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Гайнуллина Диля Камиловна - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Dental status of patients with neuropsychiatric disorders who underwent Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia
    Kazan medical journal, 2020
    Co-Authors: A B Abdrashitova, Абдрашитова Алёна Борисовна, D K Gainullina, Гайнуллина Диля Камиловна
    Abstract:

    Aim. To study the Dental status of patients with neuropsychiatric disorders in Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia. Methods. A comparison of the prevalence of oral pathology among patients depending on gender, age, and nosological group was performed. It was studied the dependence of the prevalence of both acute and chronic forms of Dental pathology on the type of background disease and compared the frequency of Dental pathology depending on the background disease. Results. 50.8% of patients were male and 63.82% were female. All patients had poor oral hygiene and lack of knowledge about personal hygiene practices. Dentin caries (K01.2) was in 39 (30.5%) patients, irreversible pulpitis (K04.0) — in 31 (24.2%) patients, and chronic forms of periodontitis and their exacerbation (K04.5) — in 99 (77.3%) patients. In our study, most patients with neuropsychiatric disorders (35.9%) had Cerebral palsy (G80), 28.1% had mental retardation (F70–F73), and 10.2% had schizophrenia (F20). Irreversible pulpitis (K04.0) was statistically significantly more common in patients diagnosed with cerebral palsy (G80) — 21.7%, while in patients with mental retardation (F70–F73) only in 5.6% (p=0.007). The prevalence of periodontitis was highest in patients with mental retardation (F70–F73) — 86.1%, medium in patients with schizophrenia (F20) — 46.2% and lowest in other diseases (39.4%); the differences were statistically significant (p=0.001). Conclusion. We identified characteristics of the Dental status, intensity and prevalence of Dental diseases in patients with neuropsychiatric disorders in Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia.

A B Abdrashitova - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Dental status of patients with neuropsychiatric disorders who underwent Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia
    Kazan medical journal, 2020
    Co-Authors: A B Abdrashitova, Абдрашитова Алёна Борисовна, D K Gainullina, Гайнуллина Диля Камиловна
    Abstract:

    Aim. To study the Dental status of patients with neuropsychiatric disorders in Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia. Methods. A comparison of the prevalence of oral pathology among patients depending on gender, age, and nosological group was performed. It was studied the dependence of the prevalence of both acute and chronic forms of Dental pathology on the type of background disease and compared the frequency of Dental pathology depending on the background disease. Results. 50.8% of patients were male and 63.82% were female. All patients had poor oral hygiene and lack of knowledge about personal hygiene practices. Dentin caries (K01.2) was in 39 (30.5%) patients, irreversible pulpitis (K04.0) — in 31 (24.2%) patients, and chronic forms of periodontitis and their exacerbation (K04.5) — in 99 (77.3%) patients. In our study, most patients with neuropsychiatric disorders (35.9%) had Cerebral palsy (G80), 28.1% had mental retardation (F70–F73), and 10.2% had schizophrenia (F20). Irreversible pulpitis (K04.0) was statistically significantly more common in patients diagnosed with cerebral palsy (G80) — 21.7%, while in patients with mental retardation (F70–F73) only in 5.6% (p=0.007). The prevalence of periodontitis was highest in patients with mental retardation (F70–F73) — 86.1%, medium in patients with schizophrenia (F20) — 46.2% and lowest in other diseases (39.4%); the differences were statistically significant (p=0.001). Conclusion. We identified characteristics of the Dental status, intensity and prevalence of Dental diseases in patients with neuropsychiatric disorders in Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia.

Абдрашитова Алёна Борисовна - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Dental status of patients with neuropsychiatric disorders who underwent Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia
    Kazan medical journal, 2020
    Co-Authors: A B Abdrashitova, Абдрашитова Алёна Борисовна, D K Gainullina, Гайнуллина Диля Камиловна
    Abstract:

