일부지역 남자고등학생들의 구강건강상태와 체질량상태와의 관계
Relationship between oral condition and BMIs of high school male students in some regions
0
조회
0
다운로드
1
인용
0
참고문헌
키워드
초록
Objectives : For investigating relationship between oral condition and body mass of adolescent period and helping to make basic data which make oral care systematically while performing health care for adolescent. Methods : This research was carried out by performing oral and physical test of 273high school students in some reasons from July 2nd to 16th in 2012. Results : There were significant differences, since the more subjects had irregular occlusion,the more they had loosing tooth(p<0.05). There was a significant difference, since when subjects had more numbers of regular occlusion, they had higher BMI and heavier weight.(p<0.001). There are significant different, since when the subjects had worse peridontal condition, they had more numbers of DT(p<0.001). There was a significant difference in occlusion and body mass group, since when subjects had regular occlusion, 46.4% of subjects were standard body weight, 41.0% of subjects were overweight and when subjects needed orthodontics, 52.7% of subjects were standard body weight, 33.8% of subjects were low-weight, and 13.5% of subjects were overweight(p<0.001). In the correlation between oral condition and BMI, DT index showed negative interrelation with FT index(r=-0.179)and positive interrelation with periodontal condition(r=0.221), MT index showed positive interrelation with occlusion(r=0.137) and FT index showed positive interrelation with height(r=0.136). BMI showed highly positive interrelation with weight(r=0.940), and when occlusion was worse, it shows negative interrelation with BMI(r=-0.293). Height showed highly positive interrelation with weight(r=0.447), and when the more subjects had malocclusion, it showed low negative interrelation with weight (r=-0.257)
Abstract
Objectives : For investigating relationship between oral condition and body mass of adolescent period and helping to make basic data which make oral care systematically while performing health care for adolescent. Methods : This research was carried out by performing oral and physical test of 273high school students in some reasons from July 2nd to 16th in 2012. Results : There were significant differences, since the more subjects had irregular occlusion,the more they had loosing tooth(p<0.05). There was a significant difference, since when subjects had more numbers of regular occlusion, they had higher BMI and heavier weight.(p<0.001). There are significant different, since when the subjects had worse peridontal condition, they had more numbers of DT(p<0.001). There was a significant difference in occlusion and body mass group, since when subjects had regular occlusion, 46.4% of subjects were standard body weight, 41.0% of subjects were overweight and when subjects needed orthodontics, 52.7% of subjects were standard body weight, 33.8% of subjects were low-weight, and 13.5% of subjects were overweight(p<0.001). In the correlation between oral condition and BMI, DT index showed negative interrelation with FT index(r=-0.179)and positive interrelation with periodontal condition(r=0.221), MT index showed positive interrelation with occlusion(r=0.137) and FT index showed positive interrelation with height(r=0.136). BMI showed highly positive interrelation with weight(r=0.940), and when occlusion was worse, it shows negative interrelation with BMI(r=-0.293). Height showed highly positive interrelation with weight(r=0.447), and when the more subjects had malocclusion, it showed low negative interrelation with weight (r=-0.257)
참고문헌 (28)
- Song CY, "A case study on overweight teenagers' experience of overweight management program", 석사, pp.2009
- Third national health and nutrition examination survey finding-depth research sector screening report, "Korea centers for disease control & prevention", Korea Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, 231~326 (2007)
- Ahn JY, "Determinants of adolescent obesity in an urban area", 석사, pp.2008
- Price JH, "School nurse's perceptions of childhood obesity", J Sch Health, 57(8), pp.332~336 (1987)
- National oral health survey of 2010, "Ministry of Health & Welfare", Ministry of Health & Welfare, 45~105 (2010)
- Oh JS, "Oral health sciences community", pp.73~91 (2002), Daehan Narae Publishing Inc
- Moon HK, "Indicators of nutritional status on the basis of preschool children's anthropometry", Korean J Nutr, 31(8), pp.1283~1294 (1998)
- Jensen ME, "Diet and dental caries", Dent Clin North Am, 43(4), pp.615~633 (1999)
- Kim JG, "Correlation and Physical development of caries experience of schoolchildren for research", 석사, pp.1987
- Lim SH, "The effect of weight length index and blood components on dental caries of preschool children", 박사, pp.2003
- 탁양주, "비만분야의 국내외 의학연구 경향분석", 대한비만학회지, 17(4), pp.154~161 (2008), 대한비만학회
- The asia-pacific perspective. redefining obesity and its treatment, "World health organization", Health Communications Australia, ~ (2008)
- Chang KW, "Oral health education", pp.169~192 (2008), Komoonsa
- [URL]
- "Dietary reference intakes for Koreans"[URL]
- 남상미, "치위생과 실습실 내원환자의 구강위생보조용품 사용유무와 구강건강상태와의 관계", 한국치위생학회지, 11(3), pp.373~381 (2011), 한국치위생학회
- Jwa HJ, "A study on body shape satisfaction, nutrition knowledge, dietary habits and weight control attitude of korean high school students", 석사, pp.2008
- Kim JY, "A study on weight control attitude, nutrition knowledge, dietary attitude and dietary behavior among high school students in some part of jeonju city", 석사, pp.2007
- Kim YA, "A study on nutrition knowledge and eating habits with cincern for weight control in middle school girls", 석사, pp.2008
- Jo JW, "The relationship between occlusion and body mass index", 석사, pp.2005
- Srisilapanan P, "Number of teeth and nutritional status in Thai older people", Community Dent Health, 19(4), pp.230~236 (2002)
- Forslund HB, "and dental anxiety in middle-aged Swedish women", Acta Odontol Scand, 60(6), pp.346~352 (2002)
- Bailleul-Forestier I, "Caries experience in a severely obese adolescent population", Int J Pediatr Dent, 17(5), pp.358~363 (2007)
- Tramini P, "Association between caries experience and body mass index in 12-year-old French children", Caries Res, 43(6), pp.468~473 (2009)
- Kopycka-Kedzierawski DT, "Caries status and overweight in 2-to 18-years-old US children : findings from national surveys", Community Dent Oral Epidemiol, 36(2), pp.157~167 (2008)
- Lee JI., "Correlation co-efficiency between the caries incidence and the periodontal status in korea", 석사, pp.2005
- Park JK, "A study on the association between obesity and dental caries", 석사, pp.2002
- Wakai K, "Associations of medical status and physical fitness with periodontal disease", J Clin Periodontal, 26(10), pp.664~672 (1999)