Fatores clínicos e socioeconômicos relacionados à má oclusão em adolescentes brasileiros
estudo transversal
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2178-1990.2022.40105Palavras-chave:
Má Oclusão, Ortodontia, Vulnerabilidade Social, Inquéritos epidemiológicosResumo
Objetivo: Testar as associações da má oclusão (MO) com as variáveis clínicas odontológicas e socioeconômicas em adolescentes brasileiros de 15 a 19 anos.
Métodos: Trata-se de um estudo observacional transversal analítico que utilizou os dados do relatório final da Pesquisa Estadual de Saúde Bucal do ano de 2015.
Resultados: Adolescentes não brancos, com baixa escolaridade, com menor frequência de consultas ao dentista e com dentes extraídos por cárie tiveram, respectivamente, 1,32, 1,32, 2,02 e 1,63, e 1,40 vezes mais chance de apresentar MO.
Conclusão: A MO é um problema de saúde pública e sofre influência dos determinantes socioeconômicos, deste modo, deve-se garantir o acesso ao tratamento ortodôntico para aqueles que apresentem maior vulnerabilidade social e, consequentemente, maior susceptibilidade aos agravos em saúde bucal.
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