Tecnologias Educacionais Digitais No Ensino De Graduação Em Enfermagem No Brasil

Sousa, Lorena Alencar; Callou, Diego Ravelly dos Santos; Cardoso, Joanderson Nunes; Macêdo, Izadora Soares Pedro; Ricardino, Sara Beatriz Feitoza; Souza, Lindiane Lopes de; Silva, Juliana Maria da; Figueiredo, Mabel Maria Sousa; Filho, Edglê Pedro de Sousa; Tavares, Maria Jeanne de Alencar; Sousa, Itamara da Costa; Feitosa, Uilna Natércia Soares

doi:10.22533/at.ed.73719021033

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“…In this case report of a non-syndromic paediatric patient, the involvement of both parents and dedication to the therapy was decisive for achieving highly effective results. Moreover, the timely clinical diagnosis of the significant orthodontic dysfunctions developed by the infant by an experienced dental specialist converted the initial maternal concern about future aesthetics and quality of life into more substantial treatment commitment for a long-term period [15][16][17] .…”

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Intervention Proposal for Infant Prognathism: A Case Report in a Non-Syndromic Pediatric Patient

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Húngaro²

2021

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Treating Class III malocclusions has been presently considered one of the most challenging and complex interventions of orthodontic daily practice. In this study, we report a case of a 17-month-old female patient, initially diagnosed with Angle Class III malocclusion, mandibular protrusion, and without genetic syndromes. Upon initial admission at the dental office, patient’s parents reported an inadequate bite pattern while the patient tried to eat solid food. Upon dental examination, a negative overjet of 8 millimeters was noticed and a two-phased treatment plan was established: 1. Performance of functional exercises; 2. Implementation of protractor device associated with masticatory guidance exercises. Radiographic examination and cephalometric analyses were performed throughout the case follow-up. Overall, the digital compression protocol carried out reverted the primary mandibular protrusion of -8 millimeters to +1 millimeters overbite, during the 6 months of treatment. In addition, the use of premaxillary protractor appliance increased the overbite to + 2 millimeters. The patient responded satisfactory to the treatment plan performed, and after 2 years, a proper primary occlusion, oral functionality, and facial aesthetics were improved.

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confidence: 99%