Função de língua e funções orofaciais em indivíduos com disfunção temporomandibular

Silva, Leticia Korb da; Porporatti, André Luís; Bueno, Mariana da Rocha Salles; Rosa, Raquel Rodrigues; Migliorucci, Renata Resina; Genaro, Kátia Flores; Berretin-Felix, Giédre

doi:10.11606/t.25.2015.tde-03062015-092934

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“…The averages of the present research, were lower than those found in Rosa's 17 work, whose average values of tongue pressure in patients with temporomandibular disorders (TMD) were 56.33 kPa and 58.20 kPa in the control group. This decrease in tongue pressure can be explained by changes in bone structure of the jaw and / or mandible 18 , characteristic in patients with DFD, which generate adjustments in the myofunctional stomatognathic system, which may cause lingual hypotonia.…”

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Tongue pressure and endurance in patients with Class II and Class III malocclusion

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Objective: to evaluate pressure and endurance exerted by the tongue and their association with malocclusion, gender and age in orthognathic surgery candidates. Method: a cross-sectional, descriptive observational study, performed with 34 subjects, i.e., 18 women and 16 men, in the average age 28.7 years, sorted by Angle’s classification. Self-reported complaint of tongue mobility and stomatognathic functions was assessed and the evaluation of tongue mobility carried out. Tongue pressure and endurance were measured with the Iowa Oral Performance Instrument (IOPI). The data were analyzed descriptively and, for inferential analysis, the Pearson Chi-Square test was used. A 5% significance level was considered. Results: the assessed pressure and tongue endurance values of patients with malocclusion were lower than the reference ones, indicating a statistical significance in class II female patients. There was an association between inadequate pressure and tongue endurance in women with class II malocclusion. Pressure and tongue endurance in females were slightly higher than in males and a gradual decrease in averages of pressure and tongue endurance with advancing age was seen. Conclusion: pressure and tongue endurance values in women presented with class II malocclusion were lower than the reference ones, an association between inadequate pressure and tongue endurance being found.

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Tongue pressure and endurance in patients with Class II and Class III malocclusion

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“…The values found for Con dence Ellipse and Phase were also higher than reported for healthy individuals, 18,20,22 respectively indicating greater variability in the patterns of contraction of masticatory muscles and incoordination of this musculature. The values of Mean module, Chewing symmetry and Working and balance were lower than those of healthy individuals, 18,20,22,34 showing less activity on the working side and asymmetry of muscle pattern, since 0%…”

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Does the Masticatory Function Interfere With the Nutritional Status and Quality of Life in Individuals After Treatment for Head and Neck Cancer?

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Head and neck cancer damages the oral health and chewing performance, impairing the nutritional status and quality of life even after treatment completion. Objective: This study investigated the effect of treatment on the chewing function, the influence on oral health in chewing function and the relationships between chewing, nutritional status and quality of life in individuals after treatment of head and neck cancer. Methods: The study was conducted on twenty individuals who were evaluated by surface electromyography; nutritional status; evaluation of oral health and quality of life. Results: The results of electromyography showed an asymmetric pattern, with predominance of activity on the working side. The correlations evidenced that the greater the use of upper dentures and caries activity, the greater the asymmetry of muscle activity, while the greater need of lower denture led to more chewing cycles. The lower the body fat percentage, the greater the symmetry of muscle activity; and the lower the recruitment of temporalis muscles, the greater the physical limitation. Conclusions: It was concluded that, in individuals after treatment of head and neck cancer, there was relationship between the correlated variables.

