Impact Of Anxiety Disorders And Depression On Oral Health: Review Of Associated Stomatological Disorders And Their Underlying Mechanisms
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https://doi.org/10.36557/2674-8169.2024v6n10p3803-3817Keywords:
Psychological Factors, Oral Health, StomatologyAbstract
This study aims to analyze the impact of anxiety and depression disorders on oral health, focusing on stomatological disorders that may arise or be intensified as a result, as well as the biological, behavioral, and psychosocial mechanisms that help explain this connection. The construction of this review was guided by the PICO strategy (P − population; I − intervention/area of interest; C − Comparison; O − outcomes), which directed the formulation of the guiding question in order to steer data collection from the following databases: PUBMED, Scielo - Scientific Electronic Library Online, Virtual Health Library (VHL), The Cochrane Library, Scirus, and Periódicos. The keywords were selected according to the Health Sciences Descriptors (DECS): "Psychological Factors, Oral Health, and Stomatology." Therefore, it is concluded that oral manifestations are closely related to mental disorders. In this sense, it becomes necessary for dental surgeons to have a broad knowledge to recognize the need for multidisciplinary intervention and provide the patient with more effective and comprehensive treatment.
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Copyright (c) 2024 KAMILLY HOLANDA CAMPOS, Sthephany Victoria Barros de Farias, Renara Amorim Rodrigues Silva, Swanne Kelly Oliveira Araujo, Ana Caroline Barros Alencar, Hugo Felipe Silva Oliveira, Maria Clara Dias Ribeiro Maia, Cauê Patrick Martins da Silva , Maria Victoria Lima Rêgo, Tarsila Gomes de Albuquerque, Thiago Henrique Goncalves Moreira
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