2014
DOI: 10.1016/s2395-9215(16)30038-1
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Prevalencia de las maloclusiones asociada con hábitos bucales nocivos en una muestra de mexicanos

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“…On the other hand, Mendoza 13 mentions that tongue interposition is the most common pernicious habit in the population, which coincides with our results, and the habits that follow in frequency appear in a very similar order to our study. This indicates that there is a constant development of these habits, and therefore, it is important to take the necessary measures to reduce the appearance of pernicious habits and thus reduce www.medigraphic.org.mx the prevalence of malocclusions.…”
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confidence: 92%
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“…On the other hand, Mendoza 13 mentions that tongue interposition is the most common pernicious habit in the population, which coincides with our results, and the habits that follow in frequency appear in a very similar order to our study. This indicates that there is a constant development of these habits, and therefore, it is important to take the necessary measures to reduce the appearance of pernicious habits and thus reduce www.medigraphic.org.mx the prevalence of malocclusions.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Por otro lado, Mendoza y su equipo 13 mencionan que la interposición lingual es el hábito pernicioso más común en la población, lo cual coincide con nuestros resultados, y los hábitos que siguen en frecuencia aparecen en un orden muy parecido a nuestro estudio. Lo anterior nos indica que existe una constante en el desarrollo de dichos hábitos y, por ende, es importante tomar las medidas necesarias para disminuir la aparición de hábitos perniciosos para así disminuir la prevalencia de maloclusiones.…”
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“…According to the world health organization (WHO), it occupies the third place among the most prevalent oral disorders. 5,6 Within the spectrum of malocclusion, dental crowding stands out, which is described as the discrepancy between the available space and the required space according to the size and anatomy of the teeth. If the space is reduced, this can produce crowding and dental rotations (Figure 1) therefore, the temporary dentition in this pathology is crucial since it guides the eruption of the permanent teeth, thus establishing the ideal occlusion.…”
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Dental crowding: a review

Rosas López Portillo,
Gámez Valenzuela,
Rosas Alcaraz
et al. 2024
Int J Res Med Sci
“…Los factores genéticos son características que han sido adquiridas a través de las generaciones; por otro lado, los medio ambientales son factores externos, como la succión, que pueden modificar las características craneofaciales. (1,7) . En estos se pueden encontrar los que contribuyen con el buen desarrollo y crecimiento de la morfología definitiva de los maxilares y de la oclusión dentaria, como también, los que son nocivos para la misma.…”
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