Tooth loss: Are the patients prepared?

Vn, Okoje; Dosumu, O O; To, Alonge; Onyeaso, Chukwudi Ochi

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“…It can reduce the level of confidence that leads to people withdrawing from the community. 14,23 This is consistent with the research by Okoje et al 15 in Nigeria, in which as many as 6.4% of the respondents surveyed felt depressed over the loss of teeth. Feelings of regret and limited the social activity were also displayed.…”

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“…12 A research by Shah et al 14 showed that 58% of patients in India who lost all their teeth had difficulty in accepting the loss of teeth. Similarly, Okoje et al 15 showed that in the Nigerian society, the patients reported that the emotional effects caused by tooth loss are as follows: 12.9% felt sad, 6.4% were depressed, 14% felt loss of some major part of their body, 2.3% had a feeling of aging, and 7.6% of individuals felt they were not cared for. The results obtained from a study conducted on the people of India and Nigeria can be applicable to other people also, especially in the city of Banda Aceh.…”

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Emotional Impact Survey of Dental Patients with Tooth Loss in Unsyiah Dental Hospital, Banda Aceh, Indonesia

Rahmayani¹,

Novita²,

Ahya³

2018

World Journal of Dentistry

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Introduction:Loss of teeth is a condition where one or several teeth are lost from the socket. Loss of one or several anterior teeth can cause esthetic disruption, loss of confidence, concerns about appearance, and lost function of the teeth, thereby greatly affecting an individual's mind and activity. The loss of some or all of the teeth has many impacts, one of which is the emotional impact. Emotional impact is a feeling or assessment reaction that is derived from the nervous system in response to stimuli from the outside or inside due to loss of teeth, which is known through the categories affected, avoidance, depression, irritability, embarrassment, and feeling old.

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confidence: 96%

Emotional Impact Survey of Dental Patients with Tooth Loss in Unsyiah Dental Hospital, Banda Aceh, Indonesia

Rahmayani¹,

Novita²,

Ahya³

2018

World Journal of Dentistry

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“…The titles and, where necessary abstracts, were examined against the inclusion criteria and 1043 articles were further excluded under the criteria of exclusion mentioned earlier in the data extraction section, leaving a total of 16 studies. Following the assessment of these studies, eight studies were also excluded, since these were either related to the invalidated assessment tools to measure psychological distress related to tooth loss or failed to meet the selection criteria . Therefore, only eight texts were included in the current review; all of the included studies had a cross‐sectional design.…”

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“…Following the assessment of these studies, eight studies were also excluded, since these were either related to the invalidated assessment tools to measure psychological distress related to tooth loss [23][24][25][26][27] or failed to meet the selection criteria. [28][29][30] Therefore, only eight texts were included in the current review; all of the included studies had a cross-sectional design. The key characteristics of the included studies are reported in Table 2.…”

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Assessment of Psychological Disturbance in Patients with Tooth Loss: A Systematic Review of Assessment Tools

Kudsi

Fenlon

Johal

et al. 2020

Journal of Prosthodontics

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Purpose To systematically review the available evidence on screening tools to detect the psychological disturbance in patients with tooth loss and technically successful removable dentures (partial and complete). Materials and Methods The study protocol was registered with the National Institute of Health Research Database (I.D. CRD42017082125). The PICOS tool (patients, intervention, control, outcomes measure, and study design) was used to formulate an effective search strategy. Participants were adults (≥ 18), who were edentulous or had significant tooth loss (< 9 remaining teeth). The intervention included undergoing replacement with technically successful dentures (partial or complete). A control group of adults were either edentulous or had significant tooth loss and without dentures. Outcomes included assessing psychological disturbance due to treatment with dentures or due to no treatment using a validated tool. A structured search strategy was used to complete a standard systematic search of the electronic database without any date limit and/or language restriction. Only quantitative studies using a validated measuring tool to screen for psychological distress in adults with significant tooth loss were included. Two authors independently assessed the risk of bias in the included studies. Data homogeneity was assessed in regards to the screening tools to measure psychological disturbance following the management of tooth loss with dentures. The significant level was set at 0.05, using IBM SPSS Statistics 24.0 (SPSS Inc., New York, NY). The psychometric properties and the validation processes of the screening tools were assessed. Results From the original 3510 studies identified, only eight studies were found to meet the inclusion criteria. All eight studies used the same questionnaire to screen for the emotional distress of tooth loss. In addition, one study also used the Patient Health Questionnaire‐9 (PHQ‐9) to screen for the association of depression with tooth loss. Six studies suggested that a significant number of patients have difficulties in accepting tooth loss, were less confident, and had emotional distress related to tooth loss. However, two studies reported no significant link. All studies found a marked impact on functional activities and social interaction. However, four studies had a potentially biased selection process, and the questionnaire used was assessed to be at high‐risk of measurement bias, as the development and validation process was not clear. There was also a lack of well‐defined control groups in all studies. Conclusion Tooth loss could cause psychological disturbance in some patients. To date, there is a lack of available tools that are suitable to screen and measure psychological disturbance in patients with tooth loss. Additional research is required to develop tools to identify and measure such impact and to recommend suitable interventions when needed.

