las afecciones estéticas: un problema para prevenir

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Abstract
La estética facial asociada con los dientes ha preocupado a la sociedad desde la antigüedad. El temor al rechazo social por cambios de forma, color o posiciones dentales, puede producir un gran impacto psicológico en los pacientes. Con el objetivo de valorar la repercusión psicosocial de las alteraciones estéticas faciales, de determinar el nivel de prioridad que ocupan los tratamientos estéticos dentales y demostrar así la necesidad de intensificar nuestra labor educativa encaminada a evitar aquellas afecciones estéticas que más inciden en nuestra población, procedimos a la aplicación de una encuesta anónima en 110 pacientes que acudieron al Servicio de Estomatología Integral de la Facultad de Estomatología entre noviembre de 1999 y abril del 2000. Se recogió información sobre: actitud asumida por pacientes afectados, prioridades de tratamientos, etcétera. Dicha información fue procesada en tablas estadísticas. Los resultados del trabajo nos permiten concluir que las afecciones estéticas dentales tienen gran repercusión psicosocial, lo que unido al haber encontrado las lesiones traumáticas como las afecciones estéticas de mayor prevalencia, nos evidencia la necesidad de enfatizar nuestra labor educativa en este aspecto.
Society has worried about facial esthetics associated with teeth since ancient times. Being afraid of social rejection due to changes of dental form, color or positions may produce a great psychological impact on patients. In order to assess the psychosocial repercussion of the facial esthetic alterations, to determine the priorty level of the esthetic dental treatments and to show the need of intensifying our educative work directed to prevent the most common esthetic affections in our population, we did an anonimous survey among 110 patients that received attention at the Service of Comprehensive Stomatology of the Faculty of Stomatology between November, 1999, and April, 2000. Information was gathered about the attitude assumed by the affected patients, treatment priorities, etc. Such information was processed in statistical tables. The results allowed us to conclude that esthetic dental affections have a big psychosocial repercussion, which together with the fact of having demonstrated that the traumatic injuries are the commonest esthetic affections, show us the need of making emphasis on our educative work on this regard.
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Authors ;Yulisa Otero Baxter;Alexander Seguí Ulloa<A HREF="#cargo"> </A><A NAME="BM_autor"></A>
Journal nature genetics
Year 2001
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esthetics psychosocial impact

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