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2015, Número 2

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Rev Mex Periodontol 2015; 6 (2)


Entrevista motivacional. Enfoque personalizado al paciente periodontalmente comprometido

Erazo OE, Zerón A

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 26
Paginas: 88-100
Archivo PDF: 461.01 Kb.


RESUMEN

La participación del paciente en la higiene oral eficaz durante y después de la terapia periodontal es esencial para el éxito a largo plazo. La entrevista motivacional (EM) es un enfoque de orientación conductual documentado para influir positivamente en el cambio de comportamiento relacionado con el cumplimiento o adherencia a una medicación o para el control de enfermedades crónicas, particularmente el control del biofilm. Las nuevas evidencias sugieren que la EM tiene amplia utilidad para mejorar la salud oral y general del individuo. El objetivo de este trabajo es introducir al odontólogo y al especialista al uso de la entrevista motivacional para enfocar la atención personalizada y la motivación de cada sujeto para mejorar sus hábitos de higiene oral.


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