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2015, Number 1

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Rev Odotopediatr Latinoam 2015; 5 (1)

Periodontal disease in pregnant teenagers. Literature Review

Cotis A, Guerra ME
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Language: Spanish
References: 40
Page: 51-60
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Key words:

pregnancy, adolescents, Periodontal Disease.

ABSTRACT

Objetive: Investigate the literature information on periodontal disease in pregnant teenagers, whom will allow the infection about the different findings according to the most prevalent periodontal pathology in these patients. Materials and methods: Look for printed literature in books and magazines, as well as search for articles published on the internet, it took into consideration the period of pregnancy in adolescence. Results: There were 40 publications on periodontal disease and pregnancy, from 1963 until 2013, in Spanish and English of which only 4 relate to adolescents, the authors agree that there is a need for greater interdisciplinary care, which include the dentist, not only by the oral health of the pregnant mother but to assure best conditions for the development of gestational process and the child who is in training, as well as controversy exists over the influence of pregnancy on the periodontal disease. Conclusion: It is well known that hormonal changes during adolescence, pregnancy, produce alterations on the periodontium, which would be compounded by unfavorable conditions of oral hygiene. The pediatric dentist as a health care professional that caters to teenagers, you must take care of the oral cavity of the adolescent and his son in training, the most important thing is to educate and prevent to the patient and their representative, on physiological states of women can have local and systemic effects that cover the oral cavity.


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