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P25 Clinical assessment of oral malodor intensity expressed as absolute value using electronic nose

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P25 Clinical assessment of oral malodor intensity expressed as absolute value using electronic nose

Auteurs : A. Nonaka ; M. Tanaka ; H. Anguri ; H. Nagata ; J. Kita [Japon] ; S. Shizukuishi

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We have previously reported that the score as determined under top‐note mode with an electronic nose provides objective halitosis‐related measurements, but those obtained by the multiple linear regression method (EM‐MLR) show only relative and not absolute values. The purpose of this investigation was to assess clinically oral malodor intensity expressed as an absolute value using an electronic nose. Sixty‐six patients who complained of oral malodor participated. Malodor intensity (EN‐MI) calculated by totaling the contributions based on the measurement of multiple category gases and EM‐MLR were measured by analyzing mouth air samples with an electronic nose system (FF‐1, Shimadzu). Oral malodor was also assessed by an organoleptic test and volatile sulfur compound levels (VSC) using gas chromatography. Probing depth (PD), tongue coating score (TCS), and plaque control record (PCR) were used as oral health parameters. Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) procedures were applied to analyze the diagnostic accuracy of EM‐MI using an organoleptic test as a gold standard. The area under the ROC plots for EN‐MI (0.975) was significantly larger than that for logVSC (0.896) (P = 0.036), but did not differ significantly from that for EN‐MLR (0.932). In logistic regression analyses of the possibility of subjects being in the upper 25th percentile of EN‐MI distribution as a dependent variable, percentage of teeth with PD.4 mm, TCS, and PCR were each significantly associated with EN‐MI and respective odds ratios were 13.0, 7.1, and 28.2. These results suggest that oral malodor intensity expressed as an absolute value using the electronic nose may be useful for evaluating clinically oral malodor.

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DOI: 10.1111/j.1601-0825.2005.01105_48.x

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<div type="abstract" xml:lang="en">We have previously reported that the score as determined under top‐note mode with an electronic nose provides objective halitosis‐related measurements, but those obtained by the multiple linear regression method (EM‐MLR) show only relative and not absolute values. The purpose of this investigation was to assess clinically oral malodor intensity expressed as an absolute value using an electronic nose. Sixty‐six patients who complained of oral malodor participated. Malodor intensity (EN‐MI) calculated by totaling the contributions based on the measurement of multiple category gases and EM‐MLR were measured by analyzing mouth air samples with an electronic nose system (FF‐1, Shimadzu). Oral malodor was also assessed by an organoleptic test and volatile sulfur compound levels (VSC) using gas chromatography. Probing depth (PD), tongue coating score (TCS), and plaque control record (PCR) were used as oral health parameters. Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) procedures were applied to analyze the diagnostic accuracy of EM‐MI using an organoleptic test as a gold standard. The area under the ROC plots for EN‐MI (0.975) was significantly larger than that for logVSC (0.896) (P = 0.036), but did not differ significantly from that for EN‐MLR (0.932). In logistic regression analyses of the possibility of subjects being in the upper 25th percentile of EN‐MI distribution as a dependent variable, percentage of teeth with PD.4 mm, TCS, and PCR were each significantly associated with EN‐MI and respective odds ratios were 13.0, 7.1, and 28.2. These results suggest that oral malodor intensity expressed as an absolute value using the electronic nose may be useful for evaluating clinically oral malodor.</div>
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