A Clinical Study on Measuring Method of the Salivary Flow
이웅, 이명구, 문학룡, 조자원,
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이웅 ( Lee Woong ) - Dankook University College of Dentistry Department of Preventive Dentistry
이명구 ( Lee Myung-Gu ) - Dankook University Graduate School Department of Oral Health
문학룡 ( Moon Hag-Ryong ) - Dankook University Graduate School Department of Oral Health
조자원 ( Cho Ja-Won ) - Dankook University College of Dentistry Department of Preventive Dentistry
KMID : 1157520130090010031
Abstract
Objective: The authors measured salivary flow by using a number of known methods and analyzed the co-relations between the methods to find out the most useful salivary flow test method which could be clinically applied.
Methods: To this end, the author selected 90 applicants, of which 30 applicants were teens, 30 were in their 20's/30's and the remaining 30 were in their 50's/60's, and then the author conducted an oral exam and salivary test to the applicants.
Results: The result of the salivary test reveals that the gender does not have influence (p＞0.05). Age was the factor that influences Periotron measurement value, stimulated salivary flow, unstimulated salivary flow, salivary viscosity, moisture paper measurement value among other saliva related values (p＜0.05). There was a valid co-relations (r=0.395) between stimulated salivary flow and Periotron measurement value (p＜0.01). There was a valid co-relations (r=0.395) between stimulated salivary flow and mouth dryness measurement with moisture paper (p＜0.01).
Conclusion: Since it was found that there was a co-relation between stimulated salivary flow and mouth dryness with moisture paper, it can be concluded that mouth dryness can be measured clinically simply with moisture paper.
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salivary flow; periotron; salivary viscosity
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