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VULNERABILITY OF SPECIFIC CORONAL TOOTH SURFACES TO DENTAL CARIES IN SAUDI VERSUS NON SAUDI POPULATION RESIDING IN JEDDAH
VULNERABILITY OF SPECIFIC CORONAL TOOTH SURFACES TO DENTAL CARIES IN SAUDI VERSUS NON SAUDI POPULATION RESIDING IN JEDDAH
 
Document Language : English 
Abstract : OBJECtlVE:'Dental caries;'isan.anci~mtdiseM~ that is p,re.sentindiscriminately all over'the,W'orld.Research on. d,entalcanes di.stributfonon permane~t teeth sUrfacesainong Saudis is non-existent. :.PATmNJ'S ~MET:aQDS: AnaduH group of250 Saudi and 250 non-'saudigroups with age range'of 18years arid above were Jandomly selected and their teeth were cHnicallyexamined for Decayed, Missing, and Filled Teeth sUrfaces~MFS).F or each patienta bitewing radiograph was taken for interproximalcaries detectior,:. Age range of ~hestudygroup was 18-50 years..the .meanDMFT was 10.4.and 11.2Jor Saudi and di subjectSre~p~ctively.1he DMF1:.increasedWith age m both groups. The upper posterior decayed teeth 1sb,pwed.higherpercentage than the lower with more occlusal caries than proximal. Significance was preseJIt1nthe number of Missing Teeth (MT) between both groups for teeth extracted due to caries. The upper premohirs had a higher u:umberofdecayed, missing and filled teeth.thanlower premolars. . . . C9N'CLUSION: Adults above 18 years of age are highly suscept:lbleto caries. J:he need;on the establishment of new...stt a t egt."e.sflo 'rP.f.ev'.ent'iv 'e. den. tal. car e shou Idb e dir' ec t e dtowar d individuals as se ssed to b e.a t"high ri Sk: J ' KEYWOI:illS; Coro~alcanes, DMFT,DMFS, pattern, permanent. 
ISSN : 0 
Journal Name : Journal of The Pakistan Dental Association 
Volume : 15 
Issue Number : 4 
Publishing Year : 2006 AH
2006 AD 
Article Type : Article 
Added Date : Friday, January 4, 2008 

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هناء جمجومJamjoom, Hana InvestigatorDoctoratehjamjoom@kau.edu.sa

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