Pensando más allá del alambre : la importancia del estilo de vida en la ortodoncia
Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia
Esp.
email: andrea.pedroza@campusucc.edu.co
Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia
Esp.
email: andrea.pedroza@campusucc.edu.co
Los estilos de vida son patrones de comportamiento que caracterizan a un individuo. Cada día hay más evidencia que soporta que los comportamientos y los hábitos de vida condicionan la salud. La ortodoncia no puede ser ajena al estilo de vida de cada una de las personas que busca tratamiento; por el contrario, debe darle gran importancia a cada uno de los factores comportamentales para poder llegar a un diagnóstico y a una elaboración individualizada de un plan de tratamiento. El objetivo de esta revisión de literatura es analizar cómo influyen la actividad física, la nutrición, el peso corporal, los hábitos alimenticios y nocivos en la práctica ortodóncica.
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