Evolución histórica de la prevalencia del síndrome incisivo molar
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Molinero Mourelle, Pedro
Burgueño Torres, Laura
Mourelle Martínez, María Rosa
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El propósito de este trabajo es conocer la
evolución de la prevalencia del Síndrome Incisivo
Molar, no sólo a nivel mundial sino
también en nuestro ámbito nacional. Constituye
una revisión bibliográfica sobre los artículos
científicos publicados en relación con
dicha alteración. Tras el análisis y teniendo
en cuenta el año de publicación independientemente
de la zona geográfica de estudio,
no se observa un aumento de la prevalencia
de hIM. Los países que experimentan
mayores porcentajes son Australia, Brasil y
Reino unido (44%, 40,2% y 40% respectivamente).
Los que presentan menor prevalencia
son China y Libia (2,8% y 2,9%
respectivamente). En el ámbito nacional claramente
se ha observado un incremento con
el tiempo en la prevalencia del hIM. Las variaciones
en los resultados obtenidos pueden
reflejar diferencias reales entre regiones y
países. Sin embargo, podrían explicarse, al
menos en una parte, por las diferentes edades
de la muestra, diferentes fechas de nacimiento,
criterios de diagnóstico, variabilidad
en cuanto a la posible etiología, entre otros
factores.
The purpose of this paper is to know the evolution of the prevalence of molar-incisor hypomineralization, both on a national and international scale, comprising a bibliographical review of the scientific papers published on the subject. Following the analysis and taking into consideration the year of publication, but not the geographical area of the study, an increase in the prevalence of MIh is not observed. The countries with the highest prevalence percentages are Australia, Brazil and the united Kingdom (with 44%, 40.2% and 40%, respectively). On the other hand, the countries with the lowest prevalence percentages are China and Libya, with 2.8% and 2.9%, respectively. On a national scale, a clear increment of the prevalence of MIh has been observed over time. Disparities in the obtained results show real differences between countries and regions. On one hand, they can be explained due to the different ages within the sample, dates of birth, diagnosis criteria and possible etiologies, among other factors.
The purpose of this paper is to know the evolution of the prevalence of molar-incisor hypomineralization, both on a national and international scale, comprising a bibliographical review of the scientific papers published on the subject. Following the analysis and taking into consideration the year of publication, but not the geographical area of the study, an increase in the prevalence of MIh is not observed. The countries with the highest prevalence percentages are Australia, Brazil and the united Kingdom (with 44%, 40.2% and 40%, respectively). On the other hand, the countries with the lowest prevalence percentages are China and Libya, with 2.8% and 2.9%, respectively. On a national scale, a clear increment of the prevalence of MIh has been observed over time. Disparities in the obtained results show real differences between countries and regions. On one hand, they can be explained due to the different ages within the sample, dates of birth, diagnosis criteria and possible etiologies, among other factors.
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Molinero mourelle, P., Diéguez Pérez, M., Burgueño torres, l., y Mourelle Martínez, M.R. Evolución histórica de la prevalencia del síndrome incisivo molar. Científica Dental, 12(3), 241-246.








