Jaw function status in an elderly community sample
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Auteurs : Carol A. Bibb [États-Unis] ; Kathryn A. Atchison [États-Unis] ; Andrew G. Pullinger [États-Unis] ; Geber T. Bittar [États-Unis]Source :
- Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology [ 0301-5661 ] ; 1995-10.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Arthritis, Craniomandibular disorders, Crepitus, Dental status, Elderly cotntnunity satnple, Elderly population, Elderly satnple, Frotn, Function status, Functional status, Functional status questionnaire, Gender, General condition, High prevalence, Interineisal opening, Localized disease process, Maximum opening pain history, Muscle tenderness, Other reports, Painful responses, Participant, Positive history, Prevalence, Prevalence values, Probletns, Satnple, Sytnptotns, Tenderness, Tnajor itnpact, Tnean, Tnore, Tnore signs, Tnore sites, Tntn, Tnuscle, Tnuscle tenderness, Tongue blade, Treattnent, Ucla, Ucla school, Wellness, Wellness group, Young adults.
- Teeft :
- Arthritis, Craniomandibular disorders, Crepitus, Dental status, Elderly cotntnunity satnple, Elderly population, Elderly satnple, Frotn, Function status, Functional status, Functional status questionnaire, Gender, General condition, High prevalence, Interineisal opening, Localized disease process, Maximum opening pain history, Muscle tenderness, Other reports, Painful responses, Participant, Positive history, Prevalence, Prevalence values, Probletns, Satnple, Sytnptotns, Tenderness, Tnajor itnpact, Tnean, Tnore, Tnore signs, Tnore sites, Tntn, Tnuscle, Tnuscle tenderness, Tongue blade, Treattnent, Ucla, Ucla school, Wellness, Wellness group, Young adults.
Abstract
Abstract The purpose of this study was to assess jaw function status and disability in an elderly population. The sample consisted of 429 Medicare recipients dwelling in the community (mean age = 74.4±5 yr; 58% female and 42% male) who were enrolled in an HCFA‐sponsored prevention demonstration project. An evaluation of TMJ and jaw muscle status was conducted at the completion of a general dental examination. This included assessment of joint sounds (clicking or crepitus), joint and jaw muscle tenderness to palpation, and measurement of maximum opening. Pain or disability during jaw use and history of TMD problems were assessed by self‐report. The prevalence of TMJ clicking was 16%, crepitus 19%, TMJ tenderness 8%, jaw muscle tenderness 13%, and opening < 40 mm 22% Pain on jaw use was reported by 6.5%, and 12% reported a history of TMD problems. There was no significant relationship between TMD signs and symptoms and dental status. The lack of consistent relationship between TMD signs and symptoms and health status measures suggests that TMD is a localized disease process and not an extension of a general condition such as arthritis or depression, nor does it have major impact on activities of daily living. Examiner referral for treatment was low (1%) indicating that TMD was not a significant treatment concern in this sample of the elderly.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0528.1995.tb00253.x
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The sample consisted of 429 Medicare recipients dwelling in the community (mean age = 74.4±5 yr; 58% female and 42% male) who were enrolled in an HCFA‐sponsored prevention demonstration project. An evaluation of TMJ and jaw muscle status was conducted at the completion of a general dental examination. This included assessment of joint sounds (clicking or crepitus), joint and jaw muscle tenderness to palpation, and measurement of maximum opening. Pain or disability during jaw use and history of TMD problems were assessed by self‐report. The prevalence of TMJ clicking was 16%, crepitus 19%, TMJ tenderness 8%, jaw muscle tenderness 13%, and opening < 40 mm 22% Pain on jaw use was reported by 6.5%, and 12% reported a history of TMD problems. There was no significant relationship between TMD signs and symptoms and dental status. The lack of consistent relationship between TMD signs and symptoms and health status measures suggests that TMD is a localized disease process and not an extension of a general condition such as arthritis or depression, nor does it have major impact on activities of daily living. Examiner referral for treatment was low (1%) indicating that TMD was not a significant treatment concern in this sample of the elderly.</div></front></TEI></record>Pour manipuler ce document sous Unix (Dilib)
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