Eficacia de los tipos de aislamiento utilizados en clínicas de Odontopediatría UCSG, semestre B-2019”.

Abstract

Introduction: Dental isolation is a clinical procedure that prevents and controls salivary fluids, generating an optimal environment for rehabilitation. There are two types of dental isolation: absolute isolation and relative isolation. Objective: To establish the effectiveness of the type of isolation used in the UCSG Pediatric Dentistry Clinics during B-2019 semester, through an observational assessment. Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional, analytical, descriptive approach was applied in the present scientific research work. The sample consisted of 103 patients, between ages of 5 to 11, female and male gender, through a descriptive statistical analysis. Results: After the clinical and statistical evaluation of the sample reached, a percentage of 58% in the frequency of absolute isolation was considered, and in terms of its effectiveness, 55% was obtained “very good”, while the relative isolation showed a frequency of 42% and 2% effectiveness according to the operator of being “very good” in the quality of their dental treatment. Conclusion: It is concluded that the most effective type of isolation in UCSG pediatric dentistry clinics is absolute isolation, since it proved to confirm its diagnostic criteria to get quality treatment.