Prevalencia de enfermedad periodontal en pacientes que usen protesis dentales parciales
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2016-04
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad de Piloto de Odontología
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A lo largo de la carrera odontológica hemos visto muchos casos de enfermedad periodontal en pacientes que usan prótesis parciales removibles esto se ha dado por muchas causas como mala higiene bucal, material de las prótesis, o simplemente pacientes que no cuidan sus dientes lo cual ha provocado que dichos pacientes sufran desde una simple gingivitis hasta una periodontitis grave esto es debido a que las bacterias que se encuentran dentro de la cavidad bucal producen factores de viruela esto quiere decir que se propagan provocando así la fase inicial o placa bacteriana; el objetivo de nuestro estudio fue establecer la prevalencia de enfermedad periodontal en pacientes que usan prótesis parciales removibles a través de encuestas a diferentes profesionales; De dicha investigación hemos obtenido como resultado que del total de la muestra de estudio de 80 pacientes con prótesis parcial removible se diagnosticaron 50 pacientes con enfermedad periodontal vinculado al uso de P.P.R. (70%) y 30 no presentaron (30%), De los 50 pacientes con enfermedad periodontal que usan prótesis parcial removible se tuvo como respuesta que 35 pacientes pertenecían al género masculino (70%), y 15 pacientes pertenecían al género femenino género femenino (30%) y del total de la muestra de estudio de 50 pacientes con enfermedad periodontal que usan prótesis parcial removible se tuvo como respuesta que 20 pacientes pertenecían al grupo etareo de 30 a 40 años de edad (40%), y 15 pacientes pertenecían al grupo etareo de 41 a 70 años de edad (60%); Frente a la investigación realizada llegamos a la conclusión de que el género masculino es el más propenso a sufrir enfermedad periodontal y las edades donde más se presenta es ente los 41 a 70 años por lo tanto es donde se debe tener mayor precaución
Throughout the dental career we have seen many cases of periodontal disease in patients using removable partial dentures that have been given for many reasons such as poor oral hygiene, material prostheses, or just patients who do not take care of their teeth which has caused such patients suffer from simple gingivitis to severe periodontitis this is because the bacteria found in the oral cavity smallpox produce factors that means are spread thereby causing the initial phase or plaque; The aim of our study was to establish the prevalence of periodontal disease in patients using removable partial dentures through surveys different professionals; In this investigation we have obtained the result that the total study sample of 80 patients with removable partial denture 50 patients were diagnosed with periodontal disease linked to the use of P.P.R. (70%) and 30 not present (30%) of the 50 patients with periodontal disease using removable partial denture was in response to 35 patients were male gender (70%), and 15 patients were female female (30%) and the total study sample of 50 patients with periodontal disease using removable partial denture was in response to 20 patients were in the age group 30 to 40 years old (40%), and 15 patients were etareo the group of 41-70 years (60%); Faced with the research we concluded that male gender is more prone to periodontal disease and age where it is being presented 41 to 70 years hence is where you should be more careful8
Throughout the dental career we have seen many cases of periodontal disease in patients using removable partial dentures that have been given for many reasons such as poor oral hygiene, material prostheses, or just patients who do not take care of their teeth which has caused such patients suffer from simple gingivitis to severe periodontitis this is because the bacteria found in the oral cavity smallpox produce factors that means are spread thereby causing the initial phase or plaque; The aim of our study was to establish the prevalence of periodontal disease in patients using removable partial dentures through surveys different professionals; In this investigation we have obtained the result that the total study sample of 80 patients with removable partial denture 50 patients were diagnosed with periodontal disease linked to the use of P.P.R. (70%) and 30 not present (30%) of the 50 patients with periodontal disease using removable partial denture was in response to 35 patients were male gender (70%), and 15 patients were female female (30%) and the total study sample of 50 patients with periodontal disease using removable partial denture was in response to 20 patients were in the age group 30 to 40 years old (40%), and 15 patients were etareo the group of 41-70 years (60%); Faced with the research we concluded that male gender is more prone to periodontal disease and age where it is being presented 41 to 70 years hence is where you should be more careful8
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PROTESIS DENTAL PARCIAL REMOVIBLE, PLACA BACTERIANA, ENFERMEDADES PERIODONTALES