Doença periodontal em gestantes e nascimento de bebê prematuro e baixo peso
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2009-07-06
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Carmo, Márcio Penha do [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A manifestação da Doença Periodontal durante a gestação, em conjunto com variáveis sócio-econômico-demográficas e de assistência à saúde, tem sido citadas como importantes fatores de risco para o parto prematuro (PP) e recém-nascido de baixo peso (BP). Através de ações que intensificam a atenção básica em saúde, o Programa Saúde da Família (PSF) tem adotado como princípio norteador a intervenção nos fatores que colocam em risco a saúde da população. Os objetivos deste estudo foram avaliar a condição periodontal de gestantes, analisar a influência de variáveis sócio-econômicas e a existência do PSF na prevalência da doença periodontal e verificar a associação desta condição e do PSF com a prevalência de PP e BP. Trata-se de estudo de coorte, abrangendo gestantes e crianças, desenvolvido em dois municípios do Estado de São Paulo, sendo um deles com PSF implantado. Foram realizados exames bucais, utilizando-se o Índice Periodontal Comunitário (IPC) e o de Perda de Inserção Periodontal (PIP) e entrevistas semi-estruturadas com as gestantes (n=119) cadastradas nos serviços públicos de saúde de ambos os municípios e o acompanhamento das mesmas até o nascimento da criança. Os resultados foram verificados por meio de análises estatísticas bivariadas (α=0,05). A idade média foi 24,7 anos; 61,4% pertenciam à raça negra/parda e 38,7% branca. A maioria (65,5%) recebia entre 2-3 salários mínimos. Somente 35,3% completaram o ensino médio. Apenas 8% das pacientes examinadas mostraram periodonto saudável (IPC=0). Sangramento e cálculo (IPC=1-2) foram observados em 66% do total, bolsas periodontais rasas em 16% e profundas em 4%, enquanto a perda de inserção periodontal superior a 4mm foi verificada em 24%. A gengivite foi a alteração periodontal mais recorrente neste grupo, visto que na gestação a mulher está mais susceptível...
The disease‟s appearing during pregnancy, along with other socio-economic-demographical varieties and health care, has been pointed out as the main risk factor to premature birth (PB) and underweight newborns (UN). Through actions that reinforce basic health care and assistance, the Health Family Program (HFP) has made an intervention in those factors which may threat health as a whole. The aims of this work were to assess the pregnant women‟s periodontal conditions, analyze socio-economical varieties influences and the existence of HFP in the periodontal disease prevalence, besides checking the possible relation to this condition and PB and UN prevalence. The present is a study comprehending pregnant women and children, held in two cities of São Paulo State. In one city, the HFP is on duty. Odontological exams were done having the Community Periodontal Index (CPI) and the Periodontal Insertion Loss (PIL) as references, in addition to interviews with the mothers. There was continuous patients‟ aid on pregnant women registered in health programs in both cities until child‟s birth. Results were evaluated through bivaried statistical analyzes (α=0.05). The average age was 24,7 years old; 61,4% belonging to black/yellow race and 38,7% to the white one. Most of them (65,5%) made between 2-3 minimum wages a month. Only 35,5% had their high-school degree. Only 8% of the examined patients presented healthy paradenitum (CPI=0). Bleeding and calculus (CPI=1-2) were observed in 66% of the total, shallow periodontal pockets in 16% and deep ones in 4%, while the four-mm superior periodontal insertion loss was observed in 24%. Gingivitis was the most recurrent periodontal alteration in this group, once during the pregnancy period women are more susceptible to periodontal inflammations. Premature children were observed in 15,8% and underweight ones in 10,5% of the population... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
The disease‟s appearing during pregnancy, along with other socio-economic-demographical varieties and health care, has been pointed out as the main risk factor to premature birth (PB) and underweight newborns (UN). Through actions that reinforce basic health care and assistance, the Health Family Program (HFP) has made an intervention in those factors which may threat health as a whole. The aims of this work were to assess the pregnant women‟s periodontal conditions, analyze socio-economical varieties influences and the existence of HFP in the periodontal disease prevalence, besides checking the possible relation to this condition and PB and UN prevalence. The present is a study comprehending pregnant women and children, held in two cities of São Paulo State. In one city, the HFP is on duty. Odontological exams were done having the Community Periodontal Index (CPI) and the Periodontal Insertion Loss (PIL) as references, in addition to interviews with the mothers. There was continuous patients‟ aid on pregnant women registered in health programs in both cities until child‟s birth. Results were evaluated through bivaried statistical analyzes (α=0.05). The average age was 24,7 years old; 61,4% belonging to black/yellow race and 38,7% to the white one. Most of them (65,5%) made between 2-3 minimum wages a month. Only 35,5% had their high-school degree. Only 8% of the examined patients presented healthy paradenitum (CPI=0). Bleeding and calculus (CPI=1-2) were observed in 66% of the total, shallow periodontal pockets in 16% and deep ones in 4%, while the four-mm superior periodontal insertion loss was observed in 24%. Gingivitis was the most recurrent periodontal alteration in this group, once during the pregnancy period women are more susceptible to periodontal inflammations. Premature children were observed in 15,8% and underweight ones in 10,5% of the population... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Mulheres grávidas, Doenças periodontais, Fatores de risco, Epidemiologia, Trabalho de parto, Saúde bucal, Prematuros, Gestantes, Prematuro, Programa saúde da família, Trabalho de parto prematuro, Recém-nascido de baixo peso, Pregnant women, Periodontal diseases, Risk factors, Family health program, Infant, Premature, Epidemiology, Obstetric Labor, Premature, Infant, Low Birth Weight, Oral health
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CARMO, Márcio Penha do. Doença periodontal em gestantes e nascimento de bebê prematuro e baixo peso. 2009. 89 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Odontologia de Araçatuba, 2009.