventifs étaient conformes aux recommandations. Malgré une forte diminution du nombre de produits de soins dentaires sur le marché syrien du fait de la crise actuelle dans le pays, la non-conformité de certains produits disponibles reste d'actualité. Une approche multisectorielle au niveau politique est nécessaire pour remédier à ces lacunes importantes. Le ministère syrien de la Santé doit réformer les réglementations existantes sur les produits à base de fluor afin que ceux-ci soient soumis à des systèmes de suivi des médicaments ; le Comité arabe syrien des mesures et des normes doit mettre à jour ses normes ; et l'Association de dentisterie générale syrienne doit distribuer une plaquette de prévention à l'intention des praticiens dentaires. ‫املتوسط‬ ‫لرشق‬ ‫الصحية‬ ‫املجلة‬ ‫العرشون‬ ‫و‬ ‫الثاين‬ ‫املجلد‬ ‫السادس‬ ‫العدد‬ 405

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Extent of differences in dental caries in permanent teeth between childhood and adulthood in 26 countries

Abstract: Large differences in experience of dental caries in permanent teeth were found between childhood and adulthood.

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Occlusal Caries: Biological Approach for Its Diagnosis and Management

Occlusal Caries: Biological Approach for Its Diagnosis and Management

Sugar and Salt in a Young Child’s Diet: Effect on Health

Adherence of preventative oral care products in the Syrian market to evidence-based international recommendations

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