Hábitos orales comunes: revisión de literatura. Parte I.

Andrea Ocampo Parra; Natalia Johnson García; María Clara Lema Álvarez

doi:10.16925/od.v0i0.434

Common Oral Habits : A Review of the Literature. Part I

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https://doi.org/10.16925/od.v0i0.434

Andrea Ocampo Parra Ver Biografía

Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia

Natalia Johnson García Ver Biografía

Universidad CES

María Clara Lema Álvarez Ver Biografía

Universidad CES

There are harmful oral habits that may influence the development of malocclusions; although they are not life-threatening, their consequences constitute a public health problem. This literature review seeks to establish habits more commonly evaluated by dentists, identify their problems and provide practical guidance. A search was made of the literature on oral habits to find rapid treatment with the aim of limiting the damage.

Keywords: pacifiers, habits, tongue habits, malocclusion, nail biting, mouth breathing, finger sucking.

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