As postulated by the attachment theory, secure attachment patterns are linked to positive experience with parental rearing while negative memories are linked to insecure attachment patterns and to more severe attachment-specific problems in relationships.
In a post-hoc analysis, ROC curves for the total OHIP-Sp score and more severe clinical attachment level outcomes (CAL ≥ 4, and CAL ≥ 5 mm); and more extensive tooth loss outcomes (≥ 2, ≥ 3, and ≥ 4 teeth) were used to assess whether OHIP-Sp shigherigher discriminative validity with more severe and extensive dental outcomes.
The symptomatology of patients with insecure attachment was more severe.
One reviewer has commented on the difficulty of clarifying the core characteristics of and differences between atypical attachment styles and ways of categorizing more severe disorders of attachment., the American Psychiatric Association has proposed to redefine RAD into two distinct disorders in the DSM-V.
Although a number of periodontal pocket and clinical attachment loss were observed in pregnant women, other more severe health problems, such as nausea-vomiting, may be encountered by women during pregnancy.
Tizard and colleagues [ 29] were able to demonstrate that the attachment disturbance is found in children who experienced institutional care even if there was adequate nutrition and cognitive stimulation, implying that severe attachment disturbance is not an "institutional syndrome" but more likely a disorder associated with caregiver deprivation in particular.
We predicted that more severe post-traumatic stress (PTS) symptoms at age 37 years would be associated with insecure attachment at age 55 and with worse PTS symptoms 24 years later at age 61, and that age 55 attachment would mediate the influence of earlier PTS symptoms on later symptoms.
On the one hand, insecure attachment developed as a result of the pattern of early interactions might make more severe the child's anxiety responses to stressful events.
The incorporation of the MCNs into the membranes introduces a different strategy of inhibiting biomolecule adsorption and bacterial attachment to the membrane surface, instead of killing the bacteria which may lead to more severe membrane fouling by the intracellular substances.
Compared with controls, periodontal disease was significantly more severe in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus for the following: plaque index, bleeding on probing, pocket probing depth, clinical attachment loss, severe periodontal destruction (i.e., clinical attachment loss ≥ 5 mm), and number of teeth.
