60 • Incidence of Oral Health in Human Development
Increased life expectancy has grown into a major average and in the near future patients with average age of 90 years will be taken. It is that they reach that age with quality of life. The preservation of masticatory, phonetic and aesthetic functions of the mouth are considered some of the variable...
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I15-R233-article-1392016-10-31T14:22:17Z 60 • Incidence of Oral Health in Human Development 60 • Incidencia de la Salud Bucal en el Desarrollo Humano Siragusa, Martha Health Sciences; Dentistry life Quality; lifespan; interdisciplinary; Dentistry Ciencias de la Salud;Odontolgía Odontología; calidad de vida; interdisciplina Increased life expectancy has grown into a major average and in the near future patients with average age of 90 years will be taken. It is that they reach that age with quality of life. The preservation of masticatory, phonetic and aesthetic functions of the mouth are considered some of the variables to consider in measuring quality of life. Although it is very important what has worked in prevention, dentistry has not finished occupy a significant space in the area of health, and in the future will face another challenge in the training of human resources for strategies to maintain and improve oral health in very old patients. This not only implies specific learning but must think in interdisciplinary approaches aimed at changing lifestyle, repecting the cultural characteristics of each population group. El aumento de las expectativas de vida ha crecido en un promedio importante y en un futuro cercano se tendrán pacientes con edades promedios de 90 años. Se trata de que los mismos lleguen a esa edad con calidad de vida. La conservación de las funciones masticatorias, fonéticas y estéticas de la boca son consideradas como algunas de lasvariables a tener en cuenta en la medición de calidad de vida. Aunque es muy importante lo que se ha trabajado en prevención, la odontología no ha terminado de ocupar un espacio relevante en el área de salud, y en u n futuro deberá enfrentar otro desafió en la formación de sus recursos humanos para lograr estrategias a mantener y mejorar la salud bucal en pacientes muy mayores. Esto no implica solamente aprendizajes específicos sino que deberá pensar en enfoques interdisciplinarios tendientes a cambiar hábitos de vida, repestando las características culturales de cada grupo poblacional Secretaría Académica | UNR UNR | Universidad Nacional de Rosario 2016-05-20 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion interdiscplinario application/pdf application/pdf http://www.e-universitas.edu.ar/index.php/journal/article/view/139 e-Universitas UNR Journal; Vol. 2, Núm. 16 (8): Junio 2016; 2403 - 2443 Academic Electronic Journal of U.N.R.; Vol. 2, Núm. 16 (8): Junio 2016; 2403 - 2443 1852-0707 spa eng http://www.e-universitas.edu.ar/index.php/journal/article/view/139/pdf_65 http://www.e-universitas.edu.ar/index.php/journal/article/view/139/_8 Latin America Contemporary Essay Latinoamérica Contemporáneo tesis |
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Increased life expectancy has grown into a major average and in the near future patients with average age of 90 years will be taken. It is that they reach that age with quality of life. The preservation of masticatory, phonetic and aesthetic functions of the mouth are considered some of the variables to consider in measuring quality of life. Although it is very important what has worked in prevention, dentistry has not finished occupy a significant space in the area of health, and in the future will face another challenge in the training of human resources for strategies to maintain and improve oral health in very old patients. This not only implies specific learning but must think in interdisciplinary approaches aimed at changing lifestyle, repecting the cultural characteristics of each population group. |
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