Techniques to Evaluate Dental Erosion:  A Systematic Review of Literature

Joshi, Mahasweta; Joshi, Nikhil; Angadi, Prabhakar; Raikar, Sonal

doi:10.7860/jcdr/2016/17996.8634

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“…Estudios ejecutados en poblaciones en edades similares, revelan una elevada prevalencia de la erosión (2,5) , asociándola a una etiología multifactorial (12) , donde la dieta (24) , el reflujo gastroesofágico (19) , el tiempo empleado durante la competencia y su preparación (9) adquieren gran importancia.…”

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Influencia del consumo de bebidas carbonatadas en la prevalencia de erosión dental en basquetbolistas juveniles

Lara¹,

Jarrín²,

Toalombo³

et al. 2018

Kiru

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2d , Armas Ana del Carmen 1d, e RESUMEN Objetivo: Evaluar la prevalencia de erosión dental entre jugadores de baloncesto que refieren el consumo de bebidas carbonatadas. Materiales y métodos: se plantea un estudio transversal en una población de 60 basquetbolistas entre 8 a 18 años, que realicen actividad física más de 3 veces a la semana y que consuman bebidas energizantes más de 3 veces a la semana, sin síndromes o enfermedad sistémica ni discapacidad física o intelectual. Los participantes, fueron examinados clínicamente por un único examinador en cuanto a sus dientes anteriores superiores a través de índice de erosión dental BEWE y también por un cuestionario sobre conocimiento y consumo de bebidas ácidas. Resultados: se observó una alta prevalencia de erosión dental (56,6%) en la población evaluada, el 41,67% de participantes prefiere consumir bebidas hidratantes luego de la jornada de entrenamiento, con un alto porcentaje de bebidas carbonatadas al día; donde el 71,67% conoce los efectos negativos del consumo de estas bebidas. Conclusión: La presencia de alteraciones en la estructura dental en la población evaluada es alta.Palabras Clave: erosión dental; bebidas carbonatadas; Desgaste dental, desmineralización. (Fuente: DeCS BIREME) ABSTRACT Objective: To assess the prevalence of dental erosion among basketball players who report consumption of carbonated beverages. Materials and methods: a cross-sectional study is proposed in a population of 60 basketball players aged 8 to 18 years, who perform physical activity more than 3 times a week and who consume energy drinks more than 3 times a week, without syndromes or systemic disease neither physical or intellectual disability. The participants were examined clinically by a single examiner regarding their upper anterior teeth through BEWE tooth erosion index and also by a questionnaire on knowledge and consumption of acidic beverages. Results: a high prevalence of dental erosion was observed (56.6%) in the evaluated population; 41.67% of participants preferred to consume hydrating drinks after the training day, with a high percen tage of carbonated beverages per day; where 71.67% know the negative effects of the consumption of these drinks. Conclusion: The presence of alterations in dental structure in the evaluated population is high.

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Influencia del consumo de bebidas carbonatadas en la prevalencia de erosión dental en basquetbolistas juveniles

Lara¹,

Jarrín²,

Toalombo³

et al. 2018

Kiru

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“…Dental erosion is defined as the irreversible loss of mineralized tissue that is caused by acidic agents not involving bacteria [1]. Tooth wear that is induced by erosion has multifactorial etiological factors whose prevalence has increased in recent years and affects almost one-third of the general population [2], resulting in more cases of dental erosion and cervical dentine hypersensitivity [3].…”

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“…OCT is a high-resolution, non-invasive, and non-destructive technique that allows the evaluation of both surface characteristics and the quantitative loss of tooth structures [1,16]. The method generates sub-surface images that are based on the magnitude and echo time delay of backscattered light from different depths of tissue-sample [17,18].…”

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Using Optical Attenuation Coefficient to Monitor the Efficacy of Fluoride and Nd:YAG Laser to Control Dentine Erosion

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The present study evaluated the protective effects that are induced by fluoride and Nd:YAG laser irradiation to control dentine erosion. One hundred and twenty bovine dentine slabs were eroded with citric acid twice a day for a total period of 15 days. At day 10, the samples were randomly assigned into eight groups: C (Control); F (Fluoride); L1 (Nd:YAG laser, 1 W, 100 mJ, 79.5 J·cm−2); L2 (Nd:YAG laser, 0.7 W, 70 mJ, 55.7 J·cm−2); L3 (Nd:YAG laser, 0.5 W, 50 mJ, 39.7 J·cm−2); F + L1; F + L2; and, F + L3. Optical Coherence Tomography images were collected from the surface of the samples in order to monitor the alterations that were induced by erosion and the effectiveness of each treatment using the Optical Attenuation Coefficient (OAC). OAC values that were calculated for samples from groups C, F, L1, L3, FL1, and FL3 indicated no protective effects against the progression of erosive lesions. Samples from L2 and FL2 groups presented OAC values, indicating that laser irradiation under this condition did not induce the formation of craters on dentine tissue and promoted sufficient chemical and morphological changes to avoid the progression of dentine erosion.

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“…In vivo studies include clinical examination, photographs, indices, etc. 2 Basic Erosive Wear Examination (BEWE), a new scoring system, is a partial scoring system recording the most severely affected surface in a sextant and the cumulative score guides the management of the condition for the practitioner. 3 For proper management of tooth wear, it's diagnosis, etiology and risk factors must be evaluated.…”

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Prevalence and Its Associated Risk Factors in Tooth Wear

Shrestha

Rajbhandari

2018

J Nepal Med Assoc

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Introduction: Tooth wear is described as loss of hard tooth tissue with no occurrence of dental caries or trauma. Basic Erosive Wear Examination, a new scoring system, is a partial scoring system recording the most severely affected surface in a sextant and the cumulative score guides the management of the condition for the practitioner. The objectives of this study were to determine the prevalence of tooth wear and its association with its risk factors like gender, oral hygiene, diet, general health and life style. Methods: A cross-sectional study was done in 364 dental patients of Kathmandu Medical College. A questionnaire was filled by interview and Basic Erosive Wear Examination was done. The data so collected were entered in Statistical Package for Social Sciences. Descriptive statistical analysis and Chi-square tests were done at confidence interval of 95% and statistical significance was set at P=0.05. Results: The prevalence of tooth wear was 218 (60.1%) with no significant gender difference. A significant association was observed between tooth wear and age group (P<0.01), duration of brushing (P=0.05), method of brushing (P<0.01), swishing of soft drinks before swallowing (P<0.01) and tobacco chewing (P=0.02). Conclusions: The prevalence of tooth wear in the study population was high.

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Techniques to Evaluate Dental Erosion: A Systematic Review of Literature

Cited by 29 publications

References 60 publications

Influencia del consumo de bebidas carbonatadas en la prevalencia de erosión dental en basquetbolistas juveniles

Influencia del consumo de bebidas carbonatadas en la prevalencia de erosión dental en basquetbolistas juveniles

Using Optical Attenuation Coefficient to Monitor the Efficacy of Fluoride and Nd:YAG Laser to Control Dentine Erosion

Prevalence and Its Associated Risk Factors in Tooth Wear

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