Condutas odontológicas frente às urgências na clínica escola

Abstract

Aims: discriminating user profiles, pipes made in emergency cases and determine which diagnostic hypotheses motivated demand for patient service. Methods: descriptive and retrospective series study with secondary data obtained at emergency records of patients treated in dental clinics managed by tabosa de almeida university centre. The population was represented by 420 chips universe, which 122 was excluded. The collection period was from january 2011 to june 2016. The spss software was used for data processing and statistical analysis. Results: valid sample recorded 298 users, with the highest occurrence of females (54.4%) were aged between 01-69 years. The merits, 259 (86.9%) users were from caruaru-pe, such increased demand was due to the surrounding neighborhoods, precisely from proximity to university center. The most raised diagnostic hypotheses were pulpitis (22.8%), caries (20.5%) and dental trauma (15.8%). Conducts were held neutralization, restoration in resin and temporary restoration, being minimally represented mutilating treatments. It should be noted that statistically almost all results were significant (p <0.000). Conclusion: the profile showed a slight majority of female patients, with ages ranging between the second and fourth decade of life, little occurrence of systemic diseases. The hypothesis diagnosed properly converged for the conduct performed. Although the municipality present an oral health network with emergency services, medical school was quite popular among users of the service.