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“…Ao comparar os resultados obtidos com a literatura, pode ser observado que os valores da frequência mastigatória estão semelhantes ao estudo de Dellavia et al (2007) (FERRARIO et al, 2004;FELICIO et al, 2012 FERRARIO et al, 2004;FELÍCIO et al, 2013;FERREIRA et al, 2014), indicando, respectivamente, maior variabilidade nos padrões de contração da musculatura mastigatória e incoordenação desta musculatura. Já os valores do Módulo Médio, da Simetria Mastigatória e do Trabalho e Balanceio estiveram menores que os de indivíduos saudáveis (FERRARIO et al, 2004;FELÍCIO et al, 2013;FERREIRA et al, 2014;ROSA, 2014), demonstrando menor atividade do lado de trabalho e assimetria do padrão muscular, uma vez que 0% indica padrão assimétrico e 100% padrão simétrico. Ao comparar os valores do Trabalho e Balanceio entre os músculos, o masseter apresentou maior atividade do lado de trabalho do que o temporal.…”

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Função mastigatória, estado nutricional e saúde oral em indivíduos após tratamento do câncer de cabeça e pescoço

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Masticatory function, nutritional status and oral health in individuals after treatment of head and neck cancer The head and neck cancer can cause consequences to individuals, as losses in oral health and mastigatory function due to the location of the tumor our the treatments, difficulting food intake so, therefore cause malnutrition and losses in quality of life, even after end of treatment. The aim of the present study is checking the relation between the mastigatory function, with nutritional status, with oral health and with quality of life in oral health, in individuals after of head and neck cancer treatment. The sample consisted of 20 individuals that attended the criteria of inclusion and exclusion, through the surface electromyography (EMGs) of mastication muscles, masseter and temporal was performed during unilateral chewing; the nutrition status, with weight, height, Body Mass Index (BMI), skinfold thickness, dietary assessment, through the 24-hour dietary recall; the oral health assessment, DMF index, community periodontal index (CPI) and assessment of the use and need of a prothesis; the quality of life with questionnaire Oral Health Impact Profile (OHIP-14). The EMGs showed of the masticatory function in the test of Maximum voluntary teeth clenching (MVC), values of 100% for a perfect symmetry of muscle activity, 9,07% for the absence of masticatory muscle data and index for the temporal muscle had prevalence of temporal muscles. Unilateral chewing showed asymmetrical standard in chewing asymmetrical between the muscles masseter and temporal to chewing on the left side and predominance of working-side. The anthropometric evaluation indicated 20% malnutrition and 45% overweight in BMI, whereas the CB indicated 15% overweight and 40% some degree of malnutrition, confirmed in CMB. The body fat 20% were a lot below and 30% above recommended. Dietary assessment showed that carbohydrate, protein and lipid were adequate with 70%, 90% and 60% respectively. The patients showed adequate intake: iron, phosphorus, zinc, vitamin B12 and E, the higher intake of sodium and magnesium, and lower intake of, potassium, calcium, selenium, vitamin D, A and C. The oral health assessment indicated that 55% were lower and 45% a lot lower caries activity, 50% with gingival bleeding, 60% stone and 35% periodontal pocket of 4-5 mm, 35% and 40% needed the use some type of superior and inferior prosthesis, respectively. The OHIP-14 indicated weak impact of quality of life in oral health to 55% of sample. Had correlated between lower intake of fat, higher symmetry of muscle activity in chewing. The oral health, how lower the need the prosthesis inferior and how lower carie activity higher symmetry of muscle activity in chewing, while higher need of prosthesis indicated in more masticatory cycles. Therefore, after end of treatment of head and neck cancer was found consequences in mastication, nutritional status, food intake and oral health, existed relation between muscle activity during the masticatory function the dietetics an...

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Função de língua e funções orofaciais em indivíduos com disfunção temporomandibular

Cited by 3 publications

References 89 publications

Tongue pressure and endurance in patients with Class II and Class III malocclusion

Tongue pressure and endurance in patients with Class II and Class III malocclusion

Does the Masticatory Function Interfere With the Nutritional Status and Quality of Life in Individuals After Treatment for Head and Neck Cancer?

Função mastigatória, estado nutricional e saúde oral em indivíduos após tratamento do câncer de cabeça e pescoço

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