Objective To examine oral hygiene and gingival health in relation to ageing in the second and third decades. Design Cohort study. Setting Cardiff, 1981, 1984, 1989 and 2000. Subjects and methods Three hundred and thirty-seven subjects were examined at the ages of 11-12 and 30-31 years and 250 at baseline and all follow-up examinations; plaque and bleeding on probing were recorded. Results Oral hygiene and gingival health improved as subjects moved through adolescence to adulthood. In general, females demonstrated less plaque and gingivitis than males. Whole mouth mean plaque and bleeding scores were lower at age 30-31 than 11-12. In those subjects examined on all four occasions, a switch from buccal to lingual predominance ...
Purpose: The aim of this study is to evaluate oral health status and oral hygiene practices of femal...
Abstract The aim of this epidemiologic pilot field study was to determine if the oral health problem...
As the most common disease in the human population, caries causes destruction and demineralization o...
Objective To examine oral hygiene and gingival health in relation to ageing in the second and third...
Objective To examine oral hygiene and gingival health in relation to ageing in the second and third ...
The objective of this study was to assess the relative effects of age and oral hygiene on the progre...
A high percentage of prevalence of inflammatory periodontal diseases in young age causes urgency of ...
The purpose of this study is to compare oral hygiene status between the younger adult group and the ...
OBJECTIVE:Gingivitis and poor oral hygiene status are the most prevalent oral diseases among primary...
OBJECTIVES: The aims of this study were to investigate trends in oral health in a cohort from late c...
ObjectiveGingivitis and poor oral hygiene status are the most prevalent oral diseases among primary ...
p. 75-81The study aimed to describe oral hygiene habits, oral hygiene status and gingival health in ...
Background: Oral health conditions have been investigated in 35-year-old Oslo citizens in four cross...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between gingival health and dental car...
Dental decay remains one of the most common issue of children and teenagers oral health. Many studie...
Purpose: The aim of this study is to evaluate oral health status and oral hygiene practices of femal...
Abstract The aim of this epidemiologic pilot field study was to determine if the oral health problem...
As the most common disease in the human population, caries causes destruction and demineralization o...
Objective To examine oral hygiene and gingival health in relation to ageing in the second and third...
Objective To examine oral hygiene and gingival health in relation to ageing in the second and third ...
The objective of this study was to assess the relative effects of age and oral hygiene on the progre...
A high percentage of prevalence of inflammatory periodontal diseases in young age causes urgency of ...
The purpose of this study is to compare oral hygiene status between the younger adult group and the ...
OBJECTIVE:Gingivitis and poor oral hygiene status are the most prevalent oral diseases among primary...
OBJECTIVES: The aims of this study were to investigate trends in oral health in a cohort from late c...
ObjectiveGingivitis and poor oral hygiene status are the most prevalent oral diseases among primary ...
p. 75-81The study aimed to describe oral hygiene habits, oral hygiene status and gingival health in ...
Background: Oral health conditions have been investigated in 35-year-old Oslo citizens in four cross...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between gingival health and dental car...
Dental decay remains one of the most common issue of children and teenagers oral health. Many studie...
Purpose: The aim of this study is to evaluate oral health status and oral hygiene practices of femal...
Abstract The aim of this epidemiologic pilot field study was to determine if the oral health problem...
As the most common disease in the human population, caries causes destruction and demineralization o...