Factors Affecting Self‐ratings of Oral Health
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Auteurs : Ruth E. Matthias ; Kathryn A. Atchison ; James E. Lubben ; Fred De Jong ; Stuart O. SchweitzerSource :
- Journal of Public Health Dentistry [ 0022-4006 ] ; 1995-09.
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- Appearance question, Atchison, Clinical examination, Clinical measures, Clinical variables, Community dent, Community dent health, Comprehensive battery, Decayed teeth, Dent, Dent educ, Dental, Dental appearance, Dental block, Dental health, Dental problems, Dentistry, Elderly people, Final model, Functional status, Functional status questionnaire, General health, General health status, Gohai, Gohai scale, Gohai score, Health assessment index, Health care, Health dentistry, High score, Hygiene index, Independent variables, Last year, Mental health, Mental health inventory, Mental health measures, Mental health status, Models procedure, Mouth health, Mshpt sample, Multivariate, Multivariate analysis, National sample, Natural teeth, Older adults, Oral, Oral health, Oral health perceptions, Oral health ratings, Oral health status, Other studies, Other variables, Physical health, Predictor, Previous studies, Public health, Public health dent, Public health dentistry, Public policy, Rating scale, Scale score, Single measure, Soft debris, Spec care dent, Strong relationship, Strongest predictors, Telephone interviews, Tooth surface, Total number, Urban population, Variance.
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- Appearance question, Atchison, Clinical examination, Clinical measures, Clinical variables, Community dent, Community dent health, Comprehensive battery, Decayed teeth, Dent, Dent educ, Dental, Dental appearance, Dental block, Dental health, Dental problems, Dentistry, Elderly people, Final model, Functional status, Functional status questionnaire, General health, General health status, Gohai, Gohai scale, Gohai score, Health assessment index, Health care, Health dentistry, High score, Hygiene index, Independent variables, Last year, Mental health, Mental health inventory, Mental health measures, Mental health status, Models procedure, Mouth health, Mshpt sample, Multivariate, Multivariate analysis, National sample, Natural teeth, Older adults, Oral, Oral health, Oral health perceptions, Oral health ratings, Oral health status, Other studies, Other variables, Physical health, Predictor, Previous studies, Public health, Public health dent, Public health dentistry, Public policy, Rating scale, Scale score, Single measure, Soft debris, Spec care dent, Strong relationship, Strongest predictors, Telephone interviews, Tooth surface, Total number, Urban population, Variance.
Abstract
Objectives: The purpose of this study is to determine the relationship of self‐rated oral health to a comprehensive battery of clinical, sociodemographic, physical health, and mental health measures in a well‐elderly urban population. Methods: Results are based on telephone interviews and clinical assessments of 550 subjects over 65 years of age participating in a Los Angeles‐based Medicare project during 1990. Subjects were mostly female, white (89%), with above‐average income. Results: Findings show that: (1) the DMF measure is not as strongly related to self‐rated oral health as was a single measure of missing teeth; (2) the major predictors of self‐rated oral health were “worry about teeth” and “appearance of teeth” followed by total missing teeth, race, education, and depression scores; and (3) self‐rated general health is related to self‐rated oral health. Conclusion: Self‐rated oral health may be, for older adults, a better measure of “health” than of “morbidity.”
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1752-7325.1995.tb02370.x
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