¿Cómo Intervenir el Proceso de Caries en Personas Mayores? Adaptación del Consenso de ORCA/EFCD/DGZ

Soraya León, Ramiro J. Castro, Ruth M. Santamaría, C. Splieth, S. París, Falk Schwendicke, Rodrigo A. Giacaman
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Current demographic and epidemiological changes will condition increased caries prevalence and incidence, specifically root caries lesions (RCLs) in the elderly. There will be a need, therefore, for therapeutic approaches with greater coverage and effectiveness. This article summarizes, in Spanish, the current available evidence leading to clinical recommendations for preventive, non-invasive, micro or minimally invasive and invasive interventions for the management of dental caries in older people, with special emphasis on RCLs. This publication is based on a consensus workshop, followed by an e-Delphi consensus process, conducted by a panel of experts nominated by the European Organization for Caries Research (ORCA), the European Federation of Conservative Dentistry (EFCD) and the German Federation of Conservative Dentistry (DGZ). The purpose of this article is to present the main conclusions reached in the ORCA/EFCD/DGZ consensus to allow a better dissemination of knowledge and the application of these concepts in clinical practice, guiding the correct decision-making for the disease management and the RCLs in the elderly.
如何干预老年人的蛀牙过程?适应ORCA/EFCD/DGZ共识
当前人口统计学和流行病学的变化将导致龋齿患病率和发病率的增加,特别是老年人的牙根龋齿病变(RCLs)。因此,需要有更广泛和更有效的治疗方法。这篇文章用西班牙语总结了目前可用的证据,这些证据导致了预防性、非侵入性、微或微创和侵入性干预治疗老年人龋齿的临床建议,特别强调了rcl。本出版物基于共识研讨会,随后是e-Delphi共识过程,由欧洲龋齿研究组织(ORCA)、欧洲保守牙科联合会(EFCD)和德国保守牙科联合会(DGZ)提名的专家小组进行。本文旨在介绍ORCA/EFCD/DGZ共识中得出的主要结论,以便更好地在临床实践中传播和应用这些概念,指导老年人疾病管理和rcl的正确决策。
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