Primary Tooth Extraction Pattern Among Turkish Children with Severe Early Childhood Caries Treated Under General Anesthesia

Candan, Merve; Buldur, Burak

doi:10.1590/pboci.2020.030

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“…Moreover in this study most of the extractions were done for 6 yearsold groups, mostly in males in the maxillary arch as compared to the mandibular arch in the 1st quadrant. The age groups of extracted teeth were consistent with the study (Alsheneifi and Hughes, 2001 Candan and Buldur, 2020). It was stated that 'children do not become aware of the loss of a primary incisor prior to age five or six.…”

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“…Statistically significant scores were present in the primary tooth type extracted due to age, gender, arch type and quadrant type. The most common type of tooth that was extracted was the primary central incisor which was similar to some earlier studies (Alamoudi, 1999;Samuel et al, 2018;Candan and Buldur, 2020). A study on parents' perception of the esthetics of maxillary primary incisors that were grossly carious and infected or darkly discolored concluded that parents, primarily mothers, found these conditions to be unattractive and hence were more comfortable with those teeth being extracted (Woo et al, 2005).…”

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Nature and Pattern Of Primary Teeth Extraction Among Children In Chennai City With Early Childhood Caries

2021

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Early childhood caries still remains as one of the main reasons for extractions in children. Many studies have been carried out on the extraction pattern of primary teeth in children, not much information is available regarding its outcome in the Indian population. So this study was aimed at investigating the frequency and type of the primary tooth extracted and the pattern of extraction in the South Indian population. This was a private hospital based retrospective study. The dental records of pediatric patients who had visited the dental hospital located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India from June 2019 to March 2020 were reviewed. Patients who underwent extraction of at least one primary tooth under local or general anesthesia were included in the study. Out of the total of 652 teeth extraction, 351 were of males and 301 females with the most common tooth extracted being the primary upper central incisor (35.53%) at 6 years (43.23%). Chi square test was done to assess the significance of association and there was a significant difference in the tooth extracted with age (p=0.00) and gender (p<0.002) and with arch type (p=0.00) and in the 1st quadrant (p<0.035). Within the limits of the study the most commonly extracted teeth was the primary upper central incisor high frequency in the maxillary arch. Boys were more affected than girls and most of the extractions were done at 5 years of age.

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Nature and Pattern Of Primary Teeth Extraction Among Children In Chennai City With Early Childhood Caries

2021

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“…The K-D tree algorithm is an extension of the binary search tree, which mainly includes two parts. The first refers to a recursive process, where each node represents a spatial range, which can divide data [ 16 ]. Repeatedly selecting dimensions and dividing thresholds where the nodes exist, you can obtain the corresponding child nodes and then continue to expand the results until all data points are included in the process.…”

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A Systematic Study on the Extraction and Image Reproduction of Ceramic Sculpture Artworks

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2022

International Journal of Analytical Chemistry

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In order to solve the research on the extraction of ceramic sculpture artwork patterns, and, in the process of image reproduction, the problem of too few feature points in the object image, the author proposes an image stitching algorithm that combines SIFT and MSER algorithms. After comprehensively analyzing the principles, advantages, and disadvantages of the current main image stitching methods, in terms of feature matching, based on the K-D tree search algorithm, the improved BBF algorithm is used to improve the search efficiency of feature points. In order to remove the possible cracks in the stitching process, an improved multiband fusion algorithm is used to seamlessly stitch the registered images. The results show that the feature points detected by the one-dimensional normal distribution algorithm are on average 0.1%, 0.5%, 1.7%, 4.4%, and 9.2%. The algorithm combining SIFT and MSER to extract feature points can reach 3.6%, 4.6%, 8.4%, 15%, and 19.1%. The experimental results show that the algorithm proposed by the author can extract more image feature points to facilitate later image registration. The image blur phenomenon in the original image fusion algorithm is solved, and a complete and clear two-dimensional plane pattern is finally obtained.

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“…In severe clinical circumstances, such as early childhood caries or dental surgery, general anesthesia may be necessary even when the child's cooperation is sufficient [1,43]. Thanks to their BMT preferences, parents can have the opportunity to choose whether their child's dental treatment will be performed under local or general anesthesia.…”

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Predictors of Parental Acceptance towards Contemporary Behavior Management Techniques Used in Pediatric Dentistry: A Preliminary Study on Turkish Population

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Yilmaz Karaman

2023

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Background: Parents, who make the final decision regarding their child’s treatment, play a significant role in their dental care. Parental approval is important for each stage of treatment and may affect the physician’s approach to the treatment. Therefore, it is essential for pediatric dentists to comprehend which behavior management techniques (BMTs) are acceptable to parents and to identify the factors that influence their acceptability. Methods: Parents who were bringing their children for dental treatment answered a survey on the acceptance of twenty contemporary BMTs. The sociodemographic data of the parents and the age, gender, and Frankl behavior rating scale (Frankl) scores of their children were recorded. Parents were asked to indicate their level of acceptance of each BMT. Binary logistic regression analysis was designed to see the predictors of “accepted” and “declined” answers. Results: According to acceptance frequencies, the most accepted technique was communication and communicative guidance. The most declined technique was parental absence. The child’s age, gender, Frankl score, parental educational status, and parent type predict the acceptability of some BMTs. Conclusion: This study revealed that pediatric dentists must consider parent and child factors when selecting BMTs for children. We believe that this study can provide a basis for determining which factors pediatric dentists should consider when selecting individualized BMTs.

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Primary Tooth Extraction Pattern Among Turkish Children with Severe Early Childhood Caries Treated Under General Anesthesia

Cited by 6 publications

References 24 publications

Nature and Pattern Of Primary Teeth Extraction Among Children In Chennai City With Early Childhood Caries

Nature and Pattern Of Primary Teeth Extraction Among Children In Chennai City With Early Childhood Caries

A Systematic Study on the Extraction and Image Reproduction of Ceramic Sculpture Artworks

Predictors of Parental Acceptance towards Contemporary Behavior Management Techniques Used in Pediatric Dentistry: A Preliminary Study on Turkish Population

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