Priorities for oral health goals in a sample of older adults
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Auteurs : Eleanor Palo Stoller ; Marsha A. Pyle [États-Unis] ; Adam T. PerzynskiSource :
- Special Care in Dentistry [ 0275-1879 ] ; 2004-07.
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- African american, African americans, Anterior, Anterior teeth, Broader range, Caucasian, Complimentary research design, Dental, Dental care, Dental costs, Dental practice, Dental problems, Dental professionals, Dental school, Dental treatment, Dental treatment decisions, Dental treatments, Dental work, Dentist compliment, Different categories, Elderly population, Esthetic, Esthetic concerns, Extensive restoration, Family members, Fresh breath, Future problems, Future research, Greater emphasis, Greater importance, Health goals, Higher levels, Higher priority, Immediate concerns, Individual items, Initial list, Latest technologies, Lengthy visits, Less education, Lower levels, Many appointments, More concern, More emphasis, More importance, Natural teeth, Negative signs, Older adults, Oral health, Oral health concerns, Oral health goal inventory, Oral health goals, Oral health gold, Oral health practices, Other family members, Other people, Pain avoidance, Particular items, Patient goals, Patient preferences, Poor condition, Posterior teeth, Posterior tooth, Priority rankings, Prosthetic replacement, Qualitative study, Relative importance, Respondent, Response tooth pain, Severe pain, Severe toothache, Spec, Spec care, Special cure dent, Specific items, Standard deviation, Sticky foods, Stoller, Tooth botherina, Tooth function, Tooth pain, Tooth sensitivity, Toothache, Treatment decisions, Treatment plans.
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- African american, African americans, Anterior, Anterior teeth, Broader range, Caucasian, Complimentary research design, Dental, Dental care, Dental costs, Dental practice, Dental problems, Dental professionals, Dental school, Dental treatment, Dental treatment decisions, Dental treatments, Dental work, Dentist compliment, Different categories, Elderly population, Esthetic, Esthetic concerns, Extensive restoration, Family members, Fresh breath, Future problems, Future research, Greater emphasis, Greater importance, Health goals, Higher levels, Higher priority, Immediate concerns, Individual items, Initial list, Latest technologies, Lengthy visits, Less education, Lower levels, Many appointments, More concern, More emphasis, More importance, Natural teeth, Negative signs, Older adults, Oral health, Oral health concerns, Oral health goal inventory, Oral health goals, Oral health gold, Oral health practices, Other family members, Other people, Pain avoidance, Particular items, Patient goals, Patient preferences, Poor condition, Posterior teeth, Posterior tooth, Priority rankings, Prosthetic replacement, Qualitative study, Relative importance, Respondent, Response tooth pain, Severe pain, Severe toothache, Spec, Spec care, Special cure dent, Specific items, Standard deviation, Sticky foods, Stoller, Tooth botherina, Tooth function, Tooth pain, Tooth sensitivity, Toothache, Treatment decisions, Treatment plans.
Abstract
This study was conducted to identify oral health factors that are important to people who are elderly. By identifying factors valued by patients who are older, dental professionals can gain better insights into the preferences and priorities that patients use in making dental treatment decisions. To determine which factors are important to this population, we compiled a list of oral health goals identified through a literature review. To supplement this initial list, we undertook line‐by‐line (open) coding of transcripts of two sets of semi‐structured interviews. The first set of interviews explored the decision of older adults to seek treatment in response tooth pain. The second set of interviews elicited anticipated responses to three scenarios involving extensive restoration and one scenario involving extraction and prosthetic replacement among older patients at a dental school.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1754-4505.2004.tb01696.x
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