Thinking beyond the Wire : The Importance of Lifestyle in Orthodontics
Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia
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email: andrea.pedroza@campusucc.edu.co
Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia, Facultad de Ingeniería, sede Bogotá
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email: andrea.pedroza@campusucc.edu.co
Lifestyles are patterns of behavior that characterize an individual. There is growing evidence supporting that behaviors and life habits influence health. Orthodontics can´t be alien to the lifestyle of each person seeking treatment, on the contrary, it should give great importance to behavioral factors to arrive to a diagnosis and an individualized development of a treatment plan. The aim of this review of literature is to analyze how different factors, such as physical activity, nutrition, body weight, diet, or noxious behavior influence orthodontic practice.
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