Le Mali medical · 2020
[Prevalence Of Periodontal Recessions In The Odontology Department Of The Bamako Hospital Infirmery (Ihb)].
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Kane Aboubacar St, Diallo Baba, Diarra Abdoulaziz, Pockpa Zad, Traore Dianguiné, Traore Abdoul A, Kone Mark, Toure K, Coulibaly B, Diawara Ousseynou
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UNLABELLED: Periodontal or gingival recession is the term used to characterize the apical displacement of the marginal gingiva on the surface of the root beyond the enamel junction.
THE OBJECTIVE: of this study was to determine the prevalence of periodontal recession in the Dentistry Department of the Bamako Hospital Infirmary.
METHOD: This study was carried out in the dentistry department of the Bamako Hospital Infirmary over a 3-month period from January 15 to April 15, 2020. The inclusion criteria concerned patients who came for consultation in the department. A survey sheet comprising socio-demographic and clinical variables was developed for this purpose.
RESULTS: The prevalence of periodontal recession was 23.64%. Men were the most represented with 63.9%. Oral hygiene was fair with 42.62%, 36% of periodontal recessions were shallow and narrow. Miller's Class I and Class II recession types were the most represented with 41%. The incisors were the most affected with a rate of 29.64%. At the community level, adequate awareness and education in maintaining oral hygiene should prove successful in the long term.
THE OBJECTIVE: of this study was to determine the prevalence of periodontal recession in the Dentistry Department of the Bamako Hospital Infirmary.
METHOD: This study was carried out in the dentistry department of the Bamako Hospital Infirmary over a 3-month period from January 15 to April 15, 2020. The inclusion criteria concerned patients who came for consultation in the department. A survey sheet comprising socio-demographic and clinical variables was developed for this purpose.
RESULTS: The prevalence of periodontal recession was 23.64%. Men were the most represented with 63.9%. Oral hygiene was fair with 42.62%, 36% of periodontal recessions were shallow and narrow. Miller's Class I and Class II recession types were the most represented with 41%. The incisors were the most affected with a rate of 29.64%. At the community level, adequate awareness and education in maintaining oral hygiene should prove successful in the long term.