Impacto das condições bucais na qualidade de vida em servidores públicos municipais

Abstract

impacto das condições bucais na qualidade de vida em servidores públicos municipaisThe impact of oral conditions in the quality of life f municipal civil servants

Association between temporomandibular disorder symptoms and demographic, dental and behavioral factors in the elderly: a populationbased cross-sectional study

“…With regard to age, it is believed that older people tend to develop better resilience in SS, adapting to the changes resulting from aging 5,41 . Moreover, in the course of the aging process, the elderly, for the most part, tend to conform to the deterioration of their health and, therefore, believe that oral problems are an unavoidable consequence of aging 4,42 . In this study, only elderly individuals between 65 and 74 years old were included, based on the criteria recommended by the WHO for epidemiological studies on oral health 29 .…”

Qualidade de vida e condições de saúde bucal de hipertensos e diabéticos em um município do Sudeste Brasileiro

“…Concerning OHRQL, there are plenty of cases in literature, determined by OHIP-14 11,12,14,15,23,37,44,45 , related to OHCC in adults and elderly people. Although some of these studies are related to diabetic people 47 , researches which include both conditions (SAH and DM) 48 are rare.…”

“…In this way, subjective indicators, based on self-perception and related to social, demographic, economical, psychological and behavioural factors, can fit the purpose of this research and be enlightening, mainly if they inform how specific conditions affect people's welfare and daily lives 10,11 . Therefore, quality of life has been frequently associated to Oral Health Clinical Conditions (OHCC) [10][11][12][13][14][15] . However, the World Health Organization (WHO) has officially recognized the importance of an agenda when it presented, as global goal, the decrease of the impact of health and craniofacial diseases on human health and the psychosocial development among populations 16 .…”

Halitosis and Quality of Life in Adolescence: A Pilot Study

“…Os adolescentes que participaram da avaliação fazem tratamento odontológico preventivo no CAAA da Unifesp e a maior parte da população deste estudo não apresentou escores altos para diminuição da qualidade de vida (Gráfico 3). Estudos sugerem que populações com maior acesso a tratamento odontológico preventivo apresentam escores reduzidos do OHIP-14, e, consequentemente, melhores níveis para qualidade de vida quando relacionados com a saúde bucal, independente da classe econômica (CHAPELIN, 2008;MIOTTO, 2013).…”