Behavioral risk indicators of attachment loss in adult Floridians
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Auteurs : Teresa A. Dolan [États-Unis] ; Gregg H. Gilbert [États-Unis] ; Melvin L. Ringelberg [États-Unis] ; Donals W. Legler [États-Unis] ; Donald E. Antonson [États-Unis] ; Ulrich Foerster [États-Unis] ; Marc W. Heft [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of Clinical Periodontology [ 0303-6979 ] ; 1997-04.
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- Attachment, Attachment loss, Australia study, Average number, Baseline, Baseline interview, Beck, Behavioral, Behavioral factors, Behavioral risk indicators, Bivariate associations, Brushes teeth, Burt, Care study, Clean teeth, Clinical assessment, Community dent, Community dentistry, Critical loss, Cumulative distribution, Current smoker, Dent, Dental, Dental floss, Dental insurance, Dental services, Dental visit, Diabetic, Dolan, England elders, Faible revenu, Fdcs, Fdcs subjects, Florida nidr protocol, Floss, Flosses teeth, Flossing, Full mouth exam, Gender, Gender differences, Greater proportion, Half mouth, Health behaviors, Healthy people, High risk groups, Higher prevalence, Household income, Indicator, Kappa statistic, Less income, Locker leake, Logistic, Logistic procedure, Logistic regression, Logistic regression analysis, Mandibular arch, Maxillary mandibular, Mesial, Mesial sites, Metropolitan county, Mobile teelh, Mobile teeth, Modifiable risk indicators, Molar, Molar teeth, More teeth, National survey, Natural consequence, Natural tooth, Nidr, Older adults, Older persons, Older subjects, Ontario study, Oral disease, Oral health, Oral hygiene, Periodontal, Periodontal assessment portion, Periodontal attachment loss, Periodontal attachment loss assessment, Periodontal conditions, Periodontal destruction, Periodontal disease, Periodontal diseases, Periodontal problems, Periodontal support, Poor whites, Poverty status, Prevalence, Previous year, Probability level, Protocol, Random sample, Risk factors, Risk indicators, Root fragments, Rural area, Rural residents, Senior activity centers, Severe disease, Severe mesial, Severe mobility, Severe periodontitis, Severe site, Similar trends, Slade spencer, Smokeless tobacco, Smoker, Sociodemographic, Sociodemographic characteristics, Sociodemographic variables, Socioeconomic status, Soins dentaires, Study subjects, Subject characteristics, Tooth loss, Tooth mobility, Tooth type, Toothpick, Total number, Trend tests, Unbalanced analysis, Urban area, Urban residents, Zones rurales.
- Teeft :
- Attachment, Attachment loss, Australia study, Average number, Baseline, Baseline interview, Beck, Behavioral, Behavioral factors, Behavioral risk indicators, Bivariate associations, Brushes teeth, Burt, Care study, Clean teeth, Clinical assessment, Community dent, Community dentistry, Critical loss, Cumulative distribution, Current smoker, Dent, Dental, Dental floss, Dental insurance, Dental services, Dental visit, Diabetic, Dolan, England elders, Faible revenu, Fdcs, Fdcs subjects, Florida nidr protocol, Floss, Flosses teeth, Flossing, Full mouth exam, Gender, Gender differences, Greater proportion, Half mouth, Health behaviors, Healthy people, High risk groups, Higher prevalence, Household income, Indicator, Kappa statistic, Less income, Locker leake, Logistic, Logistic procedure, Logistic regression, Logistic regression analysis, Mandibular arch, Maxillary mandibular, Mesial, Mesial sites, Metropolitan county, Mobile teelh, Mobile teeth, Modifiable risk indicators, Molar, Molar teeth, More teeth, National survey, Natural consequence, Natural tooth, Nidr, Older adults, Older persons, Older subjects, Ontario study, Oral disease, Oral health, Oral hygiene, Periodontal, Periodontal assessment portion, Periodontal attachment loss, Periodontal attachment loss assessment, Periodontal conditions, Periodontal destruction, Periodontal disease, Periodontal diseases, Periodontal problems, Periodontal support, Poor whites, Poverty status, Prevalence, Previous year, Probability level, Protocol, Random sample, Risk factors, Risk indicators, Root fragments, Rural area, Rural residents, Senior activity centers, Severe disease, Severe mesial, Severe mobility, Severe periodontitis, Severe site, Similar trends, Slade spencer, Smokeless tobacco, Smoker, Sociodemographic, Sociodemographic characteristics, Sociodemographic variables, Socioeconomic status, Soins dentaires, Study subjects, Subject characteristics, Tooth loss, Tooth mobility, Tooth type, Toothpick, Total number, Trend tests, Unbalanced analysis, Urban area, Urban residents, Zones rurales.
Abstract
Abstract This study investigated behavioral and sociodemographic risk indicators of attachment loss (AL) at baseline in subjects of the Florida Dental Care Study. 873 subjects with at least 1 tooth, and who were 45+ years or older, participated for an in‐person interview and dental examination; 761 subjects were probed for AL. Calibrated examiners used a modified NIDR protocol from the 1985–86 Survey of US Employed Adults and Seniors. Results were weighted to reflect actual population proportions. 92% of subjects had at least 1 site of 4+ mm AL, and 35% had at least 1 severe site (7+ mm AL). In a single multivariate regression, not having a recent dental check‐up, not using dental floss, being a current smoker, and being diabetic were significantly associated with a higher probability of having 1 or more severe sites. Blacks were less likely than whites to be regular users of dental care, use dental floss, and be non‐smokers. Similar findings were found for low income adults and rural residents. Risk groups (low income, blacks, rural residents) were more likely to present with modifiable risk indicators for AL, suggesting the need for targeted interventionss
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<front><div type="abstract">Abstract This study investigated behavioral and sociodemographic risk indicators of attachment loss (AL) at baseline in subjects of the Florida Dental Care Study. 873 subjects with at least 1 tooth, and who were 45+ years or older, participated for an in‐person interview and dental examination; 761 subjects were probed for AL. Calibrated examiners used a modified NIDR protocol from the 1985–86 Survey of US Employed Adults and Seniors. Results were weighted to reflect actual population proportions. 92% of subjects had at least 1 site of 4+ mm AL, and 35% had at least 1 severe site (7+ mm AL). In a single multivariate regression, not having a recent dental check‐up, not using dental floss, being a current smoker, and being diabetic were significantly associated with a higher probability of having 1 or more severe sites. Blacks were less likely than whites to be regular users of dental care, use dental floss, and be non‐smokers. Similar findings were found for low income adults and rural residents. Risk groups (low income, blacks, rural residents) were more likely to present with modifiable risk indicators for AL, suggesting the need for targeted interventionss</div>
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