Association of total tooth loss with socio‐behavioural health indicators in Korean elderly
Identifieur interne : 003396 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 003395; suivant : 003397Association of total tooth loss with socio‐behavioural health indicators in Korean elderly
Auteurs : S. H. Jung ; J. I. Ryu ; D. B. JungSource :
- Journal of Oral Rehabilitation [ 0305-182X ] ; 2011-07.
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- Adverse effects, Behavioural, Behavioural survey, Blackwell publishing, Blood pressure, Blood sugar level, Body mass index, Clin periodontol, Community dent, Coronary heart disease, Daily activity, Demographic information, Demographic variables, Dent, Dental caries, Dental hygiene, Dental status, Diabetes, Diabetes mellitus, Elderly koreans, Elderly subjects, Epidemiol, Functional dentition, Gender, General health, General health indicators, Geographical areas, Great britain, Health examination survey, Health interview survey, Health survey, Health welfare, Higher prevalence, Higher risk, Highest quartile, Household income, Important role, Income inequality, Independent variables, Knhanes, Korean ministry, Korean population, Logistic regression, Longitudinal research, Lowest quartile, More household income, More smoking experience, Multistage probability sampling design, National databases, National survey, National university, Natural teeth, Nutrition examination survey, Nutritional status, Odds ratio, Odds ratios, Older people, Oral behavioural factors, Oral health, Other factors, Other studies, Partial tooth loss, Periodontal, Periodontal disease, Periodontal health, Periodontol, Potential participants, Psychological conditions, Psychological factors, Psychosocial factors, Public health dent, Quartile, Residential area, Risk factors, Rural residence, Rural residents, Sampling complexity, Saude publica, Shingu university, Smoking cessation, Smoking experience, Sociobehavioural factors, Socioeconomic status, Spss version, Third korean, Tooth, Tooth loss, Total tooth loss, Underweight, Untreated caries, Unweighted number, Whole tooth loss.
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- Adverse effects, Behavioural, Behavioural survey, Blackwell publishing, Blood pressure, Blood sugar level, Body mass index, Clin periodontol, Community dent, Coronary heart disease, Daily activity, Demographic information, Demographic variables, Dent, Dental caries, Dental hygiene, Dental status, Diabetes, Diabetes mellitus, Elderly koreans, Elderly subjects, Epidemiol, Functional dentition, Gender, General health, General health indicators, Geographical areas, Great britain, Health examination survey, Health interview survey, Health survey, Health welfare, Higher prevalence, Higher risk, Highest quartile, Household income, Important role, Income inequality, Independent variables, Knhanes, Korean ministry, Korean population, Logistic regression, Longitudinal research, Lowest quartile, More household income, More smoking experience, Multistage probability sampling design, National databases, National survey, National university, Natural teeth, Nutrition examination survey, Nutritional status, Odds ratio, Odds ratios, Older people, Oral behavioural factors, Oral health, Other factors, Other studies, Partial tooth loss, Periodontal, Periodontal disease, Periodontal health, Periodontol, Potential participants, Psychological conditions, Psychological factors, Psychosocial factors, Public health dent, Quartile, Residential area, Risk factors, Rural residence, Rural residents, Sampling complexity, Saude publica, Shingu university, Smoking cessation, Smoking experience, Sociobehavioural factors, Socioeconomic status, Spss version, Third korean, Tooth, Tooth loss, Total tooth loss, Underweight, Untreated caries, Unweighted number, Whole tooth loss.
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Summary This study examined the association between total tooth loss, and socio‐behavioural factors and general health indicators in elderly Koreans using national databases. Cross‐sectional data for this study were from the third Korean National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (KNHANES III), which was conducted among non‐institutionalised civilians by the Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare in 2005. KNHANES III used a stratified, multistage probability sampling design on a representative of total South Korean population, according to geographical areas, age and sex groups. Among them, 1091 subjects aged 65 years and above were identified as potential participants in this study. The dependent variable in this study was the self‐reported total tooth loss. The independent variables consisted of the following four categories: demographic information, socio‐behavioural factors, psychological factors and general health indicators. The data were weighted to adjust for the sampling complexity, and spss version 14 for Windows software was used for data analysis. There were significant differences in total tooth loss odds according to the socio‐behavioural backgrounds (education and smoking), psychological conditions (perceived oral health) and general health status (diabetes and body mass index as underweight). This suggests that the total tooth loss is associated with the socio‐economic status, health‐related behaviour and general health. However, more extensive longitudinal data and research will be needed to better explain the relationship between the total tooth loss and these variables.
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Cross‐sectional data for this study were from the third Korean National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (KNHANES III), which was conducted among non‐institutionalised civilians by the Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare in 2005. KNHANES III used a stratified, multistage probability sampling design on a representative of total South Korean population, according to geographical areas, age and sex groups. Among them, 1091 subjects aged 65 years and above were identified as potential participants in this study. The dependent variable in this study was the self‐reported total tooth loss. The independent variables consisted of the following four categories: demographic information, socio‐behavioural factors, psychological factors and general health indicators. The data were weighted to adjust for the sampling complexity, and <hi rend="smallCaps">spss</hi> version 14 for Windows software was used for data analysis. There were significant differences in total tooth loss odds according to the socio‐behavioural backgrounds (education and smoking), psychological conditions (perceived oral health) and general health status (diabetes and body mass index as underweight). This suggests that the total tooth loss is associated with the socio‐economic status, health‐related behaviour and general health. 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