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J Int Oral Health, 2015 Oral habits, if persist beyond certain developmental age, can pose great harm to the developing teeth, occlusion, and surrounding oral tissues. In the formative years, almost all children engage in some non-nutritive sucking habits. Clinicians, by proper differential diagnosis and thorough understanding of natural growth and developmental processes ...
Kamdar RJ, Al-Shahrani I.
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Thumb-Sucking Habits and Oral Health: An Analysis of YouTube Content
Children, 2022 This study aims to investigate the content and usefulness of YouTube videos on** thumb-sucking habits. Methods: YouTube was systematically searched for all relevant videos on thumb sucking using primary keywords, such as thumb, finger, and digit sucking.
Zaki Hakami +7 more
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Indian Journal of Dental Sciences, 2017 Objectives: The study aimed to check the age- and gender-wise prevalence of oral habits in the children of 7–16-year-old Indian children. Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional survey involving 1029 (661 males and 368 females) children of age 7–16 ...
Pradeep Vishnoi +5 more
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Oral health beahviour of the endangered toto tribe of North Bengal
Indian Journal of Dental Sciences, 2022 Introduction: The Toto tribe is a small tribal population who inhabit a tiny hamlet on the northern fringe of the state of West Bengal and is on the verge of extinction. They have their unique oral health behaviour and oral hygiene habits.
Sudarshana Mukherjee +3 more
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The effect of oral habits in the oral cavity of children and its treatment
Padjadjaran Journal of Dentistry, 2008 Oral habits include habit which is continuously done and has the potential to cause defects in teeth and perioral tissues. Some of the oral habits are finger/thumb sucking, lip sucking/biting, nail biting, bruxism, abnormal swallowing and mouth breathing.
Meirina Gartika
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Revista de la Asociación Odontológica Argentina, 2021 Resumen Objetivo: Relacionar la prevalencia de maloclusiones funcionales con hábitos orales en niños con dentición mixta. Materiales y métodos: La muestra estuvo constituida por 61 pacientes que asistieron a la Facultad de Odontología de la UNNE entre
Edna Yohana Meza
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Oral morphology and tongue habits
International Journal of Orofacial Myology, 1995 Human beings ingest food, transform the food into the energy needed for existence, and communicate through speech, thus forming society. The oral cavity plays an essential role in these functions. When ingesting food, appropriate biting, mastication and swallowing must be conducted, and when speaking, words must be pronounced accurately.
Haruki, Takanobu +3 more
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Journal of Family and Community Medicine, 2013 Background: A variety of oral mucosal lesions and conditions are associated with the habit of smoking and chewing tobacco, and many of these carry a potential risk for the development of cancer.
Prashant B Patil +2 more
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Journal of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry, 2023 Background: The habit of eating more of sugary drinks and foods with high in trans fats and excessive saturated fatty foods, when the person is in stress has an effect on the individual's weight.
Lokesh Siva +5 more
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Oral Habits That Cause Malocclusion Problems
Insisiva Dental Journal, 2012 Oral habits that place pressure on the teeth may slowly move the teeth out of place. The aim of this study was to review the literature for articles referring the most common oral habits that cause malocclusion.
Rudy Joelijanto
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