Prevalência de afecções orais e fatores de risco para a doença periodontal em cães
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Tipo de documento: | Dissertação |
Tipo de acesso: | Acesso aberto |
Idioma: | por |
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Universidade do Oeste Paulista
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Mestrado em Ciência Animal
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Ciências Agrárias
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BR
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Link de acesso: | http://bdtd.unoeste.br:8080/tede/handle/tede/680 |
Resumo: | The purpose of this study was to appraise the prevalence of oral diseases and the risk factors for periodontal disease in dogs. A total of 126 dogs was examined without taking into consideration their specific breed, gender, age or weight, of which total 75 (59,52%) were from a kennel held by a university located in the countryside of the State of São Paulo and 51 (40,47%) belonged to private owners whose dogs were treated by the Small Animal Surgical Clinic. The data gathered during the physical examination were transferred to a specific form (dental chart). The owner or person in charge of each dog was requested to answer a questionnaire containing questions related to the medical and dental records of their dogs, as well as any habits of gnawing on natural or artificial bones or hard objects, and the type of feed used. Any extraoral alteration was examined, such as asymmetry of head, lips, submandibular lymph glands, presence or absence of fistulas and/or infraorbital increase. The intraoral examination was carried out next, which encompassed mucosa, palate, and alterations of teeth considering the presence or absence of gingivitis (degrees I, II, III), dental calculus (degrees I, II, III), exposition of a furcation (degrees I, II, III), dental mobility (degrees I, II, III), gingival retraction (mm), periodontal pocket (mm), tooth wear, dental fractures with or without pulpar exposure, gyroversion, dental crowding, enamel hypoplasia, gingival hyperplasia, persistence of decidual teeth, malocclusion, tooth absence, supernumerary teeth, bleeding on probing, conventional root canal treatment, lip fold dermatitis, oral papillomatosis, oronasal communication and periodontal disease (degrees I, II, III, IV). There was no significant relevance in relation to weight, type of feed and presence of periodontal disease, but the clinical importance of that relation is well known. The variables gender, origin of the animals (private owner or kennel), habit of gnawing on natural or artificial bones, type of occlusion, dental crowding, persistence of decidual teeth, supernumerary teeth and gyroversion did not reach statistical relevance when associated with periodontal disease. The conclusion reached was that there was a high prevalence of periodontal disease (80,95%) in the dogs examined. The disease most commonly found was dental calculus, followed by gingivitis and periodontal disease degree I. The degree of periodontal disease was correlated to the degree of dental mobility, gingivitis, dental calculus, depth of the periodontal pocket and gingival retraction. |
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Nogueira, Rosa Maria BarilliCPF:06991647888http://lattes.cnpq.br/7556647746768615Biasi, Fernando deCPF:93481179987http://lattes.cnpq.br/1486447307455660Giufrida, RogérioCPF:25801911863CPF:31363150812http://lattes.cnpq.br/7982238489099640Ha, Juliana Dalarossa Amatuzzi Von2016-07-18T17:53:11Z2013-11-272013-06-27HA, Juliana Dalarossa Amatuzzi Von. Prevalence of oral diseases and risk factors for periodontal disease in dogs. 2013. 80 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Ciências Agrárias) - Universidade do Oeste Paulista, Presidente Prudente, 2013.http://bdtd.unoeste.br:8080/tede/handle/tede/680The purpose of this study was to appraise the prevalence of oral diseases and the risk factors for periodontal disease in dogs. A total of 126 dogs was examined without taking into consideration their specific breed, gender, age or weight, of which total 75 (59,52%) were from a kennel held by a university located in the countryside of the State of São Paulo and 51 (40,47%) belonged to private owners whose dogs were treated by the Small Animal Surgical Clinic. The data gathered during the physical examination were transferred to a specific form (dental chart). The owner or person in charge of each dog was requested to answer a questionnaire containing questions related to the medical and dental records of their dogs, as well as any habits of gnawing on natural or artificial bones or hard objects, and the type of feed used. Any extraoral alteration was examined, such as asymmetry of head, lips, submandibular lymph glands, presence or absence of fistulas and/or infraorbital increase. The intraoral examination was carried out next, which encompassed mucosa, palate, and alterations of teeth considering the presence or absence of gingivitis (degrees I, II, III), dental calculus (degrees I, II, III), exposition of a furcation (degrees I, II, III), dental mobility (degrees I, II, III), gingival retraction (mm), periodontal pocket (mm), tooth wear, dental fractures with or without pulpar exposure, gyroversion, dental crowding, enamel hypoplasia, gingival hyperplasia, persistence of decidual teeth, malocclusion, tooth absence, supernumerary teeth, bleeding on probing, conventional root canal treatment, lip fold dermatitis, oral papillomatosis, oronasal communication and periodontal