Periodontal disease detection in primary and mixed dentitions

Nobre, Cíntia Mirela Guimarães; Fernandes-Costa, Anderson Nicolly; Soares, Mariana Sales de Melo; Pugliesi, Daniela Maria Carvalho; Gurgel, Bruno César de Vasconcelos

doi:10.1007/s40368-016-0248-6

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“…27 Although preschool children with primary dentition are less severely affected, Andrade and Rapp (2002) still reported over 80% children aged between 3 and 6 years had visible bleeding upon probing and had presented with retention factors requiring professional cleaning and treatment. 28 Our findings reflected a similar periodontal condition, in which all participants on average had over 80% of tooth surfaces covered with plaque and with inflamed gingivae at baseline. Nonetheless, both assessments of plaque and gingival inflammation were conducted with visual examination only, without the use of any instruments like a probe.…”

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“…Gingivitis is not uncommon among children and adolescents, with a prevalence of over 60% among children and adolescents 27 . Although preschool children with primary dentition are less severely affected, Andrade and Rapp (2002) still reported over 80% children aged between 3 and 6 years had visible bleeding upon probing and had presented with retention factors requiring professional cleaning and treatment 28 .…”

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Evaluation of visual pedagogy in improving plaque control and gingival inflammation among preschool children with autism spectrum disorder: An interventional study

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Yiu

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Int J Paed Dentistry

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Evaluation of visual pedagogy in improving plaque control and gingival inflammation among preschool children with autism spectrum disorder: An interventional study

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Int J Paed Dentistry

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“…However, it is important to understand the reasons for longterm maintenance of oral and periodontal tissues in adulthood. 22 According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, children and adolescents require periodontal condition registra tion as part of routine dental appointments. Biofilm should be evidenced, thus allowing the identification of sites that may contribute to gingivitis and/or dental car ies.…”

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Impact of Oral Health on the Quality of Life of Preschoolers and Their Families

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Germano

Antunes

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Global Pediatric Health

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The aim of this study was to evaluate how the oral hygiene condition can influence the Oral Health-Related Quality of Life (OHRQoL) of preschoolers and their families. A cross-sectional study was conducted involving 446 children aged 2 to 6 years from public schools located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The groups were dichotomized: regular/poor oral hygiene condition (RPOH) or good oral hygiene condition (GOH). The caregivers answered the Brazilian version of the Early Childhood Oral Health Impact Scale (B-ECOHIS). The average score in the RPOH group was 6.36 (6.35 DP) and GOH was 4.43 (5.35 SD) ( P < .01). In the child subscale, the average of the RPOH and GOH group were, respectively, 4.12 (4.14 DP) and 3.13 (3.66 DP) ( P = .01). In the family subscale, RPOH and GOH group were, respectively, 2.24 (3.12 DP) and 1.29 (2.52 DP) ( P = .01). RPOH group had the greatest impact on OHRQoL.

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“…Godoy et al (16) determinaron que las características microbiológicas en la población pediátrica no se encuentran ampliamente documentadas. Por otro lado, Nobre et al (26) identificaron microorganismos que están presentes en adultos pero no en niños con periodonto sano; sin embargo, se modifican con el cambio de la dentición temporal a mixta por variaciones en el microambiente.…”

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Estado periodontal y microbiota del surco gingival en dentición temporal y mixta. Revisión sistemática

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Antecedentes: Los microorganismos de la biopelícula dental coexisten en relativa armonía. Los cambios microambientales pueden generar un crecimiento excesivo de microorganismos patógenos relacionados con procesos inflamatorios crónicos como gingivitis y periodontitis. La microbiota del surco gingival puede variar sustancialmente dependiendo de las características fisiológicas de niños y adolescentes. Objetivo: Analizar la evidencia sobre la composición bacteriana en niños de 3-12 años y su asociación con el estado gingival y periodontal. Métodos: Se realizó una revisión sistemática mediante una búsqueda en las bases PubMed, SciELO, LiLACS, ProQuest, EBSCO, Web of Science, Scopus y ScienceDirect. Se leyeron títulos, resúmenes y textos completos. Se determinó la calidad y validez de los estudios por medio de las listas Consort y Strobe. Se clasificaron los artículos según nivel de evidencia y grado de recomendación mediante la SIGN. Resultados: Los perfiles microbianos de la biopelícula supra y subgingival en niños son similares en más del 80 % con predominio de Actynomices spp y Streptoccoccus spp, principalmente S. sanguinis. La colonización temprana de la microbiota supra y subgingival se relaciona con la presencia de inflamación gingival en niños de mayor edad. La evidencia sobre condición sistémica, características sociodemográficas, interacción bacteriana, composición microbiana y estado periodontal fue limitada y no concluyente. Conclusión: No existe suficiente evidencia que confirme la relación entre la composición bacteriana con el estado gingival y periodontal en niños de 3-12 años. No obstante, se percibe que, a medida que incrementa la edad, se favorece la presencia de patógenos relacionados con la enfermedad periodontal.

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Periodontal disease detection in primary and mixed dentitions

Abstract: Children presenting with a mixed dentition had worse PI values and PSR scores. It is important to perform periodontal examination in children to diagnose and prevent future periodontal disease and maintain their dentition as well as to identify any associated systemic conditions.

Cited by 9 publications

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Evaluation of visual pedagogy in improving plaque control and gingival inflammation among preschool children with autism spectrum disorder: An interventional study

Evaluation of visual pedagogy in improving plaque control and gingival inflammation among preschool children with autism spectrum disorder: An interventional study

Impact of Oral Health on the Quality of Life of Preschoolers and Their Families

Estado periodontal y microbiota del surco gingival en dentición temporal y mixta. Revisión sistemática

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