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“…Além disso, há um efeito negativo significativo no bem-estar e na qualidade de vida , Cunha-Cruz et al, 2007 que inclui dificuldade na fala e limitações na interação social, o que leva as pessoas a manterem a perda dentária como um segredo que não deve ser discutido (Okoje et. al., 2012)., Os indivíduos que tem dificuldade em aceitar a perda de um ou mais de seus dentes são menos propensos a aceitar a inevitável mudança no formato da face que ocorre em detrimento da perda dentária (Davis et al, 2000).…”

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Efeito de um programa antitabágico na perda dentária: estudo prospectivo intervencional de 24 meses

Gomes¹

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AGRADECIMENTOSAos meus pais, José e Mioco, por me oferecerem a oportunidade de estudar e primarem pela minha educação. Vocês são exemplos a serem seguidos! Sou muito grata e me espelho em vocês! Ao meu irmão Renato, pela amizade e pelo companheirismo. Sua integridade e dedicação o tornam especial! À minha tia Hiroco, que é minha segunda mãe e sempre me acolheu e me aconselhou, jamais medindo esforços pra me ajudar! Não tenho palavras pra expressar minha gratidão! Ao meu orientador, professor Cláudio Mendes Pannuti, pelo incentivo, empenho e por acreditar no nosso trabalho. Por compartilhar a alegria de cada conquista nesses 4 anos! Muito obrigada por me aceitar como sua orientada! Aos professores Giuseppe Romito, Francisco Pustiglioni, Luiz Lima, José Batista César Neto, Luciana Saraiva, Marinella Holzhausen, pela dedicação e por transmitir seus conhecimentos de forma tão clara e objetiva, fundamentais para meu aprendizado. À professora Marina Clemente Conde, que me acolheu no curso de especialização, pelas palavras, pelo carinho, apoio e por me orientar quando precisei. Aos professores Fausto Medeiros Mendes e Fábio Daumas pelas contribuições e sugestões no meu exame de qualificação. À Marília e Márcia, funcionários da disciplina de Periodontia, por sempre serem solícitas e nos ajudarem com o projeto. Ao grupo do fumo, Bárbara. Muito obrigada pela dedicação, pelo esforço, por dispor o tempo de vocês para a concretização deste trabalho! Gi, obrigada pelo companheirismo, incentivo e pela amizade! À equipe do grupo Antitabágico do UBAS no HU e ao coordenador Professor Dr. João Paulo Becker Lotufo, por terem nos recebido e cedido os pacientes para a nossa pesquisa. À todos os pacientes que participaram da pesquisa, sabemos o quanto é difícil esta luta contra o tabagismo! Obrigada por pacientemente participarem das consultas de retorno e pela dedicação! À FAPESP e à CAPES por terem apoiado este trabalho. "As nuvens mudam sempre de posição, mas são sempre nuvens no céu. Assim devemos ser todo dia, mutantes, porém leais com o que pensamos e sonhamos; lembrem-se, tudo se desmancha no ar, menos os pensamentos". Paulo Baleki RESUMO Gomes EF. Efeito de um programa antitabágico na perda dentária: estudo prospectivo intervencional de 24 meses [dissertação]. São Paulo: Universidade de São Paulo, Faculdade de Odontologia; 2013. Versão Original. O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar o efeito de um programa antitabágico e do tratamento periodontal não-cirúrgico na perda dentária em fumantes portadores de periodontite crônica. Fumantes que desejavam parar de fumar se inscreveram no serviço oferecido pelo Programa de Cessação de Tabagismo do Hospital Universitário em São Paulo. Eles se submeteram a tratamento periodontal não cirúrgico concomitantemente à terapia de cessação de tabagismo. Manutenção periodontal foi realizada a cada três meses até 24 meses de acompanhamento. Um examinador calibrado e cego para o hábito de fumar realizou exame periodontal completo na inclusão dos pacientes e após 3, 6, 12 e 24 meses após o término do t...

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Tooth loss: Are the patients prepared?

Cited by 24 publications

References 7 publications

Emotional Impact Survey of Dental Patients with Tooth Loss in Unsyiah Dental Hospital, Banda Aceh, Indonesia

Emotional Impact Survey of Dental Patients with Tooth Loss in Unsyiah Dental Hospital, Banda Aceh, Indonesia

Assessment of Psychological Disturbance in Patients with Tooth Loss: A Systematic Review of Assessment Tools

Efeito de um programa antitabágico na perda dentária: estudo prospectivo intervencional de 24 meses

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