Mouth breathing habit: a review

Wasnik, Milind; Kulkarni, Suhas; Gahlod, Niharika; Khekade, Sneha; Bhattad, Durga; Shukla, Harshita

doi:10.18203/2394-6040.ijcmph20205742

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“…Pul-monary problems manifested as short breath, dyspnea, and asthma were correlated with the existence of such altered alleles. 34,35 Asthma may lead to mouth breathing 36 with a high arched palate as one of the stomatognathic consequences of oral breathing. 37 These results could validate the high palatal arch displayed (32%).…”

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Oro‐dental features in Egyptian patients with familial mediterranean fever

Abouzaid

Hassib

Hamed

et al. 2021

Special Care in Dentistry

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Introduction Familial Mediterranean fever (FMF) is an episodic inflammatory disease that is inherited as an autosomal recessive trait. It is primarily featured by fever, pain in joints, chest, and abdomen due to Serositis. Aim This study delineated the oro‐facial structures presented associated with FMF, as well as, the determination of the potential influences of the long‐term inflammatory process of FMF on several oral structures. Methods Fifty eight Egyptian FMF patients were examined to define different oro‐facial structures. Serum amyloid A (SAA) was requested for the selected patients, MEFV gene mutation was also investigated. Results The clinical examination revealed peritonitis in 79%, fever in 63.7%, and arthritis in 55% of FMF patients examined, while, oral features as high arched palate, enamel defect, dental malocclusion, and macroglossia in 32%, 27.5%. 26%, and 13.5%, respectively. The previous symptoms might be attributed to the pathology of the disease. Macroglossia when tested versus SAA levels, a highly significant difference was detected. The ROC curve when examining the SAA value to assess macroglossia, displayed reasonable sensitivity and specificity values of, 87.5% and 77.8%, respectively. Conclusion The noticed oro‐dental in FMF patients might be influenced by the chronic inflammatory process.

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Oro‐dental features in Egyptian patients with familial mediterranean fever

Abouzaid

Hassib

Hamed

et al. 2021

Special Care in Dentistry

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“…5 Etiologi mouth breathing bersifat multifaktor, terkait dengan malformasi, kebiasaan buruk, penyakit saluran napas, maupun genetik. 6 Penyebab paling umum adalah obstruksi atau hambatan di daerah nasofaring, meningkatkan resistensi hidung yang kemudian diinduksi oleh berbagai faktor mekanis, termasuk hipertrofi adenotonsil, hipertrofi konka, rinitis alergi, penyakit infeksi atau inflamasi, serta deviasi septum nasal. Setelah faktor mekanis ini dihilangkan, mouth breathing dapat terus berlanjut dalam banyak kasus karena telah terbiasa.…”

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“…Berkurangnya fungsi pernapasan hidung menyebabkan perubahan postur lidah yang pada akhirnya menghasilkan posisi mandibula yang lebih rendah, dan palatum yang tinggi dan sempit, yang menyebabkan perubahan aktivitas otot leher dan wajah yang mengarah pada gangguan perkembangan gigi dan wajah. 6…”

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“…Uji diagnostik yang dapat dilakukan yaitu mirror test, Massler's water holding test, Massler Zwemer butterfly test/cotton test, inductive plethysmography (rhinometry), dan sefalometri. 1,6,13,15 Perawatan mouth breathing dimulai dengan mengetahui penyebabnya pada anak. Prosedur yang dapat dilalakukan untuk menghilangkan obstruksi saluran napas yang menyebabkan mouth breathing pada anak, yaitu medikasi, pembedahan, septoplasi, tonsilektomi dan adenoidektomi; atau dilakukan metode koreksi berupa melatih seal bibir, penggunaan oral screen, dan rapid maxillary expansion (RME).…”

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Mouth breathing and dentocraniofacial changes in children

Hamudeng¹,

Salsabila²

2022

MDJ

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Breathing is a vital process for the human body that occurs normally through the nose. One of the most common oral habits in children is mouth breathing. Mouthbreathing is a respiratory dysfunction that affects approximately 10-15% of the pediatric po-pulation. The etiology is multifactorial, with the most common cause is obstruction in the nasopharynx. Mouth breathing has wide-ranging consequences and involves different areas of the body, including the mouth, craniofacial development, upper and lower airway. This paper is aimed to determine the impact of mouth breathing on dentocraniofacial changes in children; using literaturestudy by collecting sources that relevant to the topic, processing data using the matrix method, and synthesizing infor-mation from journals that are used as references. It was concluded that mouth breathing habit in the children population have an impact to dentocraniofacial changes.

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“…Kebiasaankebiasaan yang dapat mempengaruhi karies, penyakit periodontal, dan maloklusi adalah teknik dan waktu penyikatan gigi yang kurang baik dan benar, seberapa banyak mengkonsumi makanan/minumam yang mengandung gula, seberapa sering mengemil di antara waktu makan utama, menghisap bibir atau jari, menggigit kuku, bernafas melalui mulut, dan mengerotngerotkan gigi. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] Menurut data RISKESDAS 2018 pada kelompok umur 3-4 tahun, sebanyak 86,7% menyikat gigi setiap hari dan sebanyak 1,1% melakukannya di waktu yang benar. Pada kelompok umur 5-9 tahun, sebanyak 93,2% menyikat gigi setiap hari dan sebanyak 1,4% melakukannya di waktu yang benar.…”

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Pengaruh Penyuluhan Dampak Kebiasaan Buruk terhadap Susunan Gigi serta Kebersihan Gigi dan Mulut pada Komunitas Orang Tua TK Al Hidayah II, Kelapa Gading

Komala¹,

Margaretha²,

Sandra³

et al. 2022

j. abdimas. kesehat. terpadu.

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Caries, periodontal disease, and malocclusion are the most common problems. The cause can be in the form of habits such as the technique and timing of brushing teeth that are not good and correct, the habit of sucking lips or fingers, biting nails, breathing through the mouth, and grinding teeth. These habits are still experienced by some students of TK Al-Hidayah 2 who are participants of this activity. As many as 21.62% of parents have less knowledge and 24.32% of parents have sufficient knowledge about dental and oral health and habits that can affect it. Extension activities are carried out by providing material and conducting questions and answers with parents of students and providing goodie bags. Posttest was also conducted to find out feedback from students on the material provided. The results of training counseling on maintaining oral health for parents and teachers at Alhidayah 2 Kindergarten, Kelapa Gading. conducted through the media webinars showed satisfactory results. There is an increase in the mean of 1 correct answer from pre-test to post-test which is statistically significant (t-count>t-table).

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Mouth breathing habit: a review

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Oro‐dental features in Egyptian patients with familial mediterranean fever

Oro‐dental features in Egyptian patients with familial mediterranean fever

Mouth breathing and dentocraniofacial changes in children

Pengaruh Penyuluhan Dampak Kebiasaan Buruk terhadap Susunan Gigi serta Kebersihan Gigi dan Mulut pada Komunitas Orang Tua TK Al Hidayah II, Kelapa Gading

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