Literature DB >> 16119068

Dental erosion among children in an Istanbul public school.

Esber Caglar1, Betul Kargul, Ilknur Tanboga, Adrian Lussi.   

Abstract

The aim of this study was to evaluate the prevalence, clinical manifestations, and etiology of dental erosion among children. A total of 153 healthy, 11-year-old children were sampled from a downtown public school in Istanbul, Turkey comprised of middle-class children. Data were obtained via: (1) dinical examination; (2) questionnaire; and (3) standardized data records. A new dental erosion index for children designed by O'Sullivan (2000) was used. Twenty-eight percent (N=43) of the children exhibited dental erosion. Of children who consumed orange juice, 32% showed erosion, while 40% who consumed carbonated beverages showed erosion. Of children who consumed fruit yogurt, 36% showed erosion. Of children who swam professionally in swimming pools, 60% showed erosion. Multiple regression analysis revealed no relationship between dental erosion and related erosive sources (P > .05).

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Year:  2005        PMID： 16119068

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Dent Child (Chic)        ISSN： 1551-8949


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