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Masticatory Performance Measured with a Chewing Gum Containing Spherical Resinous Microparticles

International Journal of Clinical Preventive Dentistry 2018³â 14±Ç 4È£ p.256 ~ 263
Kanazawa Toshiya, Zaitsu Takashi, Ueno Masayuki, Kawaguchi Yoko,
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 ( Kanazawa Toshiya ) - Tokyo Medical and Dental University Department of Oral Health Promotion
 ( Zaitsu Takashi ) - Tokyo Medical and Dental University Department of Oral Health Promotion
 ( Ueno Masayuki ) - Tokyo Medical and Dental University Department of Oral Health Promotion
 ( Kawaguchi Yoko ) - Tokyo Medical and Dental University Department of Oral Health Promotion

Abstract


Objective: This study aimed to investigate the factors associated with masticatory performance, as measured with a chewing gum containing spherical resinous microparticles, and to evaluate the method by examining the relationship with self-reported masticatory status.

Methods: The participants in this study comprised 903 industrial workers (mean age, 42.2¡¾11.6 years). A questionnaire was administered to assess self-reported masticatory status. The masticatory performance score was calculated by counting the number of particles in the chewing gum. Clinical oral examinations were administered. Multiple linear regression analysis was conducted on the masticatory performance scores to examine the related factors. Analysis of covariance was conducted to investigate the association between the masticatory performance score and the self-reported masticatory status.

Results: Significant predictors of the masticatory performance score were sex (p£¼0.001), age (p<0.001), decayed teeth (p=0.009), total-functional tooth units (p£¼0.001), periodontitis (p=0.003), and malocclusion (p=0.011). The relationship between the masticatory performance score and the self reported masticatory status was attenuated after controlling for confound-ing factors.

Conclusion: The masticatory performance increased with age and decreased as the oral health status worsened. Using this chewing gum method partly, but not comprehensively, reflects masticatory performance. Therefore, various masticatory performance-related indexes should be employed to measure masticatory performance accurately.

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masticatory performance; measurement; oral health status; self-reported masticatory status; chewing gum

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