[PDF] Top 20 Analysis of oral health conditions and risk factors for dental caries in patients with sickle cell disease

... bicarbonate and monophosphate and perform mouth autoclisis through masticatory movements ...factor in avoiding dental caries. A reduction in salivary flow, which is usually ... See full document

... regression analysis, multilevel modelling, logistic regression and ordinal regression techniques employed to analyze the dental caries data (DMFT Index) and periodontal disease ... See full document

... form of mental disorder. Previous studies in other countries have shown that schizo- phrenia is among the most ...frequent. Oral health is significant for general health and ... See full document

... aim of this study was to analyze the incidence of caries, in relation to maternal risk behaviors and clinical conditions representing different levels of ... See full document

... The oral and vascular bacterial profiles of the patients in the present study were distinct because only ...mutans and P. intermedia were detected in atherosclerotic ... See full document

... aim of this study is to share the experience of implement- ing a network for the diagnosis of oral cancer by integrating primary, secondary, and tertiary oral health care ... See full document

... aim of this study is to share the experience of implement- ing a network for the diagnosis of oral cancer by integrating primary, secondary, and tertiary oral health care ... See full document

... collected and analyzed regarding age, gender, skin color, habits, general and oral ...diseases. In both groups, measurement of salivary flow, pH and buffer capacity was ...plaque ... See full document

... formations. In the third trimester, it is common the reduction of blood circulation and respiratory difficulty, due to the gravid uterus weigh, which causes great discomfort to the pregnant ...the ... See full document

... constellation of signs and symptoms that have many possible ...World Health Organization classifies PH into 5 groups which were col- lectively referred to as “pulmonary hypertension” [1, 2] ... See full document

... time of alloantibody detection was not available for almost 50% of females older than 14 years, separate analyses were performed for pa- tients under or above this cut-off ...number of transfusions ... See full document

... part of the treatment of choice for CD when other therapies have shown to be ineffective, but it has only been available during the last ...surgery. In our study population very few patients ... See full document

... method of face with 20 parents or guard- ians, addressing questions about home address, gender, age, education level of parents or guardians and family ...interviewed in the validation ... See full document

... lence of dental caries, we adopted a standard error of 5%, a conidence interval level of 95%, and an expected prevalence of ...50%. In addition, the design effect ... See full document

... (Journal of Dental Science) has the privilege of publishing the second guest editorial of the 2010 special series on science ...Catholic of Rio Grande do Sul, gives us an introduction ... See full document

... interpreted with caution. A cross-sectional design was used, and it was not pos- sible to establish a temporal ...collected in a clinical set- ting. The selected centers represent the major ... See full document

... fL and MCH ≤ 27 pg, respectively) were analyzed blood samples from 319 individuals referred to hematology outpatient clinic of Hemocentro Dalton Barbosa Cunha, ...laboratorial analysis: erythrogram, ... See full document

... Dental caries has held a prominent position in the published ...on dental caries that, in part, promoted the discussion of methodological innovations, both in terms ... See full document

... Patients with intellectual disabilities (ID) are those who do not it into normal physical, intellectual or emotional parameters such as growth patterns, mental development and emotional ...education ... See full document

... Cerebrovascular disease, particularly stroke, is one of the most severe clinical complica- tions associated with sickle cell disease and is a significant cause of ... See full document