Palavras-chave
cárie dentária
cienciometria
odontologia
pessoas com deficiência
saúde bucal
Como Citar
Resumo
Antecedentes: As doenças bucais, como a cárie, são um desafio de saúde global, especialmente em pessoas com deficiência (PcD). Objetivo: Um estudo bibliométrico analisou tendências nesta área por meio de buscas avançadas no PubMed, Dimensions.ai, Embase, Scopus, Web of Science e Epistemonikos. Métodos: Foram incluídas pesquisas sobre cárie em PcD sem restrições de data ou idioma, selecionadas por dois revisores independentes. Microsoft Excel e Vos Viewer 1.6.16 foram utilizados para a análise. Dos 2.878 documentos identificados, foram selecionados 351, publicados entre 1953 e a atualidade, com picos nas décadas de 1980 e 2010. Resultados: O inglês predominou como idioma (93,16 %). A multe eficiência foi o tipo mais estudado (166 artigos), e quatro autores se destacaram como coautores. As palavras-chave mais frequentes foram “Cárie dentária” e “Criança”, refletindo uma mudança nos focos de pesquisa ao longo do tempo. Conclusões: Os resultados mostram uma evolução temática nas pesquisas sobre deficiência e cárie dentária, ressaltando a importância de explorar outros indicadores bibliométricos para ampliar a compreensão desta área.
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