Oral Health Attitude with the Socioeconomic Conditions of Mothers with Growth Stunting Children

Putri, Nadhira Aulia; Setiawan, Asty Samiaty; Setiawan, Arlétte Suzy

doi:10.1055/s-0042-1757213

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“…These alterations can disrupt the remineralisation process and perpetuate the demineralisation process, ultimately leading to dental caries in children’s teeth ( 25 , 27 , 31 ). Additionally, socioeconomic factors and parental knowledge about nutrition and oral health also play a role in caries development among stunted children ( 25 , 35 , 36 ).…”

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The bi-directional relationship between growth stunting and early childhood caries: a rapid review

Aulia,

Indriyanti,

Setiawan

2023

Front. Public Health

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ObjectiveThis review aims to determine the two-way relationship between stunting and ECC in developing countries worldwide.MethodsThe procedure in this study was carried out using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis-Rapid Review protocol. Article searches were carried out using databases Cochrane and PubMed. In addition, searches were also carried out using backward and forward snowballing techniques to identify articles that were not detected through database searches.ResultsNine observational epidemiological articles were found in children aged six months to six years, published in 2015–2020. Five articles discussed the features of ECC in stunted children, and the other five discussed stunting in children with caries in their primary teeth.ConclusionSeveral studies found associations between severe ECC and stunting, with ECC and stunting as both independent and dependent variables, suggesting a bi-directional relationship, also supported by literature on the physiological relationship between oral health and nutrition.

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The bi-directional relationship between growth stunting and early childhood caries: a rapid review

Aulia,

Indriyanti,

Setiawan

2023

Front. Public Health

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“…The generation that grows optimally, aka not stunting, has a better level of intelligence, which will provide good competitiveness in the field of development and the economy (Putri et al, 2022). Besides that, optimal growth can reduce the burden of the risk of degenerative diseases as residual effects carried from the womb.…”

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Bibliometric Studies and Public Administration Research Potential on Stunting Problems

Saputra

Zuhdi

Aguswan

et al. 2023

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Stunting is an urgent issue that must be addressed immediately because it will affect the quality of Indonesia's human resources in the future. Human resources are the essential factor that determines the success of a country. This research aims to examine the development of stunting research in 2017-2022. Bibliometrics helps communicate discipline developments for other research purposes. This research aims to map the development of stunting research in 2017-2022. The findings of this study can be a starting point for further research on stunting. The research method employed was quasi-qualitative and bibliometric analysis. The research data is from articles from Google Scholar metadata for 2017-2022. The keyword "stunting" for screening articles and journals must be indexed on Google Scholar or SCOPUS. The results of this study indicate that the 994 articles indexed in Google Scholar and SCOPUS are indexed research articles. Trends in public administration research topics include policy implementation, policy evaluation, government, innovation, and community participation and potential for further research related to the study of collaborative governance within the framework of cooperation and effective institutional models for stunting.

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“…Nevertheless, an overabundance of nutrients will also adversely affect the growth and maturation of teeth [2]. Chronic malnutrition in children, also known as stunting [4,5]. leads to a decrease in salivary production.…”

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The correlation between oral health and stunting in children: A literature review

Udijanto Tedjosasongko,

Asyilla Luqluwan Salsabilla,

Irene Salim

2024

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Background: Growth stunting refers to a condition in which children have a lower stature compared to their classmates, as determined by the World Health Organization's child growth standard assessment. This disorder can impact the growth of the brain and other body components, including the oral cavity, leading to effects on oral hygiene and general oral health. The objective of this study is to establish the relationship between stunting and dental and oral health in children. There is a considerable body of scientific research that leans in this way, and it appears that there is an association between growth retardation and dental health. According to the findings of this research, oral health was determined by the presence of oral hygiene, oral illness (dental caries), salivary flow rate, and salivary content. One of the risk factors for ECC is the presence of stunting. According to this study, there is a connection between stunting and ECC as well as moderate dental hygiene. Objectives: To review the correlation between oral health and stunting in children. Conclusion: There exists an association between growth stunting and dental health in children. The oral hygiene can be classified as moderate to poor based on the OHI-S test, and selected studies have identified a high plaque index. Furthermore, it was shown that children with growth stunting had a reduction in both salivary flow rate and the content of their saliva. Dental caries is the primary cause of oral illness, leading to a decline in oral health and is associated with development stunting in children.

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Oral Health Attitude with the Socioeconomic Conditions of Mothers with Growth Stunting Children

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

The bi-directional relationship between growth stunting and early childhood caries: a rapid review

The bi-directional relationship between growth stunting and early childhood caries: a rapid review

Bibliometric Studies and Public Administration Research Potential on Stunting Problems

The correlation between oral health and stunting in children: A literature review

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