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Educational and therapeutic intervention in children with deforming buccal habits.
Background: Buccal deforming habits are caused by many factors, which make more important the implementation of strategies aimed at reducing their incidence.
Jeny Fernández Martínez +2 more
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Influences of the type and time of breastfeeding in the onset of deforming oral habits
Introduction: deforming oral habits are closely related to the time of breastfeeding; there are beneficial or functional habits and the incorrect or deforming ones.
Daniel Enrique Reyes Romagosa +4 more
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Malocclusions and deforming oral habits in school children with early mixed teething
A descriptive and cross-sectional study of 150 scholars aged 6 to 7 with malocclusions and oral deforming habits who were in the second grade of "Nguyen Van Troi" Primary School in Santiago de Cuba, assisted during 2013 was carried out to ...
Alina Arocha Arzuaga +3 more
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Prevalence of oral deforming habits in students between the ages of six to nine
Background: Oral deforming habits are risk factors for malocclusions.Objectives: To characterize the prevalence of oral deforming habits in students between the ages of six and nine enrolled at Julian Santana Primary School during the first semester of ...
Yadamí Álvarez Utria +3 more
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Habit Tic Deformity of Bilateral Thumbnails
Nail examination is an important aspect of a wholistic dermatological examination, which when overlooked leads to missing out on important and interesting relevant findings. We observed one such typical interesting finding in a patient who presented to the out patient department with characteristic nail changes suggestive of ...
Anmol Bhargava, Sunanda A Mahajan
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Alopecia Areata and Habit Tic Deformities [PDF]
Nail involvement is a very common finding in patients with alopecia areata (AA). Most commonly evidenced by nail pitting, nail abnormalities can affect up to 66% of AA patients. We present two cases of the unusual association between habit tic nail deformities and AA.
Marina Isabel Horne +4 more
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INFLUENCE OF BAD HABITS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACQUIRED DEFORMATIONS IN THE MAXILLOFACIAL AREA
The aim: Identifying the relationship between the presence of oral habit and acquired maxillomandibular anomalies, influence of oral habits on the skeleton and muscular system formation in children. Materials and methods: We conducted clinical, radiological methods of examination of 60 patients aged 9-12 with acquired maxillomandibular anomalies, 15 ...
Nataliia, Makhlynets +4 more
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A 7-year-old girl, who presented for an unrelated issue, had a 1-year history of an “itch” on the dorsal portion of both thumbs that led to frequent scratching and rubbing of the nail folds.
Andrew J, Perrin, Joseph M, Lam
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Utility of dermatoscopy in the diagnosis of Habit‐Tic Nail Deformity
To the Editor,The habit-tic deformity, also known as “washboard nails,” is a type of nail dystrophy caused by repetitive microtraumas to the nail matrix. The disorder is classified under the spectrum of nail tic disorders.1Conscious or unconscious rubbing, picking, and pushing back the cu-ticle and proximal nail fold cause a central depression running ...
Ömer Faruk Elmas, Abdullah Demirbaş
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A young woman attended the Primary Care clinic to have the bilateral nail bed deformities on her thumbs evaluated. The woman admitted to regular nail picking. The nail abnormalities were diagnosed as habit tic deformity, a traumatic injury to the nail that occurs as a result of a picking or biting tic.
Danya Reich +2 more
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