Mundgesundheitsverhalten von Kindern und Jugendlichen in Deutschland

Schenk, Liane; Knopf, Hildtraud

doi:10.1007/s00103-007-0226-6

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“…As other studies have shown, there is a downward gradient related to social status as far as dental hygiene is concerned (Wenhall et al 2002). The lower the socioeconomic status, the larger the relative number of children who brush their teeth less often (Schenk and Knopf 2007). The tendency of this conclusion was also revealed by our study (Table 3).…”

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The influence of social status on pre-school children’s eating habits, caries experience and caries prevention behavior

Pieper

Dressler

Heinzel‐Gutenbrunner

et al. 2011

Int J Public Health

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The influence of social status on pre-school children’s eating habits, caries experience and caries prevention behavior

Pieper

Dressler

Heinzel‐Gutenbrunner

et al. 2011

Int J Public Health

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“…Mit der für 0-bis 17-Jährige repräsentativen KiGGSStudie wurde festgestellt, dass bei einem Viertel aller Jungen und Mädchen in Deutschland die Zahnputzfrequenz nicht ausreichend ist. Außerdem nehmen Kinder im Vorschulalter besonders selten eine zahnärztliche Kontrolluntersuchung wahr [5]. Aus diesem Grund besteht eine wichtige Aufgabe darin, spezifische Risikogruppen mit unzureichendem Mundgesundheitsverhalten zu identifizieren, um ihnen zielgruppengerechte Präventions-maßnahmen anbieten zu können.…”

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“…Als Risikogruppen wurden z. B. Kinder und Jugendliche aus Familien mit einem niedrigen Sozialstatus [5,6,7,8,9] und Kinder mit Migrationshintergrund [5,10,11,12] [14,15,16,17,18].…”

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Mundhygiene

Knopf

Rieck

Schenk

2008

Bundesgesundheitsbl.

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The present analysis deals with the identification of populations at risk with regard to oral hygiene and the prevention of caries in children and adolescents in Germany. Using a written questionnaire, which constituted a part of the KIGGS Survey for children and adolescents, 17,641 participants aged between 0 to 17 years were asked about how frequently they brushed their teeth, and how often they had dental check-ups. During a standardised medical interview caries preventative medications were recorded. In consideration of socio-demographic factors, risk populations for insufficient dental hygiene and caries prophylaxis were identified by means of logistic regression. Determinants for insufficient dental hygiene are male sex (odds ratio (OR) 1.6), low social status (OR 2.2) and migrational background (OR 2.3). The social and culture-specific determinancy is also mirrored in the insufficient utilisation of dental check-ups. In addition, there are significant differences between East and West Germany (OR West 1.3) and urban residence (OR 1.9). Age (0-2 years OR 10.4), social and migrational status proved to be significant factors influencing use of tablet fluoridation. These results stress the necessity of preventative measures for these specific target groups to improve dental hygiene and health.

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“…연구결과 검진 수검자가 남성인 경우 [14,23,24], 연령이 높은 경우 [17,25], 배우자가 있는 경우 [12,17,26], 소득 [13,14,23,27] 및 교육수준이 높은 경우 [14,25], 직장이 있는 경우 [15], 흡연을 하지 않는 경우, 규칙적인 운동 을 하는 경우 [16], 비장애인일 경우 [28] …”

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What Factors Cause a Complete Examination of Infant Health Checkup?

Kang¹,

Chung²,

Kim³

et al. 2014

Health Policy and Management

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Background:This study examined what factors affected a complete examination of infant health checkup. Methods: We used Korean national health insurance claim data of 2,936,650 infants, taking examination in 2012. These claim data included enrollment status of householders and records of infant health checkup from 2008 to 2013. Results: Our results shows that for infant characteristics, the likelihood of complete examination of infant health checkup is significantly lower in female, older aged, and handicapped ones. For householder characteristics, the likelihood of complete examination of infant health checkup is also significantly lower in female, older group and self-employed ones. For household characteristics, the likelihood of complete examination is also significantly lower in single-parent families, multi-cultural families, parent with unexperienced health checkup and lower monthly premiums. Conclusion: It is necessary to support an additional use-guide and follow-up management services to improve incomplete examination of infant health checkup.

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Mundgesundheitsverhalten von Kindern und Jugendlichen in Deutschland

Cited by 38 publications

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The influence of social status on pre-school children’s eating habits, caries experience and caries prevention behavior

The influence of social status on pre-school children’s eating habits, caries experience and caries prevention behavior

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