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[Functional, involutional and pathological oral changes with age. 6. Systemic disease].

J L Castellanos¹, L Díaz Guzman

¹Departamento de Medicina Bucal y Periodoncia, Universidad del Bajio, Leon, Gto.

Revista ADM (Asociacion Dental Mexicana : 1988)

|March 1, 1990

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As patients age, the variety and number of health diseases increase, particularly in those over 50. Dental evaluation must consider clinical history for effective treatment planning.

Area of Science:

Geriatric Dentistry
Oral Pathology
Epidemiology

Context:

Aging population presents unique oral health challenges.
Dental schools encounter diverse patient demographics.
Understanding age-related oral diseases is crucial.

Purpose:

To determine the frequency, variety, and concentration of oral diseases in relation to age.
To analyze the impact of aging on oral health conditions.
To establish differences in disease prevalence between age groups.

Summary:

Older patients exhibit a greater variety and number of pathological conditions.
A significant difference in oral disease prevalence exists between individuals over and under 50.
The risk factor for certain conditions was 1:1 in patients older than 50.

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Impact:

Highlights the importance of comprehensive clinical history in dental treatment planning.
Emphasizes age as a critical factor in oral disease assessment.
Informs clinical decision-making for geriatric dental patients.