2017, Vol.17, No.3

The effect of oral health behavior of the visually impaired on DMFT index

Lee Jong Hwa , lee seung hee , Yun-Hyun-Kyung | 2017, 17(3) | pp.331~342 | number of Cited : 1

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Objectives: This study aimed at helping oral health prevention of the blind and related management plan, which is defined as the influence factors between missing and filled permanent teeth index and general feature and oral health behavior of the blind in Korea (estimates 229,678 persons) using data of the 6th Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey from 2014 Korea Centers For Disease Control and Prevention. Methods: The blind over the age of 30 were selected as study subjects who have conducted health survey and dental inspections in KNHANES VI-2. Estimates of the subjects were 229,67 persons. For analyzing data, general linear models: GLM and covariance analysis were conducted to identify the relation between general feature and oral health behavior and missing and filled permanent teeth index. SPSS 21 statistical program was used, which is possible to conduct complex sampling design, and the significance level was 0.05. Results: The missing and filled permanent teeth index was 8.58 points. Regarding the results of the analysis, R-squared of the missing and filled permanent teeth index depending on general features of the blind was 0.839 points, which shows gender, age, residence, education level, individual income, disability rating, kinds of health insurance, marital status and recipient of basic living had an effect on the missing and filled permanent teeth index. R2 of the missing and filled permanent teeth index depending on oral health form of the blind was 0.728 points, which shows oral examination, dental treatment, smoking and toothbrushing after lunch had an effect on the missing and filled permanent teeth index. Conclusions: With the result of this study, we found the oral health actual condition of the blind in Korea. Therefore, it is considered that the government needs to introduce the personalized oral health education program to maintain oral health of the blind and to develop a program that uses braille and voice device which enables to access and utilize to improve oral health behavior that the government could use it as a reference to establish the policy plan.

A study on the perception and needs about dental infection control of the dental patients

Lee Kyeonghee , 양지은 , 문선호 and 1 other persons | 2017, 17(3) | pp.343~354 | number of Cited : 10

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Factors affecting the recognition about scaling after health insurance benefit business for scaling by national health insurance corporation

Lee Kyeonghee , 손지영 , 이행옥 and 5 other persons | 2017, 17(3) | pp.355~368 | number of Cited : 8

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Level of fear on scaling according to p

Kim SooKyung , 구지혜 , 김예진 and 5 other persons | 2017, 17(3) | pp.369~380 | number of Cited : 3

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Objectives: The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of preventive treatment experience on scaling fear level. Methods: A total of 259 adults who had visited the dental clinic were analyzed. The results were summarized as follows. Statistical analysis of the collected data was performed using the SPSS WIN 20.0 statistical program. The general characteristics, scaling experience, and the characteristics of the subjects were analyzed. Frequency of scaling according to general characteristics was analyzed by independent sample t-test, Scaling fears according to treatment experience were tested by t-test. Correlation analysis was performed for scaling fears according to the reliability of dental hygienist. Regression analysis was carried out to investigate factors affecting scaling fear. Results: Level of fear during scaling was higher in females (3.03) than in males (2.54) and that after scaling was scored higher in females (2.68) than in males (2.34) by general characteristics (p<0.001). The adults who were not healthy in oral health showed the highest levels of fear during (3.29) and after (3.00) scaling by oral health status (p<0.001). Adults who had brushing education experience showed lower fear level than those who did not after scaling (p<0.01) according to the experiences of preventive treatments. With respect to the correlation of trust level to the dental hygienists with the scaling fears, it showed higher in the trust level (-0.688) as lower level of scaling fear (-0.642) in the scaling (p<0.01). Confidence level of dental hygienist (-0.661), brushing education experience (-0.121), and oral health status (-0.121) were influenced upon the regression analysis. Conclusions: Oral health education and dental hygiene education are increasing. It is thought that active efforts are needed to promote and maintain oral health.

The concentration differences of dental caries induced organic acids which are produced after intake of sucrose and carbonated drinks

Park Jung-Eun , Jong-Hwa Jang | 2017, 17(3) | pp.381~394 | number of Cited : 5

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Effects of musical intervention on the fear and anxiety reduction during scaling

Nam.y.o , On Ju Ju , 이광희 | 2017, 17(3) | pp.395~404 | number of Cited : 5

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The correlations between psychological empowerment, leader-member exchange (LMX) and job satisfaction in dental hygienists

Na-Na Yoon , Ji-Young Lee , Byeng Chul Yu | 2017, 17(3) | pp.405~418 | number of Cited : 10

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Study of dental hygienists' recognition and experiences about sexual harassment in the workplace

OH HAN NA , Won Young Soon | 2017, 17(3) | pp.419~429 | number of Cited : 8

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Oral health beliefs and oral health behaviors related factors of dental hygiene students

이보람 , Young-Hoon Lee | 2017, 17(3) | pp.431~440 | number of Cited : 6

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Effect of Cimicifuga rhizoma extract on the odontoblastic differentiation of MDPC-23 cells

choi byul bo ra , Kim， Ji-young , PARK SANG RYE | 2017, 17(3) | pp.441~448 | number of Cited : 0

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The effects of emotional labor of dental hygienist on the job stress, anxiety and sleep

Park Hye Young , Gye-won Jang , Jung-Hwa Lee and 5 other persons | 2017, 17(3) | pp.449~463 | number of Cited : 9

