Relationships between oral conditions and physical performance in a rural elderly population in Japan

Relationships between oral conditions and physical performance in a rural elderly population in Japan
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DOI:
10.1922/idj_2323moriya07
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发表时间:
2009-12-01
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Inoue, Nobuo
Inoue, Nobuo
中科院分区:
医学3区
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作者:
Moriya, Shingo;Muramatsu, Tsukasa;Inoue, Nobuo

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Objectives: To show relationships between oral conditions and physical performance in the elderly living independently. Methods: A total of 821 persons participated. Data on background factors and self-assessed masticatory ability were collected by means of questionnaires. An intraoral examination was performed to examine the pattern of occluding pairs of natural teeth. Handgrip strength and one-leg standing time with eyes open were measured. Step-wise linear regression models were conducted with muscle strength or one-leg standing time as the dependent variables; the pattern of occluding pairs and self-assessed masticatory ability as the principal independent variables. Results.. The self-assessed masticatory ability was retained in the final model of the step-wise regression for the handgrip strength, and significant relationships were established in the participants aged 65-74, but the pattern of occluding pairs was not retained. The pattern of occluding pairs, and the self-assessed masticatory ability were retained in the final models for the one-leg standing time, and significant relationships were shown here. Conclusion: The self-assessed masticatory ability may be significantly related to muscle strength and static balance function, and the pattern of occluding pairs may be significantly related to the static balance function, particularly in the elderly aged 65-74.