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Estudo SAIMI : hábitos de escovagem dentária em crianças e adolescentes imigrantes do subcontinente indiano em Lisboa

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Summary:Objectives: The number of child and adolescent immigrants from the Indian subcontinent has been increasing in Portugal. Dental caries is the most common chronic disease in these ages, and toothbrushing is the most effective prevention measure. The objective was to characterize the toothbrushing habits of immigrant children and adolescents from the Indian subcontinent, living in Lisbon. Methods: In this cross-sectional study, children and adolescents (aged 2 to 16 years) who were 1st and 2nd generation immigrants from the Indian subcontinent (Bangladesh, India and Pakistan) living in Lisbon were selected based on a chain referral sampling technique and using privileged access interviewers. Descriptive analysis of sociodemographic characteristics and toothbrushing habits and a multifactorial logistical model were performed, with toothbrushing twice a day as the dependent variable. Results: Data was obtained from 278 individuals (66% male, mean age of 7.6±3.5 years), 48% of which brushed their teeth twice a day. The probability of toothbrushing twice a day was significantly and independently associated with 1st generation immigrants and older age groups. Conclusions: In immigrant children from the Indian subcontinent, the frequency of toothbrushing twice a day is very low in pre-school ages, making it necessary to strengthen recommendations for starting toothbrushing with the eruption of the first deciduous teeth, as well as the adoption of targeted health promotion programs.
Main Authors:Costa, Tiago
Other Authors:Lopes, Elisa; Alarcão, Violeta; Nogueira, Paulo; Carreira, Mário
Subject:Emigrants and immigrants Hygiene, dental Asia, western Portugal
Year:2018
Country:Portugal
Document type:article
Access type:open access
Associated institution:Universidade de Lisboa
Language:Portuguese
Origin:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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SAIMI study : teeth brushing habits among immigrant children and adolescents from the Indian subcontinent in Lisbon
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description Objectives: The number of child and adolescent immigrants from the Indian subcontinent has been increasing in Portugal. Dental caries is the most common chronic disease in these ages, and toothbrushing is the most effective prevention measure. The objective was to characterize the toothbrushing habits of immigrant children and adolescents from the Indian subcontinent, living in Lisbon. Methods: In this cross-sectional study, children and adolescents (aged 2 to 16 years) who were 1st and 2nd generation immigrants from the Indian subcontinent (Bangladesh, India and Pakistan) living in Lisbon were selected based on a chain referral sampling technique and using privileged access interviewers. Descriptive analysis of sociodemographic characteristics and toothbrushing habits and a multifactorial logistical model were performed, with toothbrushing twice a day as the dependent variable. Results: Data was obtained from 278 individuals (66% male, mean age of 7.6±3.5 years), 48% of which brushed their teeth twice a day. The probability of toothbrushing twice a day was significantly and independently associated with 1st generation immigrants and older age groups. Conclusions: In immigrant children from the Indian subcontinent, the frequency of toothbrushing twice a day is very low in pre-school ages, making it necessary to strengthen recommendations for starting toothbrushing with the eruption of the first deciduous teeth, as well as the adoption of targeted health promotion programs.
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spellingShingle Estudo SAIMI : hábitos de escovagem dentária em crianças e adolescentes imigrantes do subcontinente indiano em Lisboa
Costa, Tiago
Emigrants and immigrants
Hygiene, dental
Asia, western
Portugal
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Emigrants and immigrants
Hygiene, dental
Asia, western
Portugal
title Estudo SAIMI : hábitos de escovagem dentária em crianças e adolescentes imigrantes do subcontinente indiano em Lisboa
title_full Estudo SAIMI : hábitos de escovagem dentária em crianças e adolescentes imigrantes do subcontinente indiano em Lisboa
title_fullStr Estudo SAIMI : hábitos de escovagem dentária em crianças e adolescentes imigrantes do subcontinente indiano em Lisboa
title_full_unstemmed Estudo SAIMI : hábitos de escovagem dentária em crianças e adolescentes imigrantes do subcontinente indiano em Lisboa
title_short Estudo SAIMI : hábitos de escovagem dentária em crianças e adolescentes imigrantes do subcontinente indiano em Lisboa
title_sort Estudo SAIMI : hábitos de escovagem dentária em crianças e adolescentes imigrantes do subcontinente indiano em Lisboa
topic Emigrants and immigrants
Hygiene, dental
Asia, western
Portugal
topic_facet Emigrants and immigrants
Hygiene, dental
Asia, western
Portugal
url http://hdl.handle.net/10451/36363
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