Association between functional tooth units and chewing ability in older adults: a systematic review
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Auteurs : Olga Naka ; Vassiliki Anastassiadou ; Argirios PissiotisSource :
- Gerodontology [ 0734-0664 ] ; 2014-09.
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To systematically review the current evidence on the relationship between dentition status and chewing ability in older adults, as the latter was subjectively perceived by questionnaires.
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Objectives
<p>To systematically review the current evidence on the relationship between dentition status and chewing ability in older adults, as the latter was subjectively perceived by questionnaires.</p>
Background
<p>Tooth loss is associated with functional impairment regarding chewing ability, depending on the number and the location of the remaining teeth.</p>
Methods
<p>A search of the English literature was undertaken using the appropriate electronic databases and keywords in order to answer the question of this review. Independent extraction of the related articles was carried out by two authors using predefined eligibility criteria.</p>
Results
<p>Full‐text analysis was performed for 51 articles of possible relevance. Finally, data were extracted from 18 studies, published in 20 articles that met the inclusion criteria.</p>
Conclusions
<p>Although there was a conflict between the studies relevant to the number of functional tooth units needed to maintain adequate oral function, it was revealed that chewing ability was closely related to the number and distribution of teeth remaining. Treatment plan should focus on the preservation of the strategic parts of the dental arch that are critical for adequate oral function. 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