Prevalência de traumatismo dentário e fatores associados em adolescentes no concelho do Porto

Marinho, Ana Catarina Martins Roleira; Manso, Maria Conceição; Colares, Viviane; Andrade, David

doi:10.1016/j.rpemd.2013.07.004

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“…It was 38.3% (n = 23), which translates into a high prevalence. Various studies present wide-ranging values, from 4.15% to 44.2% 1,11,13,[15][16][17][18][19][20] . This rate varies considerably between studies, since the methodology employed in each differs significantly.…”

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“…The majority of traumatic dental lesions occurred in the maxillary central incisors (primary and permanent) 1,[11][12][13][14][15][18][19][20][27][28] . However, the primary teeth, specifically the primary maxillary central incisors (right or left), were the most affected by trauma.…”

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“…Nonetheless, other studies that include both dentitions refer that, contrary to what this investigation reports, the teeth suffering most trauma were the permanent maxillary central incisors 11,27 . The maxillary central incisors are the set of teeth most affected by trauma probably due to their earlier eruption, being predisposed to a longer exposure period 1 .…”

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“…Dental trauma is considered a public health problem, both due to its high prevalence and the impact it has on the life of who is affected 1 . Its occurrence can have serious consequences and be at the root of various problems, not just physical but also social, psychological, behavioural, functional, aesthetic and economic [1][2] .…”

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“…Its occurrence can have serious consequences and be at the root of various problems, not just physical but also social, psychological, behavioural, functional, aesthetic and economic [1][2] .…”

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Dental trauma in contact sports

Lopes

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2017

RGO, Rev. Gaúch. Odontol.

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ObjectiveInvestigate the prevalence of dental traumas in participants of two contact sports (Judo and Taekwondo) and characterise some related factors. Methods Cross RESUMOObjetivo Investigar a prevalência de traumatismos dentários na população praticante de dois esportes de contacto (Judo e Taekwondo) e caraterizar alguns fatores associados. MétodosEstudo piloto transversal com carácter observacional, realizado com recurso a observação e registo de dados e informações. A amostra foi de 60 indivíduos com idades compreendidas entre os 5 e os 15 anos, de ambos os sexos, praticantes de Judo ou Taekwondo no Parque de Jogos 1º de Maio -INATEL. A análise estatística envolveu medidas de estatística descritiva e estatística inferencial. ResultadosA prevalência de traumatismos dentários na população em estudo foi de 38,3%, em que a maioria ocorreu fora da prática desportiva (82,6%). Apenas 4 crianças sofreram traumatismos durante a prática desportiva, correspondendo a uma prevalência de 6,67%. O único esporte predisponente para o trauma neste estudo foi o Judo. Os dentes mais atingidos foram os incisivos centrais superiores decíduos seguidos dos incisivos centrais superiores definitivos, e a maioria das situações afetou apenas um dente. O lábio foi o tecido mole com maior número de lesões traumáticas registadas. O hábito de utilização de protetor oral teve frequência nula. Verificou-se relação estatisticamente significativa entre a ocorrência de trauma e os fatores de risco estudados. ConclusãoFoi encontrada uma alta prevalência de traumatismos dentários na população estudada. Esta mostrou-se alta no Judo, no entanto no Taekwondo não houve qualquer registo de lesões traumáticas.Termos de indexação: Artes marciais. Protetores bucais. Traumatismos dentários.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Dental trauma in contact sports

Lopes

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2017

RGO, Rev. Gaúch. Odontol.

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Tooth avulsion – case report

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Over two hundred million injuries to anterior teeth attributable to large overjet: a meta‐analysis

Petti¹

2014

Dental Traumatology

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-Background/Aim: The association between large overjet and traumatic dental injuries (TDIs) to anterior teeth is documented. However, observational studies are discrepant and generalizability (i.e. external validity) of meta-analyses is limited. Therefore, this meta-analysis sought to reconcile such discrepancies seeking to provide reliable risk estimates which could be generalizable at global level. Material and Methods: Literature search (years 1990-2014) was performed (Scopus, GOOGLE Scholar, Medline). Selected primary studies were divided into subsets: 'primary teeth, overjet threshold 3-4 mm' (Primary3); 'permanent teeth, overjet threshold 3-4 mm' (Permanent3); 'permanent teeth, overjet threshold 6 AE 1 mm' (Permanent6). The adjusted odds ratios (ORs) were extracted. To obtain the highest level of reliability (i.e. internal validity), the pooled OR estimates were assessed accounting for between-study heterogeneity, publication bias and confounding. Result robustness was investigated with sensitivity and subgroup analyses. Results: Fifty-four primary studies from Africa, America, Asia and Europe were included. The sampled individuals were children, adolescents and adults. Overall, there were >10 000 patients with TDI. The pooled OR estimates resulted 2.31 (95% confidence interval -95CI, 1.01-5.27), 2.01 (95CI, 1.39-2.91) and 2.24 (95CI, 1.56-3.21) for Primary3, Permanent3 and Permant6, respectively. Sensitivity and subgroup analyses corroborated these estimates. Conclusions: Reliability and generalizability of pooled ORs were high enough and made it possible to assess that the fraction of global TDIs attributable to large overjet is 21.8% (95CI, 9.7-34.5%) and that large overjet is co-responsible for 235 008 000 global TDI cases (95CI, 104,760,168,000). This high global burden of TDI suggests that preventive measures must be implemented in patients with large overjet.

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Prevalência de traumatismo dentário e fatores associados em adolescentes no concelho do Porto

Cited by 13 publications

References 29 publications

Dental trauma in contact sports

Dental trauma in contact sports

Tooth avulsion – case report

Over two hundred million injuries to anterior teeth attributable to large overjet: a meta‐analysis

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