Malocclusion, dental injuries and dental anomalies in the primary dentition of Belgian children

Carvalho, Joana Christina; Vinker, Frans; Declerck, Dominique

doi:10.1046/j.1365-263x.1998.00070.x

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“…in the 6-year-olds. Other authors have also observed this trend and noted that open bite was more common in the early than mature primary dentition [2,13]. In fact, Stahl et al [13] reported a significant (p < 0.001) difference in the frequency of open bite between early and mature primary dentition.…”

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Orthodontic Findings in 4- to 6-year-old Kindergarten Children from Southwest Germany

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“…In fact, 4-year-olds have been reported in the literature to be affected by open-bite situations both more frequently and more severely than older children, which only goes to show that spontaneous improvement with age does occur. [19][20][21] The significantly reduced upper lip length (SN-STO) of the subset of male 4-year-olds might be caused by the presence of lip incompetency because of a shortened upper lip length in open-bite situations. 21 According to Dimaggio et al, 15 the possible reason why the female 4-year-olds with open bite exhibited no significant differences to the agematched control group is a sex-related difference for the position of SN in children showing occlusal abnormalities.…”

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Correlation between occlusal abnormalities and parameters investigated by three-dimensional facial photography

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Objective: To clarify, by three-dimensional (3D) facial scans, if 4-to 6-year-old children with intraoral sagittal discrepancies and open-bite occlusion show differences in facial morphology when compared to children without anomalies. Materials and Methods: Scans of 290 children presenting with occlusal abnormalities were compared to 1772 face scans of age-matched individuals photographed with a faceSCAN IIH 3D data acquisition system. From these, three study groups were formed comprising 188 children with distal occlusion/increased overjet (Class II), 37 with mesial occlusion/inverse overjet (Class III), and 65 with open-bite occlusion. These groups were evaluated by age and gender for each group compared to the control individuals. Results: The Class II group showed statistically significant reduced dimensions of head width, upper face width, and midface length. In addition, the mean values for mouth width and lip thickness were higher, and their upper lips were located more anteriorly than in the control group. The Class III group exhibited more markedly retruded upper lips. The facial profile of female 5-year-old Class III patients was significantly more concave. Patients in the open-bite group showed reduced upper lip length, with differences only being statistically significant in male 4-year-olds. Conclusion: Dental Class II with increased overjet and dental Class III with decreased overjet influence soft tissue morphology and are represented on 3D facial scans. (Angle Orthod. 2013;83:782-789.)

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“…Análoga conclusión se puede extraer de este estudio. Existe unanimidad en todos los estudios (2,10,11,12,13,14,15), incluyendo este mismo, en señalar a los incisivos centrales superiores como los dientes más afectados.…”

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La salud oral en la dentición primaria: (y III) Estudio sobre los traumatismos dentales, las patologías orales y los problemas en el manejo de la conducta en la consulta dental en una muestra de 441 niños de Vigo

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Iglesias Parada 1M La salud oral en la dentición primaria: (y 111) Estudio sobre los traumatismos dentales, las patologías orales y los problemas en el manejo de la conducta en la consulta dental en una muestra de 441 niños de Vigo La salud oral en la dentición primaria:1 (y 111) Estudio sobre los traumatismos dentales, las patologías orales y los problemas en el manejo de la conducta en la consulta dental en una muestra de 441 niños de VigoIglesias Parada IM* RESUMENEl propósito de este estudio dividido en tres partes, es valorar la salud oral en los niños de Vigo con dentición primaria. En esta tercera y última parte, se estudian las prevalencias de los daños por traumatismos dentales, de las patologías orales y de los problemas en el manejo de la conducta de estos niños en la consulta dental. MUES-TRA: 441 niños entre los 14 y 92 meses de edad (edad media 59,6 meses), todos ellos presentan al inicio del estudio dentición primaria. RESULTADOS: el 18,82% de la muestra presenta algún tipo de lesión como consecuencia de traumatismos dentales. Del total de patologías, la patología infecciosa secundaria a la caries dental representa el 40,7% y la exfoliación tardía del diente temporal constituye el 39,8%. Se encuentra una prevalencia de problemas de manejo de la conducta en el 11,3% de los niños. CONCLUSiÓN: Los traumatismos dentales se dan fundamentalmente en los incisivos centrales superiores, la consecuencia más común es el cambio de color del diente. Aproximadamente 1 de cada 10 niños presenta una infección oral como consecuencia de la caries dental. Parece que los niños con conductas de evitación y problemas en el manejo de la conducta con el dentista presentan una salud oral peor.Palabras Clave: Epidemiología. Dentición primaria. Traumatismo dental. Patología oral. Problemas en el manejo de conducta. Prevalencia. ABSTRACTThe purpose of this three-part research is to evaluate the oral health of children from Vigo with temporary dentition. In this third and last part, prevalences of damages because of dental traumatisms, of oral pathologies and of problems with handling of behaviour of those children at the dental c1inic are studied. Sample: 441 children, aged between fourteen and ninety-two months (average age: 59.6 months), all of them with milk teeth at the beginning of the research. Results: The 18,82 precent of the sample show some kind of injury as a consequence of dental traumatisms. The infectious secundary pathology to dental caries represents the 40,7 per cent of the total of pathologies, and belated missing of temporary tooth represents the 38,9 per cent. The prevalence of problems with handling of behaviour of children is 11,3%. Conclusion: Dental traumatisms happen mainly in central higher incisors, the most frecuent consequence is the change of the color of the tooth. Approximately, one of each ten children shows an oral infection as a consequence of dental caries. It seems that children with avoiding behaviours and problems with handling of behaviour show a worse oral health.AVANCES EN ODONTOESTO...

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Malocclusion, dental injuries and dental anomalies in the primary dentition of Belgian children

Abstract: Our findings emphasize the importance of early detection of these oral conditions in order to permit effective and long-term planning, according to the child's individual requirements.

Cited by 92 publications

References 6 publications

Orthodontic Findings in 4- to 6-year-old Kindergarten Children from Southwest Germany

Orthodontic Findings in 4- to 6-year-old Kindergarten Children from Southwest Germany

Correlation between occlusal abnormalities and parameters investigated by three-dimensional facial photography

La salud oral en la dentición primaria: (y III) Estudio sobre los traumatismos dentales, las patologías orales y los problemas en el manejo de la conducta en la consulta dental en una muestra de 441 niños de Vigo

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