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Introdução: A maioria dos pacientes, incluindo crianças, consideram a
realização de impressões um processo desconfortável, levando à ansiedade e
stress, podendo causar náuseas e vómitos. A utilização dos scanners intraorais
veio facilitar a realização de impressões, permitindo uma redução de
procedimentos tanto clínicos como laboratoriais. O objetivo desta revisão
sistemática consiste em abordar a utilização de scanners intraorais na
Odontopediatria e a sua eficiência como método de impressão digital
comparativamente aos métodos convencionais.
Material e Métodos: O presente estudo seguiu as orientações da diretriz
PRISMA, recorreu ao modelo PICO para a questão de investigação, tendo sido
registado na plataforma PROSPERO com o número de identificação (ID):
CRD42023425178.
Foi feita a identificação das bases de dados para pesquisa: PubMed/MEDLINE®,
ScienceDirect, Scopus e Web of Science® com as respetivas equações de
pesquisa.
A qualidade dos estudos foi avaliada através da “Revised Cochrane risk-of-bias
tool for randomized trials (RoB 2)”. A concordância entre examinadores foi
avaliada através do coeficiente de Kappa de Cohen, tendo-se verificado para a
leitura completa dos artigos um valor de k=1, o que equivale a uma concordância
Quase Perfeita.
Resultados: Aplicados os filtros nas respetivas bases de dados obteve-se um
total de 174 artigos (45 na PubMed/MEDLINE®, 36 na ScienceDirect, 24 na
Scopus e 69 na Web Of Science®).
Após a eliminação dos duplicados e da utilização dos critérios de inclusão e
exclusão obteve-se no total 4 artigos a incluir no presente estudo.
Conclusão: O método digital foi considerado o procedimento mais cómodo e
prático, o que conduz a uma maior aceitação relativamente ao método
convencional, tendo demonstrado a sua eficiência como método de
impressão/moldagem. Serão necessários mais estudos para perceber de que
forma a experiência do operador interfere na preferência dos pacientes em
relação às diferentes técnicas de impressão.
Introduction: Most patients, including children, consider impressions an uncomfortable process, leading to anxiety and stress, and possibly causing nausea and vomiting. The use of intraoral scanners made impressions easier, allowing a reduction of clinical and laboratory procedures. The aim of this systematic review consists of approaching the use of intraoral scanners in Pediatric Dentistry and their efficiency as a digital impression method compared to conventional ones. Material and Methods: The present study followed the guidances of the PRISMA guideline, used the PICO model for the research question, having been registered on the PROSPERO platform with identification number (ID): CRD42023425178. The search databases were identified: PubMed/MEDLINE®, ScienceDirect, Scopus and Web of Science® with the respective research equations. Study quality was evaluated using the “Revised Cochrane risk-of-bias tool for randomized trials (RoB 2)”. The examiners’ agreement was evaluated using Cohen's Kappa coefficient, having verified for the complete reading of the articles a value of k=1, which is equivalent to an Almost Perfect agreement. Results: After applying the filters in the respective databases, a total of 174 articles were obtained (45 in PubMed/MEDLINE®, 36 in ScienceDirect, 24 in Scopus and 69 in Web Of Science®). After eliminating duplicates and the use the inclusion and exclusion criteria, a total of 4 articles were obtained to be included in this study. Conclusion: The digital method was considered the most comfortable and practical procedure, which leads to a greater acceptance compared to the conventional method, having demonstrated its efficiency as an impression/molding method. Further studies will be needed to understand how the operators’ experience interferes with patients' preference for different impression techniques.
Introduction: Most patients, including children, consider impressions an uncomfortable process, leading to anxiety and stress, and possibly causing nausea and vomiting. The use of intraoral scanners made impressions easier, allowing a reduction of clinical and laboratory procedures. The aim of this systematic review consists of approaching the use of intraoral scanners in Pediatric Dentistry and their efficiency as a digital impression method compared to conventional ones. Material and Methods: The present study followed the guidances of the PRISMA guideline, used the PICO model for the research question, having been registered on the PROSPERO platform with identification number (ID): CRD42023425178. The search databases were identified: PubMed/MEDLINE®, ScienceDirect, Scopus and Web of Science® with the respective research equations. Study quality was evaluated using the “Revised Cochrane risk-of-bias tool for randomized trials (RoB 2)”. The examiners’ agreement was evaluated using Cohen's Kappa coefficient, having verified for the complete reading of the articles a value of k=1, which is equivalent to an Almost Perfect agreement. Results: After applying the filters in the respective databases, a total of 174 articles were obtained (45 in PubMed/MEDLINE®, 36 in ScienceDirect, 24 in Scopus and 69 in Web Of Science®). After eliminating duplicates and the use the inclusion and exclusion criteria, a total of 4 articles were obtained to be included in this study. Conclusion: The digital method was considered the most comfortable and practical procedure, which leads to a greater acceptance compared to the conventional method, having demonstrated its efficiency as an impression/molding method. Further studies will be needed to understand how the operators’ experience interferes with patients' preference for different impression techniques.
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Odontopediatria Impressão digital Scanners intraorais Pediatric dentistry Digital impression Intraoral scanners