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2012, Number 1

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Rev ADM 2012; 69 (1)

Periodontal status and hygiene and dietary habits in patients with fixed dental appliances at two stages of orthodontic treatment

Padilla DM,Visoso SA,Montiel BNM,KuboderaItoT
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Language: Spanish
References: 64
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Key words:

Hygiene and dietary habitsorthodontic treatment, periodontal status.

ABSTRACT

Objective: To determine the periodontal status of patients with fixed appliances treated at the Clinic of Dentistry of the Autonomous University of Mexico State, at two distinct stages of orthodontic treatment: Stage 1, at the commencement of treatment, and Stage 2, six months later, as well as the dietary and hygiene habits present in both.
Method: 1) The periodontal status of 70 patients was assessed—first at Stage 1, the commencement of treatment, and then at Stage 2, after six months of treatment—using four tests: the periodontal index, the gingival index, the O’Leary plaque index, and the salivary occult blood test (Salivaster). 2) A questionnaire on hygiene and dietary habits was applied at both stages of the study. A statistical analysis of the data gathered was performed using Stata (v.10.0) software, which consisted of the following three phases: a) Descriptive statistics, b) An ANOVA test at the various stages of the study, and c) A paired t-test to analyze dietary and hygiene habits.
Results: Statistically significant differences were found between the two stages of the study in terms of periodontal status, i.e. between the commencement of treatment and six months later, in the variables salivary occult blood (p=0.00) and gingival status (p=0.00). Furthermore, statistically significant differences were found between the two stages of the study in hygiene and dietary habits: number of times teeth brushed per day (p=0.00), brushing time (p=0.04), number of sugary foods consumed (p=0.00), number of dental aids (p=0.03), and gingival bleeding time (p=0.02).
Conclusions: Orthodontic treatment modifies oral conditions due to the presence of fixed appliances, which result in significant changes in dietary habits and hygiene, and hence alterations in the periodontium. Therefore, ongoing investigation and monitoring clearly needs to be carried out during treatment, and emphasis be placed on health education and promotion in patients receiving this kind of treatment.


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