BACKGROUND: This study aims to assess, in the
population of
patients with
oral cancer treatment , the influence on the
quality of life of two
protocols of dental
treatment not ruled
hospital treatment versus ruled
hospital treatment . Matrial and
METHODS: A quasi-experimental approach justified on ethical grounds was used. A total of 41
patients were included in the
control group (not ruled
treatment outpatient health center ) and 40 in the experimental group (ruled
hospital treatment ). A total of 14 questions to both groups were conducted in three stages before starting
cancer treatment , during
treatment and
after treatment . the proportions of positive responses in groups and different times were compared using the
chi-square test .
RESULTS: Based on
similar situations during
cancer treatment were identified as six issues favorable to the experimental group difference. This number
rose to nine after finishing oncological
treatment .
CONCLUSIONS: From our data we can confirm that planned dental
treatment performed during the
oral cancer treatment produces an improvement in the
quality of life in
patients with
oral cancer