2010
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-22442010000200007
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Patologías Bucales en Cráneos Humanos Del Noreste De Patagonia: Tendencias Temporales en La Dieta Y Estado De Salud De Las Poblaciones Del Holoceno-Tardío Del Valle Inferior Del Río Negro

Abstract: RESUMENEl objetivo de este trabajo es contribuir, desde la bioarqueología, a la discusión del modelo de intensificación económica y ampliación de la dieta de las poblaciones cazadoras-recolectoras tardías del noreste de Patagonia propuesto por diferentes autores. El presupuesto subyacente es que dicho proceso habría introducido cambios detectables en la distribución intra e interpoblacional de indicadores de salud y función oral. Para evaluar esta proposición, se analizaron las tendencias temporales en las pre… Show more

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“…Given that the presence of calculus can promote the development of caries, higher frequencies of this indicator in association with the absence of cariogenic lesions strengthen the proposal that carbohydrate foods would not have been an essential part of the diet. Regarding periapical lesions, prevalences for the different geographic areas with available information are always less than 4% of the alveoli (L'Heureux, 2000;Bernal et al, 2007;Menéndez, 2010;Flensborg, 2011), which is consistent with the information obtained for the Chenque I site (Table 1). In this case, these lesions may be due not to caries but to inflammation derived from heavy wear.…”
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“…Given that the presence of calculus can promote the development of caries, higher frequencies of this indicator in association with the absence of cariogenic lesions strengthen the proposal that carbohydrate foods would not have been an essential part of the diet. Regarding periapical lesions, prevalences for the different geographic areas with available information are always less than 4% of the alveoli (L'Heureux, 2000;Bernal et al, 2007;Menéndez, 2010;Flensborg, 2011), which is consistent with the information obtained for the Chenque I site (Table 1). In this case, these lesions may be due not to caries but to inflammation derived from heavy wear.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Periodontal disease has not been analyzed in depth in the Pampas-North Patagonian samples, and different methodological procedures were developed, so comparisons should be made with caution. The value for all adults (31.77%; Table 3) is much higher than those reported by Menéndez (2010) for the lower valley of the Negro River (18%) and by Flensborg (2011) for Paso Alsina 1 (less than 10%), and similar to those from the Southeastern Pampas (about 40%; L 'Heureux, 2000). The data obtained in this study show increasing prevalences with age, related to the deterioration in oral hygiene over time.…”
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“…All these investigations contribute to the great challenge of increasing our knowledge of the health of human popula tions that inhabited southern South America in the past: for instance, enamel hypoplasia, porotic hyperostosis, cribra orbitalia and Harris lines (L'Heureux, 2000; Novellino and Gil, 2007;Gómez Otero and Novellino, 2011;Fabra and González, 2012), degenerative joint diseases and entheseal changes Scabuzzo, 2012), evalu ations of oral health, dental size, and hypocalcification (L'Heureux, 2000; Bernal et al, 2007;Luna, 2010;Luna and Aranda, 2010;Menéndez, 2010;Flensborg, 2011;see Bernal and Luna, 2011), analyses of bone mineral density ), paleoparasitological studies Fugassa et al, 2010), research on infectious García Laborde et al, 2010;Flensborg et al, 2013;Arrieta et al, 2014), traumatic (Gordón and Bosio, 2012;Gordón, 2013) and neoplastic diseases (Luna et al, 2008). Some paleoepidemiological and paleodemographical stud ies were also carried out (García Guraieb, 2006;Luna, 2006Luna, , 2012Berón et al, 2012;Flensborg et al, 2013).…”
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