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Rev Odont Mex 2007; 11 (2)

Evaluation of the necessities of dental attention for paediatric patients with HIV/AIDS with dental health indicators

Ramírez VMP, Cashat CM, Fragoso RR

Language: Spanish
References: 17
Page: 76-80
PDF size: 161.22 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The objective of the study was to determine dental attention necessities in pediatric patients with HIV/AIDS using CPO-D Index, Oral Hygienic Index, the prevalence of malocclusions, and the evaluation of the concordance between both indexes. Methods: 47 HIV/AIDS patients treated at Immunodeficiency Clinic at Hospital Infantil de México (CLINDI) were included. Evaluation of concordance between IHOS y CPO-D was made in a continuous scale and categorical groups, using intraclass correlation coefficient with significance of 0.05. Results: 93% of the patients had regular oral hygiene and 62% presented malocclusions. There is also a discrepancy between CPO-D Index and IHOS. Conclusion: the results were not the expected ones for children who are being treated in a third level hospital.


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