    Aim. To study the Dental status of patients with neuropsychiatric disorders in Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia. Methods. A comparison of the prevalence of oral pathology among patients depending on gender, age, and nosological group was performed. It was studied the dependence of the prevalence of both acute and chronic forms of Dental pathology on the type of background disease and compared the frequency of Dental pathology depending on the background disease. Results. 50.8% of patients were male and 63.82% were female. All patients had poor oral hygiene and lack of knowledge about personal hygiene practices. Dentin caries (K01.2) was in 39 (30.5%) patients, irreversible pulpitis (K04.0) — in 31 (24.2%) patients, and chronic forms of periodontitis and their exacerbation (K04.5) — in 99 (77.3%) patients. In our study, most patients with neuropsychiatric disorders (35.9%) had Cerebral palsy (G80), 28.1% had mental retardation (F70–F73), and 10.2% had schizophrenia (F20). Irreversible pulpitis (K04.0) was statistically significantly more common in patients diagnosed with cerebral palsy (G80) — 21.7%, while in patients with mental retardation (F70–F73) only in 5.6% (p=0.007). The prevalence of periodontitis was highest in patients with mental retardation (F70–F73) — 86.1%, medium in patients with schizophrenia (F20) — 46.2% and lowest in other diseases (39.4%); the differences were statistically significant (p=0.001). Conclusion. We identified characteristics of the Dental status, intensity and prevalence of Dental diseases in patients with neuropsychiatric disorders in Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia.

D K Gainullina - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Dental status of patients with neuropsychiatric disorders who underwent Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia
    Kazan medical journal, 2020
    Co-Authors: A B Abdrashitova, Абдрашитова Алёна Борисовна, D K Gainullina, Гайнуллина Диля Камиловна
    Abstract:

    Aim. To study the Dental status of patients with neuropsychiatric disorders in Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia. Methods. A comparison of the prevalence of oral pathology among patients depending on gender, age, and nosological group was performed. It was studied the dependence of the prevalence of both acute and chronic forms of Dental pathology on the type of background disease and compared the frequency of Dental pathology depending on the background disease. Results. 50.8% of patients were male and 63.82% were female. All patients had poor oral hygiene and lack of knowledge about personal hygiene practices. Dentin caries (K01.2) was in 39 (30.5%) patients, irreversible pulpitis (K04.0) — in 31 (24.2%) patients, and chronic forms of periodontitis and their exacerbation (K04.5) — in 99 (77.3%) patients. In our study, most patients with neuropsychiatric disorders (35.9%) had Cerebral palsy (G80), 28.1% had mental retardation (F70–F73), and 10.2% had schizophrenia (F20). Irreversible pulpitis (K04.0) was statistically significantly more common in patients diagnosed with cerebral palsy (G80) — 21.7%, while in patients with mental retardation (F70–F73) only in 5.6% (p=0.007). The prevalence of periodontitis was highest in patients with mental retardation (F70–F73) — 86.1%, medium in patients with schizophrenia (F20) — 46.2% and lowest in other diseases (39.4%); the differences were statistically significant (p=0.001). Conclusion. We identified characteristics of the Dental status, intensity and prevalence of Dental diseases in patients with neuropsychiatric disorders in Dental Debridement under general anaesthesia.

Anna Maria Genovesi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Motivation of Patients to use InterDental Toothbrushes for the Domiciliary Management of Peri-Implants Health: Different Compliance According to the Age
    2018
    Co-Authors: Saverio Cosola, Young Min Park, Enrica Giammarinaro, Davide Quercia, Andrea Vecchieschi, Simone Marconcini, Anna Maria Genovesi
    Abstract:

    Introduction: The main goal for preventing and controlling periimplantitis is the reduction of oral bacteria load, through home and professional procedures. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the impact of a professional standard non-surgical therapy and the motivation to the use of domiciliary interDental brushes (Gunchi - South Korea) in a cohort of 75 patients with at least 1 implant placed with a minimum of 2 years follow-up and maximum 5 years. Materials and methods: Seventy-five patients were screened on the basis of specific inclusion and exclusion criteria and were grouped into three different controlled cohorts based on their age: Group 1: patients aged 25-39 years; Group 2: patients aged 40-54 years; Group 3: patients aged 55-69 years. All subjects received oral hygiene instructions and a standard professional non-surgical treatment with ultrasonic Debridement, polishing and ozonated water rinse by a specific professional device for a minute (Aquolab® - Italy). After the education and motivation session patients were instructed to use interDental aids (interDental brushes, Gunchi South Korea). Patients were monitored for a total of 2 months follow-up. The following clinical parameters were measured on each patient before Dental Debridement and oral hygiene motivation (T0) and at 30 days (T1) and 60 days (T2): Probing pocket depth (PPD), Recession (Rec), Modified Plaque Index (mPI) and Modified Sulcus Bleeding Index (mSBI). Results: Each group showed significant improvements on Probing Depth (PD), mSBI and mPI at T1 an T2 follow-up. No statistically significant differences were found in terms of soft tissue recession. The difference between T2 and T0 and between T1 and T0 were computed on each parameter (ΔPPD, ΔRec, ΔmPI, ΔmSBI) for the comparison in efficacy between groups using the T-student test (p-value