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Journal of Pediatrics
ISSN 0370-4106 printedversion
Rev. chil. pediatr. v.70 n.6 Santiago in November. 1999
doi: 10.4067/S0370-41061999000600004
Oral bad habits frequency and its association with the development of dentomaxilares abnormalities inchildren 3 to 6 years in the area east of Santiago
Agurto Pamela V. 1 ; Rodrigo Diaz M. 2 ; Olga Cadiz D. 3 ; 
Fernando Bobenrieth K. 4
Summary
Bad habits can alter the normal orofacialdentoesqueletales of deformation, as well as psychological problems, emotional, other systems (respiratory, digestive) and learning. In Chile, the third condition is prevalent dental anomalies dentomaxilaresand because of their appearance is due to many factors among which the bad habits. The objective of this research is to study the frequency of bad oral habits and determine the relationship between thepresence of bad habits and the development of dentomaxilares anomalies. The universe consisted of children ages 3 to 6 of 6 schools and 4 kindergartens particular area of ​​Santiago, with a...