A organização do atendimento à saúde bucal dentro da perspectiva da estratégia saúde da família

Abstract

The inclusion of dentistry in the Family Health Team has as one of its goals the universal dental care for many years has focused attention on the school. The present research it is an investigation with a quantitative focus. Refers to the insertion of the Oral Health Team at the Family Health Team deployed in the city of Jequitinhonha, Minas Gerais, the area covered by the PSF St. Joseph has as a guiding organization of the Oral Health team at the Family Health Strategy . The aim of this study was to evaluate the dental care of the population assigned Family Health Team San Jose according to age and the perception of the dental services received. Data collection was performed through a semi-structured interview where the study subjects were residents of the region and ascribed in the archives of the health unit investigated. Among the findings, we highlight the need to expand the oral health service to the entire population, including adults, because research shows that dental care is predominant among children 08-14 years of age, and that from of 31 years is a large decrease in the number of visits, reducing them to almost zero. It is concluded in the study that the inclusion of ESB in FHS is in the midst of improving the health care of people and one of the goals to be achieved is to improve the access of users, as this strategy will allow to offer assistance to universal and equitable health.