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Objectives: The objective of this study was to identify the relationship between emotional labor and occupational stress of the dental hygienists, and the effects of emotional labor on their occupational stress and health problems including depression, anxiety and sleep. Methods: The survey was conducted using the questionnaires about dental hygienists’ working in medical institutions in Busan, Gyeongsangnam-do from August 19th and October 7th, 2016. Total of 225 participants were selected for data analyses. Frequency analysis, t-test, ANOVA, Pearson’s correlation coefficient analysis, and regression analysis were conducted using SPSS Windows ver. 21.0 program(SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL. USA). Results: The analysis of the factors affecting emotional labor, occupational stress, anxiety, and sleep by participants’ characteristics showed that those with higher education level, work position and annual salary had higher emotional labor. In addition, participants who worked 5 days every other week and were responsible for patient consultation had higher emotional labor. The analysis of correlations among emotional labor occupational stress, anxiety, and sleep showed positive correlations between emotional experience and emotional expression, occupational stress and emotional expression, and anxiety and emotional expression. On the other hand, negative correlation was found between anxiety and emotional experience. Regression analysis was conducted to examine the effect of emotional labor on job stress. Emotional labor was a factor affecting job stress and anxiety. Conclusions: In order to improve emotional control and vulnerability to stress among dental hygienists, intra-organizational training opportunities and mental health care strategies are needed. Additional broad-based studies are required to identify the factors affecting the occupational stress and emotional labor and to develop relevant intervention measures.

Association with oral symptom experiences by level of subjective stress recognition in the Korean adolescents

Yeo-Jung Han , Han-Soo Kim , So Yeon, Ryu | 2017, 17(3) | pp.465~478 | number of Cited : 10

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Objectives: The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between the level of subjective stress recognition and oral symptom experiences including toothache, gum diseases, and oral soft tissue diseases in the Korean adolescents. Methods: The subjects were 68,043 adolescents recruited using a web-based survey, National Korean Youth Risk Behavior in 2015 by the Korean Center for Disease Control. For statistical analysis, SPSS 21.0 for Windows was used. Descriptive analysis and a Chi-square test were conducted to determine the factors associated with general characteristics, health behaviors, oral health behaviors, and level of subjective stress recognition. Finally, to investigate the relationship between the level of subjective stress recognition and oral symptom experiences, logistic regression analysis was performed. Results: Toothache related subjective stress recognition level was significantly higher in the moderate group with the score of 1.59 (95% CI; 1.49-1.68), and was greater in the high group with 2.38 (95% CI; 2.24-2.53) compared to the low group. Gum disease related subjective stress recognition level was significantly higher in the moderate group with 1.41 (95% CI; 1.32-1.51), and was greater in the high group with 1.99 (95% CI; 1.86-2.13). Oral soft tissue disease related subjective stress recognition level was significantly higher in the moderate group with 1.59 (95% CI; 1.45-1.74), and was greater in the high group with 2.55 (95% CI; 2.33-2.79). Bad breath related subjective stress recognition level was significantly higher in the moderate group with 1.48 (95% CI; 1.39-1.57), and was greater in the high group with 2.10 (95% CI; 1.97-2.25). Conclusions: Higher subjective stress recognition level was found to affect the oral symptoms experienced. Therefore, the stress management plan should be prepared through the cause identification of the main stress in the adolescents. Practical and systematic education is needed for oral health management in the schools.

The practices of dental implant maintenance care in dental service consumers according to their knowledge and attitude

Han Su Jin , 김현정 , Han Hwa Jin and 1 other persons | 2017, 17(3) | pp.479~492 | number of Cited : 3

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Antimicrobial activities of Ramaria botrytis (Fr.) against oral bacteria

Kim Ki-Hwa , So-Ra Han , byeollee kim and 2 other persons | 2017, 17(3) | pp.493~504 | number of Cited : 1

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A study on the needs of independent dental hygiene practices in the public dental hygienists

Young-Eun Jang , 허선수 , 김은경 and 1 other persons | 2017, 17(3) | pp.505~513 | number of Cited : 4

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The levels of the vocational awareness and the professional ethics recognition in clinical dental hygienists

Sun-Mi Lee , 천석연 | 2017, 17(3) | pp.515~526 | number of Cited : 6

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Oral health status of long-term care facility residents

최준선 | 2017, 17(3) | pp.527~537 | number of Cited : 3

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Objectives: The purpose of this study was to examine the practice of oral hygiene behaviors and oral health status of long-term care facility residents and to analyze the factors related to salivary hemoglobin level which can predict active periodontal disease. Methods: From 30th October 2015 to 7th January 2016, a questionnaire was provided to 63 participants and their dental plaque and saliva samples were collected to assess the levels of salivary hemoglobin and dental plaque acidogenicity. In order to analyze the factors related to salivary hemoglobin level, multiple linear regression analysis was performed. Results: Toothbrushing was most frequently performed by the participants themselves (98.4%) and toothbrushing was performed after eating breakfast (81.3%). 68.8% of participants reported brushing their tongue. 35.9% of participants perceived having bad teeth, and 87.5% had high dental caries activity. The percentages of participants with hyposalivation and ≥ 0.20 μg/ml salivary hemoglobin level were 45.3% and 59.4%, respectively. The salivary hemoglobin level was significantly higher in the group in which stimulated salivary flow rate was ≤ 0.70 ml/min, dental plaque acidogenicity was superior, and perceived having bad teeth (p<0.05). There was also a tendency for the salivary hemoglobin level to increase with age (p<0.05). Conclusions: Oral health status of the long-term care facility residents was still not improved, and the characteristics of salivary volume and dental plaque were important factors affecting salivary hemoglobin level. Therefore, it is necessary to operate an oral hygiene intervention program by oral health professionals in such facilities in order to provide residents with effective oral care aligned with their respective needs. Furthermore, it is necessary for caregivers to complete mandatory oral health education to improve the oral hygiene status of the long-term care facility residents.

Changes in factors on unmet dental scaling rate according to the National Health Insurance coverage

kimhanna , CHUN-BAE KIM , NAM-HEE Kim | 2017, 17(3) | pp.539~551 | number of Cited : 2

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