Análisis de prevalencia de la clasificación de Kennedy en pacientes parcialmente edéntulos, atendidos en la clínica de pregrado ciclo I sección vespertina 2018
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2019-03
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología
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La clasificación de Kennedy permite determinar los arcos parcialmente
desdentados en cuatro clases principales permitiendo de manera accesible
para realizar un buen diagnóstico, en este trabajo se determinó la prevalencia
del estudio cuantitativo y descriptivo por medio de tablas y gráficos de
información recaudada de historias clínicas recolectadas de pacientes
atendidos en la clínica de pregrado en la Facultad Piloto de Odontología ciclo I.
dando como resultado, pacientes edéntulos parciales por género: 136
pacientes de género femenino con mayor prevalencia 53% y en menor género
el masculino con 120 pacientes atendidos, 47%. Pacientes edéntulos parciales
género femenino. Dando con un mayor resultado a pacientes femeninas de 41
a 50 años como mayor grupo etario. Clase Kennedy en el maxilar superior: Se
determinó que la mayor incidencia se encontró en la clase IV con el 40% y está
representado por 55 pacientes de género femenino, Mientras que, en los
hombres, el menor porcentaje se obtuvo en la clase II con un 23% lo que
representa a 27 pacientes. Clase Kennedy Con Mayor Incidencia En El Maxilar
Inferior: Se determinó que la mayor incidencia se encontró la Clase I con el
63% que representan a 85 pacientes de género femenino, Mientras que la
mayor incidencia en los hombres fue en la Clase VI obteniendo 49% representa
a 59 pacientes masculinos, mientras que la Clase II con el 18% que equivale a
22 pacientes y por último la Clase III con el 13% que corresponde a 15
pacientes.
Kennedy's classification allows to determine the partially edentulous arches in four main classes allowing in an accessible way to make a good diagnosis, in this work the prevalence of the quantitative and descriptive study was determined by means of tables and graphs of information collected from clinical histories collected from patients attended in the undergraduate clinic in the Pilot School of Dentistry cycle I. Resulting in partial edentulous patients by gender: 136 female patients with higher prevalence 53% and in lower gender the male with 120 patients attended, 47%. Partial female edentulous patients. Giving a greater result to female patients from 41 to 50 years of age as the largest age group. Kennedy class in the upper jaw: It was determined that the highest incidence was found in class IV with 40% and is represented by 55 female patients, while in men, the lowest percentage was obtained in class II with 23% representing 27 patients. Kennedy Class with Higher Incidence In The Lower Maxillary: It was determined that the highest incidence was found in Class I with 63% representing 85 female patients, while the highest incidence in men was in Class VI obtaining 49% representing 59 male patients, while Class II with 18% equivalent to 22 patients and finally Class III with 13% corresponding to 15 patients
Kennedy's classification allows to determine the partially edentulous arches in four main classes allowing in an accessible way to make a good diagnosis, in this work the prevalence of the quantitative and descriptive study was determined by means of tables and graphs of information collected from clinical histories collected from patients attended in the undergraduate clinic in the Pilot School of Dentistry cycle I. Resulting in partial edentulous patients by gender: 136 female patients with higher prevalence 53% and in lower gender the male with 120 patients attended, 47%. Partial female edentulous patients. Giving a greater result to female patients from 41 to 50 years of age as the largest age group. Kennedy class in the upper jaw: It was determined that the highest incidence was found in class IV with 40% and is represented by 55 female patients, while in men, the lowest percentage was obtained in class II with 23% representing 27 patients. Kennedy Class with Higher Incidence In The Lower Maxillary: It was determined that the highest incidence was found in Class I with 63% representing 85 female patients, while the highest incidence in men was in Class VI obtaining 49% representing 59 male patients, while Class II with 18% equivalent to 22 patients and finally Class III with 13% corresponding to 15 patients
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ARCADA EDENTULA, CLASIFICACION DE KENNEDY, EDENTULISMO PARCIAL