2004
DOI: 10.14219/jada.archive.2004.0247
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Perceptions of desirable tooth color among parents, dentists and children

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“…However, fluorosis, in general, was not perceived by parents and children as an important aesthetic problem. 29 Our study results were different from those of a Canadian study, most likely because the severity of dental fluorosis in Rafael Arruda differed from that reported in the Canadian study. As observed in the present study, there seems to be difficulty in verifying the different degrees of fluorosis and in determining how fluorosis affects the dental aesthetics of parents and children, and this difficulty increases when comparing the perspectives of dentists.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…However, fluorosis, in general, was not perceived by parents and children as an important aesthetic problem. 29 Our study results were different from those of a Canadian study, most likely because the severity of dental fluorosis in Rafael Arruda differed from that reported in the Canadian study. As observed in the present study, there seems to be difficulty in verifying the different degrees of fluorosis and in determining how fluorosis affects the dental aesthetics of parents and children, and this difficulty increases when comparing the perspectives of dentists.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, they were more likely to be concerned with tooth color and color irregularities than were other parents ( Table 2). Consistent with our previous studies (25)(26)(27), parents were more concerned with esthetic problems in the presence of fluorosis; however, several studies also have reported that fluorosis at the mild level seen commonly in North America is not a cause of concern in parents (9,18,20,29). Apart from family income and socio-cultural norms affecting parents'/children's perceptions of dental fluorosis, children's age is also influential on parental satisfaction and can result in different results among various studies.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Devido a importância da cor dos dentes para a estética, Shulman et al (2004) desenvolveram um estudo com 2495 crianças, pais e dentistas norteamericanos a fim de compreender melhor suas percepções estéticas relacionadas a cor. No estudo, ambos participantes deveriam classificar "quanto à cor dos dentes das crianças (filhos) é bonita e agradável"; nos resultados, 31% das crianças não gostavam da cor de seus dentes, por eles se apresentarem muito amarelados, no grupo de pais, 17% também afirmaram não gostar da cor apresentada pelos dentes dos filhos e a justificativa também foi a tonalidade amarela, porém entre os dentistas, apenas 8% considerou a coloração como insatisfatória, sendo a justificativa fluorose e dentes amarelados.…”
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“…No momento da confecção do plano de tratamento tanto a opinião do Cirurgião Dentista como do paciente devem ser consideradas, por isso é essencial que haja uma boa comunicação entre ambos, para que o profissional, além de dominar a técnica, possa conciliar as pretensões do paciente à sua real situação clínica, para que o resultado seja tão estético quanto o esperado pelos dois (Shulman et al, 2004;Tin-OO et al, 2011). Mathias et al (1993), Levine (1995) …”
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