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Oral Hygiene Status and Cognitive Function in Indonesian Elderly

International Journal of Clinical Preventive Dentistry 2015³â 11±Ç 4È£ p.261 ~ 264
Linda Soetanto Kusdhany, Tri Budi Rahardjo, Dinni Agustin, Chaidar Masulili, Sri Lelyati, Eef Hogervorst,
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 ( Linda Soetanto Kusdhany ) - Universitas Indonesia Center for Ageing Studies
 ( Tri Budi Rahardjo ) - Universitas Indonesia Center for Ageing Studies
 ( Dinni Agustin ) - Universitas Indonesia Center for Ageing Studies
 ( Chaidar Masulili ) - Universitas Indonesia Faculty of Dentistry Department of Prosthodontics
 ( Sri Lelyati ) - Universitas Indonesia Faculty of Dentistry Department of Prosthodontics
 ( Eef Hogervorst ) - Loughborough University Department of Human Sciences

Abstract


Objective: The aim of this study was to determine the relationship oral hygiene status with the decline of cognitive function, and also considered other factors such as age, gender and education level. The benefits of this study is to improve quality of life of older person through an increase in oral health.

Methods: Design of this study was cross-sectional, With 224 elderly subjects taken purposively from elderly in posbindu Citengah Sumedang and south Jakarta. Assessment of cognitive function was done using the mini-mental state examination (MMSE) developed by Folstein and has been validated. MMSE assessment conducted by interviewing subject and by observation. Cut off point used for MMSE score is 24. Oral health examination was done using oral hygiene index (OHIS) with cutoff point 2.9. Statistical Analysis was done using univariate analysis to see the data distribution of observed variables, bivariate analysis to assess the relationship observed variables with cognitive function of elderly and multivariate analysis to determine variables that most contribute to the cognitive function of elderly.

Results: The result showed that 74.8% of subjects with MMSE scores above 25 have OHIS value below 3, it indicates that the better the cognitive function of the subject, in line with improvements of the subject¡¯s oral hygiene. Multivariate analysis showed that level of education,age and OHIS have association with MMSE scores (p¡Â0.05).

Conclusion: Level of education, age and OHIS have association with level of cognitive function.

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oral hygiene; cognition; dementia; aged

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