disease (degrees I, II, III, IV). There was no significant relevance in relation to weight, type of feed and presence of periodontal disease, but the clinical importance of that relation is well known. The variables gender, origin of the animals (private owner or kennel), habit of gnawing on natural or artificial bones, type of occlusion, dental crowding, persistence of decidual teeth, supernumerary teeth and gyroversion did not reach statistical relevance when associated with periodontal disease. The conclusion reached was that there was a high prevalence of periodontal disease (80,95%) in the dogs examined. The disease most commonly found was dental calculus, followed by gingivitis and periodontal disease degree I. The degree of periodontal disease was correlated to the degree of dental mobility, gingivitis, dental calculus, depth of the periodontal pocket and gingival retraction.O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar a prevalência de afecções orais e fatores de risco para a doença periodontal em cães. Foram avaliados 126 cães, sem predileção por raça, sexo, idade ou peso, sendo 75 (59,52%) deles provenientes do canil de uma Universidade do interior do Estado de São Paulo e 51 (40,47%) de proprietários que tiveram seus cães atendidos pelo setor de Clínica Cirúrgica de Pequenos Animais. Ao exame clínico, realizou-se o preenchimento do odontograma. O proprietário ou o responsável por cada cão respondeu a um questionário contendo histórico médico e dental, hábitos de roer ossos (naturais ou artificiais) ou objetos duros e tipo de dieta oferecida ao animal. Observou-se qualquer alteração extraoral, como assimetria da cabeça, lábios, linfonodos submandibulares, presença de fístulas e/ou aumento infraorbitário. Em seguida, foi realizada a avaliação intraoral que compreendeu mucosa, palato e dentes, observando a presença de gengivite (grau I, II, III), cálculo dentário (grau I, II, III), exposição de furca (grau I, II, III), mobilidade dentária (grau I, II, III), retração gengival (mm), bolsa periodontal (mm), desgaste dental, fratura dentária com ou sem exposição pulpar, giroversão, apinhamento dentário, hipoplasia de esmalte, hiperplasia gengival, persistência de dentes decíduos, má oclusão, ausência dentária, dentes supranumerários, sangramento à sondagem, tratamento convencional de canal, dermatite de dobra labial, papilomatose oral, comunicação oronasal e doença periodontal (graus I, II, III, IV). Não houve relevância estatística significativa em relação ao peso, tipo de dieta e presença de doença periodontal. As variáveis sexo, origem dos animais (proprietário particular ou canil), hábito de roer osso natural ou artificial, tipo de oclusão, apinhamento dental, persistência de dentes decíduos, dentes supranumerários e giroversão não atingiram relevância estatística quando associadas à doença periodontal. Conclui-se que a doença periodontal foi de alta prevalência (80,95%) nos cães avaliados. A afecção mais encontrada foi o cálculo dentário, seguido da gengivite e doença periodontal de grau I. O grau de doença periodontal foi positivamente correlacionado com o grau de mobilidade dentária, gengivite, cálculo dentário, profundidade da bolsa periodontal e retração gengival.Made available in DSpace on 2016-07-18T17:53:11Z (GMT). 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Prevalência de afecções orais e fatores de risco para a doença periodontal em cães |
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Prevalence of oral diseases and risk factors for periodontal disease in dogs |
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Prevalência de afecções orais e fatores de risco para a doença periodontal em cães |
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Prevalência de afecções orais e fatores de risco para a doença periodontal em cães Ha, Juliana Dalarossa Amatuzzi Von Cães Periodontite Dogs Periodontitis CNPQ::CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::MEDICINA VETERINARIA |
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Prevalência de afecções orais e fatores de risco para a doença periodontal em cães |
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Prevalência de afecções orais e fatores de risco para a doença periodontal em cães |
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Prevalência de afecções orais e fatores de risco para a doença periodontal em cães |
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Prevalência de afecções orais e fatores de risco para a doença periodontal em cães |
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Prevalência de afecções orais e fatores de risco para a doença periodontal em cães |
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Ha, Juliana Dalarossa Amatuzzi Von |
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Nogueira, Rosa Maria Barilli |
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Biasi, Fernando de |
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Giufrida, Rogério |
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Ha, Juliana Dalarossa Amatuzzi Von |
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Nogueira, Rosa Maria Barilli Biasi, Fernando de Giufrida, Rogério |
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Cães Periodontite |
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Cães Periodontite Dogs Periodontitis CNPQ::CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::MEDICINA VETERINARIA |
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Dogs Periodontitis |
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