Malos hábitos orales en el desarrollo y anomalias dentoesqueletales
Archivos
Fecha
2010-12
Autores
Título de la revista
ISSN de la revista
Título del volumen
Editor
Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología. Escuela de Postgrado "Dr. José Apolo Pineda"
Resumen
Los malos hábitos pueden alterar el normal desarrollo orofacial, produciendo deformaciones dentoesqueletales, además de problemas psicológicos, emocionales, de otros sistemas (respiratorio, digestivo) y de aprendizaje. Un habito puede ser definido como la costumbre o practica adquirida por la repetición frecuente de un mismo acto, que en un principio se hace de forma consciente y luego de modo inconsciente, como son la respiración nasal, masticación, el habla y la deglución, considerados fisiológicos o funcionales, existiendo también aquellos también no fisiológicos entre los cuales tenemos las succión del dedo, la respiración bucal y la deglución atípica. Los hábitos bucales son de indudable causa primaria o secundaria de maloclusiones o deformaciones dentomaxilofaciales. Suelen considerarse reacciones automáticas que pueden manifestarse en momentos de estrés, frustración, fatiga o aburrimiento. Así como aparecer por falta de atención de los padres al niño, tensiones en el entorno familiar, inmadurez emocional. Al interferir en el normal desarrollo de los procesos alveolares, estimulando o modificando la dirección del crecimiento en ciertas estructuras, pueden generar: Mordidas abiertas anteriores y o laterales. Protrusiones dentarias. Protrusiones dentoalveolares. Inhibición en la erupción de uno o varios dientes.
Bad habits can alter the normal orofacial dentoesqueletales of deformation, as well as psychological, emotional, other systems (respiratory, digestive) and learning. A habit can be defined as the practice acquired by custom or frequent repetition of the same act, which originally made consciously and unconsciously after, such as nasal breathing, chewing, speech and swallowing, considered physiological or functional, there are also those also nonphysiological among which are the finger sucking, mouth breathing and swallowing atypical. Oral habits are undoubtedly primary or secondary cause of malocclusion or dentofacial deformities. Usually considered automatic reactions may occur in times of stress, frustration, fatigue or boredom. As well as appearing for lack of care from parent to child, tensions within the family, emotional immaturity. By interfering with the normal development of the alveolar processes, stimulating or altering the direction of growth in certain structures can generate: Bite me open front side. Dental protrusions. Dentoalveolar protrusions. Inhibition in the eruption of one or more teeth.
Bad habits can alter the normal orofacial dentoesqueletales of deformation, as well as psychological, emotional, other systems (respiratory, digestive) and learning. A habit can be defined as the practice acquired by custom or frequent repetition of the same act, which originally made consciously and unconsciously after, such as nasal breathing, chewing, speech and swallowing, considered physiological or functional, there are also those also nonphysiological among which are the finger sucking, mouth breathing and swallowing atypical. Oral habits are undoubtedly primary or secondary cause of malocclusion or dentofacial deformities. Usually considered automatic reactions may occur in times of stress, frustration, fatigue or boredom. As well as appearing for lack of care from parent to child, tensions within the family, emotional immaturity. By interfering with the normal development of the alveolar processes, stimulating or altering the direction of growth in certain structures can generate: Bite me open front side. Dental protrusions. Dentoalveolar protrusions. Inhibition in the eruption of one or more teeth.
Descripción
PDF
Palabras clave
ODONTOLOGIA INTEGRAL, DESARROLLO MAXILOFACIAL, HABITOS BUCALES