Dietary Counseling: An Option to Malnutrition and Masticatory Deficiency in Patients with Total Protheses? A Scoping Review

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en
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Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI)
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Given the rising global population of older adults and their association with edentulism and the use of complete removable prostheses [CRP], it is imperative to pursue solutions for issues such as the relationship between poor diets and masticatory deficiency. Objective: To examine the research on the efficacy of dietary counseling in enhancing mastication and nutrition in older adults with CRP. Methods: A systematic literature review was performed in the PubMed, Trip, and Web of Science databases. Results: 812 results were retrieved from the databases, from which 6 clinical studies that fulfilled the qualifying criteria were selected. The selected studies reported reduced nutrition in patients with CRP due to impaired masticatory function. Research suggests that employing basic dietary guidelines or simplified nutritional recommendations enhances the masticatory function of patients with CRP, thereby ensuring sufficient nutritional intake. Conclusion: Dietary counseling improves nutritional intake and masticatory function in patients with CRP. This would allow simple dietary advice to be given to patients with total prostheses in clinical practice. Further randomized clinical trials are recommended to increase the available evidence. © 2024 by the authors.
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chewing efficiency; dentures and nutrition; diet; edentulism; nutrition counseling; nutritional guidance; nutritional intervention; oral health
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10.3390/nu17010141
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