Relationship Between Oral Health–Related Quality of Life, Oral Health, Socioeconomic, and General Health Factors in Elderly Brazilians
Identifieur interne : 001E10 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 001E09; suivant : 001E11Relationship Between Oral Health–Related Quality of Life, Oral Health, Socioeconomic, and General Health Factors in Elderly Brazilians
Auteurs : Fabíola Bof De Andrade ; Maria Lúcia Lebrão ; Jair Lício Ferreira Santos ; Doralice Severo Da Cruz Teixeira ; Yeda Aparecida De Oliveira DuarteSource :
- Journal of the American Geriatrics Society [ 0002-8614 ] ; 2012-09.
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- Andrade, Bivariate analysis, Chapel hill, Cohort study, Community dent, Critical review, Data analysis, Demographic factors, Dent, Dental ecology, Dental prostheses, Dental prostheses number, Dentate, Dentate individuals, Dentate participants, Denture status, Edentate individuals, Edentulous individuals, Edentulous participants, Educational level, Elderly brazilians, Elderly individuals, Final model, General health, General health factors, Gohai, Gohai score, Gohai scores, Good gohai score, Health assessment index, Health factors, Health measures, Health model, Health need, Health number, Health status, High degree, High degrees, Independent variables, Likert scale, Moderate gohai scores, Negative impact, Ohrqol, Oral health, Oral health measures, Oral health odds ratio, Oral health prev dent, Oral health problems, Oral healthrelated quality, Oral quality, Overall sample, Participant, Paulo, Poor gohai score, Poor gohai scores, Poor health, Predictor, Present study, Prosthesis, Public health, Public health dent, Reference category, Regression model, Same variables, Socioeconomic variables, Subjective measures, Tooth loss, World health organization.
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- Andrade, Bivariate analysis, Chapel hill, Cohort study, Community dent, Critical review, Data analysis, Demographic factors, Dent, Dental ecology, Dental prostheses, Dental prostheses number, Dentate, Dentate individuals, Dentate participants, Denture status, Edentate individuals, Edentulous individuals, Edentulous participants, Educational level, Elderly brazilians, Elderly individuals, Final model, General health, General health factors, Gohai, Gohai score, Gohai scores, Good gohai score, Health assessment index, Health factors, Health measures, Health model, Health need, Health number, Health status, High degree, High degrees, Independent variables, Likert scale, Moderate gohai scores, Negative impact, Ohrqol, Oral health, Oral health measures, Oral health odds ratio, Oral health prev dent, Oral health problems, Oral healthrelated quality, Oral quality, Overall sample, Participant, Paulo, Poor gohai score, Poor gohai scores, Poor health, Predictor, Present study, Prosthesis, Public health, Public health dent, Reference category, Regression model, Same variables, Socioeconomic variables, Subjective measures, Tooth loss, World health organization.
Abstract
To assess the impact of oral health on quality of life in elderly Brazilians and to evaluate its association with clinical oral health measures and socioeconomic and general health factors.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2012.04104.x
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Objectives
<p>To assess the impact of oral health on quality of life in elderly Brazilians and to evaluate its association with clinical oral health measures and socioeconomic and general health factors.</p>
Design
<p>Cross‐sectional study.</p>
Setting
<p>Population‐based cohort study on health, well‐being, and aging.</p>
Participants
<p>Eight hundred fifty‐seven participants representing 588,384 community‐dwelling elderly adults from the city of São Paulo, Brazil.</p>
MeasurementS
<p>Self‐perceived impact of oral health on quality of life was measured using the Geriatric Oral Health Assessment Index (<hi rend="fc">GOHAI</hi>), with scores categorized as good, moderate, or poor, indicating low, moderate, and high degrees of negative impact on quality of life, respectively.</p>
Results
<p>Nearly half of the individuals had good <hi rend="fc">GOHAI</hi> scores (44.7% of overall sample, 45.9% of dentate participants, and 43.4% of edentulous participants). In the overall sample, those with poor self‐rated general health and a need for dental prostheses were more likely to have poor and moderate <hi rend="fc">GOHAI</hi> scores. Individuals with depression were significantly more likely to have poor <hi rend="fc">GOHAI</hi> scores. No socioeconomic variables were related to the outcome, except self‐perception of sufficient income, which was a protective factor against a poor <hi rend="fc">GOHAI</hi> score in dentate participants.</p>
Conclusion
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In the overall sample, those with poor self‐rated general health and a need for dental prostheses were more likely to have poor and moderate <fc>GOHAI</fc> scores. Individuals with depression were significantly more likely to have poor <fc>GOHAI</fc> scores. 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