2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1442-200x.2009.02888.x
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Abstract: This suggests that periodontal therapy is a protective factor for birthweight.

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“…When the inflammation results in the destruction of tooth supporting tissues, this disease is called periodontitis and the absence of treatment can result in tooth loss, pain and discomfort [5]. Other factors influence the development of periodontal disease such as smoking habit, increased age, genetics, stress, diabetes, unfavorable socioeconomic conditions, poor oral hygiene, among others [2,3,[5][6][7]. Recently, some studies have shown that localized infection in periodontal tissues may interfere in the development of certain systemic diseases, demonstrating an association with the onset of kidney disease, ischemic disease, diabetes, respiratory conditions and prematurity and low birth weight [3,[5][6][7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…When the inflammation results in the destruction of tooth supporting tissues, this disease is called periodontitis and the absence of treatment can result in tooth loss, pain and discomfort [5]. Other factors influence the development of periodontal disease such as smoking habit, increased age, genetics, stress, diabetes, unfavorable socioeconomic conditions, poor oral hygiene, among others [2,3,[5][6][7]. Recently, some studies have shown that localized infection in periodontal tissues may interfere in the development of certain systemic diseases, demonstrating an association with the onset of kidney disease, ischemic disease, diabetes, respiratory conditions and prematurity and low birth weight [3,[5][6][7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…26 A associação entre fatores sociodemográficos e peso ao nascer tem sido destacada na literatura, o que pode ser devido à íntima relação das causas sociais com a desnutrição e infecções. 5,9,10 Observou-se que o IMC pré--gestacional das mães entre 25 e 30 kg/m² revelou-se como fator protetor da ocorrência de BPN/prematuridade (OR: 0,28; p=0,05).…”
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“…3,4 Embora se acredite que os fatores condicionantes e determinantes do BPN se inter-relacionem de forma complexa e se originam de condições biológicas, sociais e ambientais às quais a mulher está exposta durante a gestação, ainda faltam achados mais consistentes sobre os determinantes para esse agravo. [5][6][7] A prematuridade é definida como a gestação concluída entre a 20ª e a 37ª semanas ou entre 140 e 257 dias após o primeiro dia da última menstruação. 8 Ela decorre de circunstâncias diversas e imprevisíveis, comprometendo custo social e financeiro à sociedade em geral, o que demanda, também, capacidade técnica e equipamentos nem sempre disponíveis na estrutura assistencial, requerendo cuidados de maior nível de complexidade.…”
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“…An epidemiological study with a non-random sample in Taiwan from 2007-8 indicated that increasing age, poor toothbrushing knowledge and low socioeconomic status (SES) are potential risk factors of the disease (Lai et al, 2008). In spite of this, advantages of periodontal care during pregnancy on birth outcomes have been previously documented in clinical trials and intervention studies (Cruz et al, 2010;Jeffcoat et al, 2011;Radnai et al, 2009;Tarnnum and Faizuddin, 2007). Kim et al (2012) proved reduced risk only for high risk pregnant women in a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials on scaling and root planing treatment.…”
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confidence: 99%