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- The effects of lingual frenotomy on breastfeeding: an integrative reviewPublication . Santos, Hellen; Cunha, Daniele; Andrade, Rodrigo; Santos, Gilberto; Silva, Hilton JustinoPurpose: to investigate what effects lingual frenotomy has on breastfeeding. Methods: based on the research question – “Is there a relationship between the improvement in breastfeeding and the lingual frenotomy?” –, a bibliographical survey was carried out in three databases, using the following descriptors: ankyloglossia, lingual frenum, breastfeeding and frenotomy. Frenotomy is a free term. Original articles with babies up to 6 months old who had difficulties breastfeeding due to ankyloglossia and who had been submitted to lingual frenotomy were chosen. An instrument was developed, containing the following information: name of the authors, year of publication, country of origin, the objective of the study, type of study, sample, main results, and conclusion. Literature Review: of the 243 articles screened, four met the inclusion criteria for this study. It was observed that, after lingual frenotomy, some changes may take place in breastfeeding patterns, such as an increase in the number of suctions and a decrease in the time of pause in between series of suctions. Conclusion: the lingual frenotomy can be an important procedure in the treatment of babies with ankyloglossia, possibly helping improve the latch and breastfeeding.
- Changes in the color and sensitivity of the tongue in adult women after COVID-19 treatmentPublication . Fontes, Luciana; Correia, Maria da Conceição; Marques, Kátia; Fontes, Pedro; Silva, Nayara; Gomes, Marília; Fernandes, Rita; Cunha, Daniele; Silva, Hilton Justino; Santos, Leonardo; Lima, NiedjeObjectives: to describe the changes in color and sensitivity of the tongue in adult women, in the period after the treatment of COVID-19 and explain the dental conduct for treatment. Case report: there was a request for dental evaluation by a public and reference University Hospital in the city of Recife, northeast of Brazil. The patient in question was a 33 years-old white female. There was a history of diagnosis and treatment for COVID-19, with antibiotic, antipyretic and medication for worms, with the complaint of much sensitivity and change in language. The physical examination showed gingivitis in the lower sextant, with spontaneous gingival bleeding and dark spots on the dorsum of the tongue, associated with increased discomfort in the region. It was observed that the patient did not receive any orientation about oral hygiene, even with the report of pain in this region. It was opted for the orientation of the hygienization, with the reinforcement of the cleanness of the tongue, cheeks with hydrogen peroxide or oxygenated water to 10 volumes and the reinforcement for the ingestion of vitamin C, beyond the control of the biofilm, for the treatment of the gingivitis in the anterior and inferior sextant. Conclusions: this report covers the control made in seven days, being the images referring to the third day after the guidelines. There was a change in the color of the tongue and sensibility, with regular ingestion of food and liquids. There was also an improvement in gingivitis, but control is necessary.
- Comparison between rhinometric variables and nasal airing in children with mouth breathingPublication . Melo, Ana Carolina; Gomes, Adriana; Cunha, Daniele; Almeida, Wigna; Lima, Sandro; Cunha, Renata; Silva, Hilton JustinoPurpose: to analyze the correlation between the values of nasal aeration and geometry of the nasal cavities, before and after nasal cleansing in children with mouth breathing. Methods: 20 children aged 4 to 12 years old were chosen. The questionnaire Identification Index of Signs and Symptoms of Oral breathing was applied and nasal patency was assessed by nasal aeration, through the Altmann graded mirror, and the nasal geometry measured by acoustic rhinometry. After nasal cleansing and massage, the same aeration measurements and nasal geometry procedures were performed. Group normality was analyzed using the Shapiro-Wilk test considering the hypothesis of normal distribution whenever p>0.05. The Spearman’s test was applied to analyze the correlation between variables (p<0.05). Results: there was a strong and significant correlation between nasal aeration and the corresponding cross-sectional area of the front of the inferior turbinate (CSA2) in the left cavity before cleansing. There were no correlations between the nasal aeration and other rhinometric variables. Conclusion: there was a correlation between nasal aeration values and the anterior portion of the turbinates, before the massage and nasal cleansing technique, in mouth breathing children. There were no significant differences when the nasal aeration was correlated with other rhinometric variables.
- Postura e carga de peso podal em crianças com o uso de aparelhos ortodônticos ou ortopédicos funcionais dos maxilares: um estudo longitudinalPublication . Gomes, Emille; Ângelo, Luciana Bezerra; Silva, Hilton Justino; Cunha, Daniele; Correia, Maria da Conceição; Martins, Yuri; Lima, Niedje; Fontes, LucianaEsta pesquisa teve o objetivo geral de verificar a postura e carga de peso podal de crianças, com o uso de aparelhos ortodônticos ou ortopédicos funcionais dos maxilares, em controle de seis meses após a instalação dos mesmos. Representou um estudo longitudinal prospectivo, com a sequência do acompanhamento efetuado imediatamente após a instalação dos recursos terapêuticos em questão, a partir de pacientes oriundos do Ambulatório de Pediatria da Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, na cidade do Recife, Estado de Pernambuco, Brasil. A amostra compreendeu 34 crianças, 79,4% com 11 anos de idade, 61.8% do sexo masculino, 64.7% com um lado de preferência mastigatória, na maioria o esquerdo, à época do exame inicial. Todas as crianças com deslocamento do centro de pressão e alterações posturais apresentavam médias de atividade elétrica muscular de repouso do esternocleidomastoideo, fibras superiores do trapézio e tibial anterior diferentes em relação às sem essa condição. Não se constataram diferenças significantes logo após a instalação dos aparelhos, mas no controle de seis meses após, nos pacientes portadores de má oclusão do tipo Classe II de Angle (p<0.01), com redução do impulso e da transferência do peso.
- The use of photobiomodulation for the muscles of head and neck: an integrative reviewPublication . Ferreira, Sara; Cunha, Daniele; Almeida, Aline; Cunha, Maria Deluana; Bastos, Roberto; Silva, Hilton JustinoPurpose: To carry out an integrative review of the literature on the use of photobiomodulation (PBM) for the head and neck muscles. Research strategy: The research took place between June/2019 and March/2021, in the following databases: PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, LILACS, and SciELO. The MeSH used were Low-Level Light Therapy, Phototherapy, Masseter Muscle, Masticatory Muscles, Tongue, Palate, Mouth, Neck Muscles, and Facial Muscles in English and Portuguese. No limitation was imposed on the year and language of publication. Selection criteria: studies that answered the guiding question: what is the use of photobiomodulation to the head and neck muscles?. Results: 2857 articles were found, of which 102 were selected for full reading, 52 of those were excluded, giving a total of 50 articles included. The included publications date from 2003 to 2020. Brazil was the country that most published on the topic. With regard to the objectives, 82% of the studies aimed to investigate the analgesic effect of PBM, of these, 50% were related to articular or muscular temporomandibular disorders (TMD). The heterogeneity of the studies makes it impossible to define the dose protocols. Conclusion: PBM has been applied to the head and neck muscles mainly for the treatment of pain caused by TMD. There is no treatment protocol to define the doses to be used, due the heterogeneity of the methodologies applied and results found.