A Study of the Relationship Between Oral Health and Stress and Depression in College Students in Selected Regions
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This study examined the association of subjective oral health and oral health behaviors with stress, and depression in college students in selected regions. In terms of stress and depression according to general characteristics of college students, stress was significantly different in the group living alone, and both stress and depression were significantly different in the group with low income and low life satisfaction (p<0.05). Stress by subjective oral health status was significantly different in the groups with dental caries, masticatory discomfort, halitosis, interdental food impaction, dyspepsia, temporomandibular joint(TMJ) pain, tooth hypersensitivity, and dry mouth (p<0.05). Stress related to oral health behaviors was significantly different among those who brushed twice or less, did not use oral care products, had not visited a dental within the past year and drank alcohol (p<0.05). Among the factors influencing stress, life satisfaction had the highest impact, followed by living type, tooth hypersensitivity, dyspepsia and dental caries, and among the factors influencing depression, dyspepsia had the highest impact, followed by dyspepsia and life satisfaction(p<0.001). In order to alleviate the stress and depression felt by students, it is necessary to develop and implement systematic programs in colleges, and various oral health education and programs should be developed to improve the oral health of college students.
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This study examined the association of subjective oral health and oral health behaviors with stress, and depression in college students in selected regions. In terms of stress and depression according to general characteristics of college students, stress was significantly different in the group living alone, and both stress and depression were significantly different in the group with low income and low life satisfaction (p<0.05). Stress by subjective oral health status was significantly different in the groups with dental caries, masticatory discomfort, halitosis, interdental food impaction, dyspepsia, temporomandibular joint(TMJ) pain, tooth hypersensitivity, and dry mouth (p<0.05). Stress related to oral health behaviors was significantly different among those who brushed twice or less, did not use oral care products, had not visited a dental within the past year and drank alcohol (p<0.05). Among the factors influencing stress, life satisfaction had the highest impact, followed by living type, tooth hypersensitivity, dyspepsia and dental caries, and among the factors influencing depression, dyspepsia had the highest impact, followed by dyspepsia and life satisfaction(p<0.001). In order to alleviate the stress and depression felt by students, it is necessary to develop and implement systematic programs in colleges, and various oral health education and programs should be developed to improve the oral health of college students.
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