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Non-nutritive sucking habits in a child: A clinical protocol to their prevention and management.

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Patients presenting with anterior open bites can be challenging to manage. This paper discusses the clinical features and aetiology of anterior open bites caused by non-nutritive sucking habits in a… Click to show full abstract

Patients presenting with anterior open bites can be challenging to manage. This paper discusses the clinical features and aetiology of anterior open bites caused by non-nutritive sucking habits in a young child. It explores how these should be recognised and how certain interventions can be effective in their management. Whilst further high quality research is needed into the different methods and their effectiveness, the aim of the article is to provide a practical guide for general dental practitioners, orthodontists and paediatric dentists, who are involved in monitoring the developing dentitions of these patients.

Keywords: habits child; child clinical; non nutritive; management; sucking habits; nutritive sucking

Journal Title: Journal of orthodontics
Year Published: 2021

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