AN EPIDEMIOLOGIC PERSPECTIVE OF SALIVA FLOW-RATES AS INDICATORS OF SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ORAL-DISEASE
AN EPIDEMIOLOGIC PERSPECTIVE OF SALIVA FLOW-RATES AS INDICATORS OF SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ORAL-DISEASE
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10.1177/10454411930040031301
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1993-01-01
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BILLINGS, RJ
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作者：
BILLINGS, RJ
灾难性少涎显著增加有牙个体对龋齿的易感性，并且也可能导致其他口腔疾病/病症的表达或恶化。亚灾难性的少涎对龋齿或其他疾病/病症易感性的影响还不太清楚。这项研究的目的（一项关于唾液分泌不足患病率的大型研究的一部分）是确定患病率，并测量口腔病理状况与未刺激和刺激的全唾液流速的相关性。
Catastrophic hyposalivation significantly increases susceptibility to dental caries in dentate individuals and may cause the expression or exacerbation of other oral diseases/disorders as well. The effect of subcatastrophic hyposalivation on susceptibility to caries or other diseases/disorders is less well understood. The aim of this study (part of a larger study on the prevalence of hyposalivation) was to determine the prevalence and to measure the association of oral pathologic conditions with unstimulated and stimulated whole saliva flow rates.Only 6.3% of all study participants had significantly diminished unstimulated (