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孟买智力发育迟缓、身体残疾、青少年罪犯及正常儿童口腔健康状况的比较研究。

Comparative study of oral health status of mentally sub-normal, physically handicapped, juvenile delinquents and normal children of Bombay.

作者信息

Vyas H A, Damle S G

机构信息

Nair Hospital and Dental College, Bombay.

出版信息

J Indian Soc Pedod Prev Dent. 1991 Mar;9(1):13-6.

PMID:1840302
Abstract

Prevalence study on dental caries and periodontal disease carried out in 94 mentally subnormal, 92 physically handicapped, 74 juvenile delinquents and 206 normal children (11-14-year-old) revealed high prevalence of periodontal disease in handicapped (95 to 100%) and low in normal children (54.37%). The point prevalence of dental caries was higher in normal children (84.9%, DMFS 6.19) followed by juvenile delinquents (75.67%, DMFS 4.3), physically handicapped (73.91%, DMFS 4.3) and mentally subnormal (64.9%, DMFS 4.48).

摘要

对94名精神发育迟缓儿童、92名身体残疾儿童、74名青少年罪犯和206名正常儿童(11 - 14岁)进行的龋齿和牙周疾病患病率研究显示,残疾儿童中牙周疾病患病率较高(95%至100%),而正常儿童中患病率较低(54.37%)。正常儿童的龋齿时点患病率较高(84.9%,龋失补牙面数6.19),其次是青少年罪犯(75.67%,龋失补牙面数4.3)、身体残疾儿童(73.91%,龋失补牙面数4.3)和精神发育迟缓儿童(64.9%,龋失补牙面数4.48)。

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