Those who presented decayed teeth; used dental services due to pain and those with lower personal income were more likely to have one or more impacts on OHRQoL (Table 4).> -wrap-foot> NoThe tableable presents weighted values.
And the skeletons showed decayed teeth but little dental work--typical of Soviet soldiers of that era.
Taste hyposensitivity had little association with oral health status, such as decayed teeth, filled teeth, dental plaque, gingival status and tongue coating.
*P < 0.05 *P < 0.05 Those with one or more teeth with untreated dental decay, those with experience of one or more decayed, missing or filled teeth, those who had experienced dental pain in the last year or who were dissatisfied with dental appearance had higher mean levels of anxiety (Table 3).
The weighted results are presented in Table 1 for the percentage of children with obvious signs of dental decay experience, and in Table 2 for the mean d3mft (i.e. number of decayed, missing and filled teeth).
Prevalence was calculated for binary variables, such as presence of dental decay, and mean (together with standard deviation) was presented for count variables, such as number of decayed teeth.
The dental index of decayed, missing and filled teeth (dmft) served as a measure of dental caries experience [ 27].
CDO: chief dental officer; DMFT: decayed, missing or filled permanent teeth; GIC: glass ionomer cement; GDP: general dental practitioner; PRR: preventive resin restoration; RB: resin-based material.
This represents the number of tooth surfaces that became decayed or were treated for dental caries (by filling or extraction) during the 2-year study period.
It was hypothesised that patients with a poorer dental status (presence of decayed teeth, calculus, dental plaque, gingivitis, infectious dental processes, mucosal lesions, untreated fractured permanent anterior teeth and children with treatment needs…) would have lower COHIP scores.
