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    Is tooth wear in the primary dentition predictive of tooth wear in the permanent dentition? Report from a longitudinal study.

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    Authors
    Harding, M A
    Whelton, H P
    Shirodaria, S C
    O'Mullane, D M
    Cronin, M S
    Affiliation
    Oral Health Services Research Centre, University College Cork, Ireland. m.harding@ucc.ie
    Issue Date
    2010-03
    MeSH
    Bottle Feeding
    Child
    Child Behavior
    Child, Preschool
    Cohort Studies
    Dentition, Permanent
    Dentition, Primary
    Female
    Food Habits
    Humans
    Ireland
    Logistic Models
    Male
    Odds Ratio
    Prevalence
    Prognosis
    Prospective Studies
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    Sex Factors
    Tooth Wear
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    Is tooth wear in the primary dentition predictive of tooth wear in the permanent dentition? Report from a longitudinal study. 2010, 27 (1):41-5 Community Dent Health
    Journal
    Community dental health
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10147/124612
    PubMed ID
    20426260
    Abstract
    To determine the prevalence of tooth wear in the permanent dentition of a sample of 12-year-old school children and establish whether an association exists between tooth wear recorded now and tooth wear recorded in their primary dentition at age five.
    A prospective cohort study.
    At follow-up to a previous study complete data were available for 123 children; fieldwork was conducted in the child's primary school. Measurement of tooth wear used a scoring system modified from the Smith and Knight Tooth Wear Index (TWI). Tooth wear which had progressed to dentine was assessed on the occlusal surfaces of the four first permanent molars, the labial, lingual/palatal and incisal surfaces of the six upper and six lower anterior teeth; a total of 40 scoreable surfaces. Demographic data were collected from the parents, and a questionnaire on oral hygiene habits, diet and behaviours was completed by each child.
    In total 38% (n = 47) of subjects had tooth wear, if incisor teeth only were included, 33% (n = 40) had tooth wear and similarly if the occlusal surfaces of molar teeth only were included 10% (n = 12) had signs of tooth wear. Gender was significantly associated with tooth wear: males had more tooth wear. The presence of tooth wear with dentine exposed in the primary dentition was significantly associated with tooth wear on the occlusal surfaces of the first permanent molars.
    Males had more tooth wear than females. An association existed between tooth wear recorded at age 5 and molar tooth wear recorded at age 12. Tooth wear is a lifelong cumulative process and should be recorded in both the primary and permanent dentitions.
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    Language
    en
    ISSN
    0265-539X
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