Assessment of social, demographic determinants and oral hygiene practices in relation to dental caries among the children attending Anganwadis of Hingna, Nagpur

Bhayade, Shweta; Mittal, Ravi; Chandak, Shweta; Bhondey, Ashish

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“…The frequent intake of milk, fruit and vegetables was found to protect against dental caries, whereas the consumption of chocolate and soft drinks for the same period was found to be a risk factor for dental caries among undergraduate university women from Saudi Arabia . Studies on diverse global populations have also linked multiple socio‐economic factors including male gender, education, income, dietary habits and medication, with the occurrence of dental caries . Interestingly, we observed a significant association between teeth restorations and nephropathy in diabetic patients (Table ).…”

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Potential risk factors for dental caries in Type 2 diabetic patients

Almusawi

Gosadi

Abidia

et al. 2018

Int J Dental Hygiene

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confidence: 66%

Potential risk factors for dental caries in Type 2 diabetic patients

Almusawi

Gosadi

Abidia

et al. 2018

Int J Dental Hygiene

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“…Psoter et al found in a review of the literature on malnutrition and dental caries suggest that caries of the primary dentition is associated with early childhood malnutrition [31]. Bhayade S et al also concluded that significant association was found among malnutrition and dental caries [32]. Dasgupta et al noted that skin diseases in children are significantly associated with nutritional status [13].…”

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Nutritional status and morbidity pattern of children aged 6-60 months beneficiaries of anganwadi at urban slums area of Raipur city in Central India

2019

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Introduction:Malnutrition is one of the major social and public health concerns in India.There is similar situation in Chhattisgarh with 37% children underweight. About 200 million people in India are living in urban slums without basic health facilities, poor environment conditions that make children susceptible to infectious disease. Objective: To assess the nutritional status and morbidity pattern in children aged 6-60 months attending Anganwadi at urban slums of Raipur city. Methods: Cross sectional study was conducted in urban slum of Raipur city from July-2017 to June-2018. A representative sample of 605 children was anthropometrically and clinically assessed for their nutritional status and morbidity pattern. Socio-economic variables were also collected to identify the determinants of nutritional status and morbidity pattern. Data was analyzed using SPSS-20 and WHO-Anthroplus. Informed consent and ethical issues were considered. Results: Out of the 605 children, 46.28% were in <2 years age group and 47.77% were female. Majority of them belongs to low socioeconomic (87.93%) status. As per WHO nutritional measurement criteria, 20.16% were underweight, 21.16% stunting and 13.05% wasting. Major morbidity conditions among study participants were respiratory infections (26.28%), diarrhea (15.54%), conjunctival pallor (19.83%), scabies (18.51%) and 10.91% dental caries. Mother's education, diarrhoeal/respiratory infection, socio-economic status, mother's occupation were significant determinants for underweight in study children. Conclusion: Children benefited from Anganwadi centers in urban slum of Raipur has less underweight (20.16%) as compare to state average (29.1%) in urban area and better immunization coverage (92.40%).

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“…Quinze dos 22 estudos incluídos apontam para tais fatores primordiais para o aparecimento da doença cárie, como, socioeconômicos, desigualdades, desnutrição e qualidade de vida ruim, (Restrepo-Perez, et al 2018) (Jain et al 2015) (Bashirian, et al 2018) (Cianetti, et al 2017) (Wulaerhan. et al 2014) (Joury, et al 2016) (Julihn et al 2018) (Martignon et al 2018) e (Mathur et al 2014) (Peltzer et al 2015) Mialhe, 2015) (Paula, et al 2016) (Yang et al 2016) (Bhayade, et al 2016) (Lam et al 2017). Além disso, é visto que o baixo nível de escolaridade dos pais interfere na condição bucal dos filhos, e o baixo desenvolvimento escolar destes é uma consequência da saúde bucal precária (Yang et al 2016).…”

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Quais fatores de risco determinam a cárie dentária nos dias atuais? Uma scoping review

Silveira

Filho

Marques

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Devido a sua etiologia multifatorial, a doença cárie está associada a diversos fatores, incluindo comportamentais, ambientais e socioeconômicos, hábitos alimentares, história odontológica e médica pregressa familiar, experiência prévia de cárie, bem como a carência de serviços odontológicos. Diante do grande número de fatores existentes nos dias atuais que podem estar relacionados com o surgimento da lesão e instalação da doença cárie, torna-se necessário a investigação das evidências científicas mais recentes sobre este tema. Portanto, o objetivo desta scoping review foi evidenciar a literatura científica sobre os fatores de risco relacionados atualmente com o desenvolvimento da doença cárie. Foi realizada uma pesquisa bibliográfica em Março de 2021 utilizando os descritores “Dental Caries”; ”Dental Care for Children”; “Health Education, Dental” e “Epidemiology”, em bases de dados eletrônicas. Após a seleção dos artigos, os dados extraídos dos artigos selecionados foram incluídos em uma tabela padronizada, e as informações obtidas, sintetizadas em quadro para melhor interpretação dos resultados disponíveis. Apesar de existirem variados fatores predisponentes, a maioria indica que a situação socioeconômica, falta de acesso odontológico e hábitos alimentares são as condições mais predominantes ao surgimento da doença. Devido à diversidade dos artigos e conclusões encontradas, comparações são difíceis de serem bem definidas. Porém, é notório o surgimento de novos fatores de risco associados a cárie dentária, por ser uma doença complexa, de etiologia multifatorial. Apesar da variedade de fatores associados, conclui-se que os principais fatores predisponentes associados à cárie dentária são os sociodemográficos e comportamentais.

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Assessment of social, demographic determinants and oral hygiene practices in relation to dental caries among the children attending Anganwadis of Hingna, Nagpur

Abstract: Anganwadis should be addressed routinely on effective oral and general health promoting strategies which must include education of parents, oral and general health issues, risk factors for dental caries, and malnutrition in children below 5 years of age.

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Potential risk factors for dental caries in Type 2 diabetic patients

Potential risk factors for dental caries in Type 2 diabetic patients

Nutritional status and morbidity pattern of children aged 6-60 months beneficiaries of anganwadi at urban slums area of Raipur city in Central India

Quais fatores de risco determinam a cárie dentária nos dias atuais? Uma scoping review

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