Oral injuries in children: a systematic review of speech therapy interest
Lesões bucais na infância: revisão sistemática de interesse da fonoaudiologia
Andréia Lopes de Matos; Maria Aparecida Barbosa de Sá; Mayane Moura Pereira; Stéphany Ketllin Mendes Oliveira; Nádia Nara Soares Teixeira; Daniel Antunes Freitas
Abstract
The background of this study is speech therapists, physicians and dentists that are professionals that in their professional actions, conduct intraoral examinations on their patients. Many children, from birth, have affection for oral lesions that can bring temporary inconvenience to daily life. The purpose is to provide health professionals a systematic review about the most common oral lesions in children and the interests of speech therapy. Health professionals should always seek to increase their knowledge by improving health care for their patients.
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Este estudo tem como tema, fonoaudiólogos, médicos e dentistas que são profissionais que, frequentemente, em suas ações profissionais, realizam exames intrabucais em seus pacientes. Muitas crianças, desde seu nascimento, apresentam o acometimento por lesões bucais que podem trazer transtornos temporários ao cotidiano. O objetivo é apresentar aos profissionais de saúde uma revisão sistemática acerca das lesões bucais mais frequentes em crianças e de interesse da fonoaudiologia. Os profissionais de saúde devem buscar sempre aumentar seus conhecimentos melhorando a atenção à saúde de seus pacientes.
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Submetido em:
01/05/2012
Aceito em:
06/02/2013
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