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Epidemiological research with the purpose of evaluating the frequency of oral lesions and the characteristics of the population in which they are manifested are essential for the planning of health services in relation to the organization of clinical care as well as the institution of preventive actions. Objectives: To identify the frequency of oral lesions most prevalent in the population assisted by a Center of Dental Specialties (CEO) of Montes Claros, Minas Gerais. Materials and methods: A quantitative, crosssectional and descriptive study involving the analysis of 157 dental records of patients assisted by the stomatology specialist at the CEO, from May 2018 to May 2019. For the data collection, an instrument containing questions related to the patients' profile, such as: gender, age, race and place of residence, as well as data related to the diagnosis of the lesion, clinical evolution and resolution of the specialized service. Through the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS®) version 20.0 for Windows®, univariate and bivariate analyzes of the data were conducted to describe the absolute and relative frequencies of the variables surveyed, as well as to determine the association between them. Results: Most of the charts analyzed were female patients (54.1%), with 48.68 years of age and 96.2% from the urban area of Montes Claros. The most frequent lesion was Volume 20, Número 1 ISSN 2447-2131 João Pessoa, 2020

Frequência de lesões bucais diagnosticadas em um centro de especialidades odontológicas