The prevalence of advanced loss of periodontal attachment in two New Mexico populations.
The prevalence of advanced loss of periodontal attachment in two New Mexico populations.
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新墨西哥州两个人群中牙周附着严重丧失的患病率。
DOI：
10.1111/j.1600-0765.1987.tb01550.x
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发表时间：
1987
影响因子：
3.5
通讯作者：
S. Szpunar
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作者：
A. Ismail;S. Eklund;D. Striffler;S. Szpunar
本文描述了破坏性牙周病的患病率，在两个样本的新墨西哥州成年人，检查在两个独立的研究26年分开，通过分析发生的高级损失牙周附着（7.0毫米或以上）与选定的牙科和社会因素。第一组包括1976名年龄在17-46岁之间的成年人，他们在1958-59年接受了检查。第二项研究于1984年进行，包括372名年龄在27-74岁之间的成年人。在1958年的研究中，晚期依恋丧失的患病率与年龄、性别、种族、教育、斑块评分和微积分评分显著相关。在1984年，晚期丢失的患病率与年龄、教育和斑块的存在显著相关。从这两项研究的牙周附着数据的损失的分析表明，0.3%和1.5%的人在1958年17-26岁和27-46岁，分别在口腔中检查的所有牙齿，有先进的附着丧失。在1984年的样本中，1.5%和6.7%的12个牙齿部位检查的人27-6岁和47-74岁的牙周附着，分别有先进的损失。这些观察结果与最近的流行病学研究的患病率和分布的先进的牙周附着丧失是一致的。
This paper describes the prevalence of destructive periodontal disease, in two samples of New Mexico adults, examined in two separate studies 26 years apart, by analyzing the occurrence of advanced loss of periodontal attachment (7.0 or more mm) in relation to selected dental and social factors. The first group comprised 1976 dentate adults aged 17–46 yr who were examined in 1958–59. The second study, conducted in 1984, included 372 dentate adults aged 27–74 yr. In the 1958 study, the prevalence of advanced loss of attachment was significantly associated with age, gender, race, education, plaque scores, and calculus scores. In 1984, the prevalence of advanced loss was significantly associated with age, education, and the presence of plaque. The analysis of loss of periodontal attachment data from both studies showed that 0.3 and 1.5% of all teeth present in the mouth in persons examined in 1958 between the ages of 17–26 and 27–46 yr, respectively, had advanced loss of attachment. In the 1984 sample, 1.5 and 6.7% of the 12 tooth sites examined in persons 27–6 and 47–74 yr had advanced loss of periodontal attachment, respectively. These observations are in agreement with recent epidemiological studies of the prevalence and distribution of advanced loss of periodontal attachment.