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2016, Número 55

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Asociación entre la enfermedad periodontal y el parto prematuro

Acosta CMG, Acosta PL, Acosta MI

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 38
Paginas: 1404-1407
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RESUMEN

Los partos prematuros representan una de las mayores complicaciones obstétricas en el mundo. Las mujeres embarazadas que presentan enfermedad periodontal han sido asociadas con partos prematuros. El objetivo de esta revisión bibliográfica fue ofrecer una visión general de publicaciones actualizadas de la relación entre la enfermedad periodontal y el parto prematuro. Además alertar al odontólogo de su importancia en conocimiento y capacitación, mejorando su práctica profesional de manera integral, destacando que la mujer embarazada debe ser educada y tratada durante el embarazo, tanto en sus periodos iniciales como finales.


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