Caries risk profile of Korean dental XXXX with severe @entity717 .

@entity1 @entity168 @entity25878 @entity1547 @entity717 @entity1388
This study evaluated the @entity1547 risk profile of @entity1 with severe @entity717 ( @entity717 ) who received dental treatment under general anesthesia. One hundred and two @entity1 with @entity25878 [ @entity25878 group, mean age ( @entity168 ); 23.8(9.3)] and 100 healthy @entity1 without @entity25878 [NID group, mean age ( @entity168 ); 23.19(3.3)] were included. Medication, disability type, oral hygiene maintenance, and cooperation of the @entity1 were investigated. Dietary habits, plaque index, mutans streptococci counts, @entity1388 availability, and salivary buffering were scored and analyzed using the Cariogram. The mean chance of avoiding @entity1547 ( @entity168 ) was 28.1(20.4) in the @entity25878 group and 54.7(18.4) in the NID group. The @entity25878 group had significantly higher numbers of decayed and missing teeth, but fewer filled teeth than the NID group (p < .05). Significant disparities existed in the distributions of all @entity1547 -related factors except for mutans streptococci counts between the two groups (p < .05). The low chance to avoid future @entity1547 in @entity25878 @entity1 was closely associated with insufficient oral hygiene maintenance (p < .05). @entity1388 availability was strongly associated with the chance of avoiding @entity1547 in the @entity25878 group. Dental @entity1 with severe @entity25878 exhibited a higher risk of developing @entity1547 than normal @entity1 . Among several @entity1547 -related factors, insufficient oral hygiene maintenance and low @entity1388 availability most contributed to the high risk.
