RESUMO:O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar 139 crianças, com histórico de traumatismo em dentes decíduos, verificando as sequelas e a associação com gênero e idade. 33,8% da amostra apresentavam entre 24 e 35 meses no momento do trauma e 61,2% do gênero masculino. Quanto ao tipo de injúria dental e tecido de suporte, as mais prevalentes foram a fratura de esmalte (28,1%) e a luxação lateral (17,3%). Na dentição decídua, diagnosticou-se descoloração da coroa (18%), reabsorção radicular inflamatória (7,9%) e lesão periapical (6,5%). 13,7% dos dentes permanentes estavam irrompidos, sendo 2,9% com hipoplasia de esmalte; radiograficamente, 2,2% apresentou atraso na erupção e 2,2% a posição anormal do dente. O Teste Quiquadrado mostrou associação da idade no momento do trauma com injúria dentária (p=0,02); tipo de injúria dentária (p=0,01) e sequelas clínicas nos dentes decíduos (p=0,02). Conclui-se que é elevada a prevalência de sequelas diagnosticadas no acompanhamento, demonstrando a importância da preservação. PALAVRAS-CHAVE:Traumatismo dentário; Dentição; Dentição permanente. DENTAL INJURIES IN DECIDUOUS TEETH: A LONGITUDINAL STUDYABSTRACT: Current study analyzes 139 children with a history of traumatism in deciduous teeth through sequelae and the association between gender and age. Further, 33.8% of the sample showed that the trauma started between 24 and 35 months, with 61.2% involving males. Regarding to type of dental injury and tissue, enamel fracture (28,1%) and lateral dislocation (17,3%) were the most prevalent. De-coloration of the crown (18%), inflammatory radicular reabsorption (7,9%) and peri-apical lesion (6,5%) were diagnosed in deciduous dentition. Moreover, 13,7% of permanent teeth had emerged, with 2,9% featuring enamel hypoplasia, whereas 2,2% showed a radiographic delay in eruption and 2,2% revealed abnormal position of teeth. Chi-square test demonstrated a link at the moment of trauma with dental injury (p=0,02); type of dental injury (p=0,01) and clinical sequelae in deciduous teeth (p=0,02). Results show high prevalence of sequelae diagnosed in the follow-up and thus the importance of preservation.
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