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Dergiler / European Journal of Research in Dentistry / 2013 / Cilt: 1 - Sayı: 1

Salivary and Dental - Oral Hygiene Parameters in 3rd Trimester of Pregnancy and Early Lactation: The Effect of Education

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Leyla ÖZTÜRK
Serap AKYÜZ
Aysun GARAN
Ayşen YARAT
Sayfa
1–8
Yayın Tarihi
2013-07-26
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Within thelimitation of our sub-groups sample size, daily oral hygiene care andgood nutrition seem to have an effective impact on maintaining and/or improving them between pregnancy and lactation.

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Amaç & Hipotez:To investigate the effect of 3rd trimester of pregnancy and lactation ondental, oral hygiene and salivary parameters according to educationalstatus.
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Temel Bulgular & Veri:Fourteen healthy women at their 3rd trimester and lactationperiods, and 12 non-pregnant women as age-matched controls wererecruited.
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Sonuç & Katkı:Within thelimitation of our sub-groups sample size, daily oral hygiene care andgood nutrition seem to have an effective impact on maintaining and/or improving them between pregnancy and lactation.
🔬Tür:Araştırma Makalesi
📍Kapsam:Genişletilmiş Akademik Örneklem
⚙️Değişkenler:Salivary parameters · DMFT · SBI

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To investigate the effect of 3rd trimester of pregnancy and lactation ondental, oral hygiene and salivary parameters according to educationalstatus. Fourteen healthy women at their 3rd trimester and lactationperiods, and 12 non-pregnant women as age-matched controls wererecruited. Sulcus bleeding (SBI), plaque (PI) and caries (DMF-T)indexes were estimated and unstimulated whole saliva were taken forfree calcium (Ca), inorganic phosphate (Pi), glutathione (GSH),totalprotein (TP) levels, carbonic anhydrase activity (CA), bufferingcapacity (BC), flow rate (FR) and pH determinations. Pregnantsubjects were also sub-divided as high and low educated sub-groups.DMFT, SBI and PI increased significantly in lactation compared topregnancy, pH and BC in pregnancy were significantly lower thannon-pregnant condition and lactation. Ca and Ca/Pi molar ratioincreased and Pi decreased significantly in pregnancy compared tonon-pregnant condition. DMF-T, SBI and PI increased; FR and CAdecreased significantly in low educated sub-group and SBI and Ca/Pi molar ratio decreased; pH and BC increased significantly in higheducated sub-group in lactation compared to pregnancy. Within thelimitation of our sub-groups sample size, daily oral hygiene care andgood nutrition seem to have an effective impact on maintaining and/or improving them between pregnancy and lactation.

Abstract

To investigate the effect of 3rd trimester of pregnancy and lactation on dental, oral hygiene and salivary parameters according to educational status. Fourteen healthy women at their 3rd trimester and lactation periods, and 12 non-pregnant women as age-matched controls were recruited. Sulcus bleeding (SBI), plaque (PI) and caries (DMF-T) indexes were estimated and unstimulated whole saliva were taken for free calcium (Ca), inorganic phosphate (Pi), glutathione (GSH),total protein (TP) levels, carbonic anhydrase activity (CA), buffering capacity (BC), flow rate (FR) and pH determinations. Pregnant subjects were also sub-divided as high and low educated sub-groups. DMFT, SBI and PI increased significantly in lactation compared to pregnancy, pH and BC in pregnancy were significantly lower than non-pregnant condition and lactation. Ca and Ca/Pi molar ratio increased and Pi decreased significantly in pregnancy compared to non-pregnant condition. DMF-T, SBI and PI increased; FR and CA decreased significantly in low educated sub-group and SBI and Ca/Pi molar ratio decreased; pH and BC increased significantly in high educated sub-group in lactation compared to pregnancy. Within the limitation of our sub-groups sample size, daily oral hygiene care and good nutrition seem to have an effective impact on maintaining and/or improving them between pregnancy and lactation.

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ÖZTÜRK, L., AKYÜZ, S., GARAN, A., YARAT, A. (2013). Salivary and Dental - Oral Hygiene Parameters in 3rd Trimester of Pregnancy and Early Lactation: The Effect of Education. European Journal of Research in Dentistry, Cilt: 1 - Sayı: 1, 1–8. https://ajindex.com/articles/757912

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