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A STUDY ON THE STATUS OF ORAL HEALTH FOR MEDICAL HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS

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Abstract


The author have studied the status of oral health survey & Snyder test in order to find out oral health levels of medical hospitalized patients.
72 patients volunteers age of 20 to 40, hospitalized at department of general surgery or pediatric surgery in K & J hospitals located in Seoul were participated in this study.
Oral health status & the oral health control methods examined 3 times periodically for 2 weeks interval.
And the obtained results were analyzed and compared.
1. At 1st oral survey, the longer periods the patients had been hospitalized, the higher score of plaque index, calculus index, gingival index & periodontal index had presented comparatively.
2. As a longitudinal studies for patients, it was estimated that plaque index, calculus index, gingival index were changed with high score tendenciei gradually.
3. In Snyder test, the longer for non-ambulated were performed the higher degree of caries activity were estimated more of less.
4. It was represented that daily tooth brushing frequency was reduced gradually in long term hospitalized patients otherwise there was no significance in statistically.
5. It was estimated that more frequencies be found in patients hospitalized in K hospital in which located at central region of Seoul city than those of in J hospital located up town region.
So it would be represented that the less plaque index, claculus index & gingival index were founded at the patients hospitalized in K hospitaL
6. It was recommended that special oral health program should be needed and special dental manpower might be required to promote dental health levels for long termed medically hospitalized patients.

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