Jornal Mundial de Farmacologia e Toxicologia

Abstrato

An Analysis of Patient Dental Care under General Anesthesia Compared to Non-Pharmacological Methods

Okada Tetsuji

Background: The unmet dental requirements are still at the loftiest rate in cases with special health care requirements (SHCN) owing to their physical conditions, lack of cooperation, anxiety and dental fear. Accoutrements and styles this study reviewed the dental map records of SHCN cases from 2005 to 2019. The dental map records were divided into two groups GA and NP groups. The demographic data, recall geste and treatment issues were anatomized and compared between groups.

Results: Two hundred and sixty- one cases progressed2.2 –43.1 times with mean age14.22 ±8.64 times old were included.

Conclusion: Patients with SHCN who were at aged age and had high caries witness with surely negative geste and multitudinous treatment requirements were more justifiably for GA. A significant new caries circumstance with faster rate tended towards SHCN cases who passed GA. Dental treatment General anesthesia Non- pharmacological Special health care needs preface Special health care requirements( SHCN) are people that live with some form of disability; physical, experimental, behavioral, sensitive, and intellectual disabilities, or any limiting conditions that could be walls in performing diurnal life routines and utmost of conditioning in a normal way. patients with SHCN are more at increased threat of caries, likely to have poorer oral hygiene and periodontal status in consequence of shy oral health care, diet problems, inadequate fluoride exposure, malocclusion, enamel disfigurement and soon. However, the unmet dental requirements are still at the loftiest rate in this group of cases owing to their limitations in cooperation, advanced position of anxiety and dentalfear.Therefore, using the applicable operation ways in dental treatment has played an important part for pediatric dentist in order to perform the procedures with effective treatment issues.