Relevance of Dental Health Capacity and Pulmonary Function Status in Adults
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The purpose of this study was to confirm the relevance of dental health capacity and pulmonary function status. The subjects of this study wereadults aged 40 years and older, who participated in pulmonary function and oral examinations. The data used for this study were raw data fromthe sixth Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (2013∼2015). Statistical analysis was performed by analysis of complex samplesurvey data. The results were as follows: First, restrictive and obstructive patterns were more prevalent among males than females. They were evenworse in older subjects. Approximately 67% of smokers had obstructive pattern. Second, there was a relevance between dental health capacityand pulmonary function status. The functioning teeth index, number of present teeth, and number of sound teeth (ST), which are indicators of dentalhealth, declined with decreased pulmonary function. The number of missing teeth (MT) increased as the pulmonary function deteriorated (p＜0.05). Third, the relevance between dental health capacity and pulmonary function status after stratifying the life-long smoking experience was statisticallysignificant in the tissue health (T-health) index and ST among non-smokers. The relevance between dental health capacity and pulmonary functionstatus after stratifying the life-long smoking experience was statistically significant (p＜0.05) for the T-health index, ST, and MT among smokers. However, there was no relevance between dental health capacity and pulmonary function status after stratifying the life-long smoking experienceand adjusting confounding variables. In conclusion, there was a relevance between dental health capacity and pulmonary function status afterconfounding variables were adjusted. However, there was no relevance between dental health capacity and pulmonary function status afterstratifying the life-long smoking experience and adjusting confounding variables.
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The purpose of this study was to confirm the relevance of dental health capacity and pulmonary function status. The subjects of this study wereadults aged 40 years and older, who participated in pulmonary function and oral examinations. The data used for this study were raw data fromthe sixth Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (2013∼2015). Statistical analysis was performed by analysis of complex samplesurvey data. The results were as follows: First, restrictive and obstructive patterns were more prevalent among males than females. They were evenworse in older subjects. Approximately 67% of smokers had obstructive pattern. Second, there was a relevance between dental health capacityand pulmonary function status. The functioning teeth index, number of present teeth, and number of sound teeth (ST), which are indicators of dentalhealth, declined with decreased pulmonary function. The number of missing teeth (MT) increased as the pulmonary function deteriorated (p＜0.05). Third, the relevance between dental health capacity and pulmonary function status after stratifying the life-long smoking experience was statisticallysignificant in the tissue health (T-health) index and ST among non-smokers. The relevance between dental health capacity and pulmonary functionstatus after stratifying the life-long smoking experience was statistically significant (p＜0.05) for the T-health index, ST, and MT among smokers. However, there was no relevance between dental health capacity and pulmonary function status after stratifying the life-long smoking experienceand adjusting confounding variables. In conclusion, there was a relevance between dental health capacity and pulmonary function status afterconfounding variables were adjusted. However, there was no relevance between dental health capacity and pulmonary function status afterstratifying the life-long smoking experience and adjusting confounding variables.
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