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Relationship between work loss due to oral diseases and self-perceived oral health status among workers
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KMID : 0355420170410020080
Abstract
Objectives: The purpose of this study was to investigate the work loss caused by oral diseases of workers and their subjective self-perceived oral health status. The study focused on the relationship be-tween work loss due to oral diseases and self-perceived oral health status.
Methods: A cross-sectional survey was conducted. The sample consisted of 550 workers who resided in Ansan City and Gwacheon City. The data were collected from a self-reported questionnaire survey.
Results: The percentage of workers that were absent from the workplace due to oral diseases in the past year was 4.8%, and the average of days of absence from the workplace per worker was 0.1 day. Most of the workers (41.1%) answered ¡°average¡± for the self-perceived oral health status. However, there were more workers that answered ¡°not healthy¡± than workers that answered ¡°healthy¡± for the self-perceived oral health status. The percentage of workers that felt the need for dental treatment because of the presence of oral diseases was 59.5%. There was a statistically significant relationship between the work loss due to oral diseases and the subjective self-perceived oral health status.
Conclusions: Work loss due to oral diseases and subjective self-perceived oral health status should be periodically assessed for use as basic data for the development of oral health-promotion policies for workers.
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Disability; Oral health; Perception; Worker
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