Impact of oral health on physical and psychosocial dimensions: an analysis using structural equation modeling

Silveira, Marise Fagundes; Marôco, João; Freire, Rafael Silveira; Martins, Aline Blaya; Marcopito, Luiz Francisco

doi:10.1590/0102-311x00072013

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“…The occurrence of periodontitis is higher in older age groups, whereas individuals with low income, low schooling level and smoking habit are more exposed to both oral health problems. Factors, such as sex, age, family income, schooling level, and smoking habits are also associated with the severity of the impact on quality of life related to oral health …”

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The impact of caries in combination with periodontitis on oral health‐related quality of life in Bahia, Brazil

Passos‐Soares

Santos

Cruz

et al. 2018

Journal of Periodontology

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The impact of caries in combination with periodontitis on oral health‐related quality of life in Bahia, Brazil

Passos‐Soares

Santos

Cruz

et al. 2018

Journal of Periodontology

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“…These findings agree with the ones of another study [18], in which the narratives of cancer patients and their relatives/caregivers pointed to the need for families residing in the interior of the state to travel to specialized services, in addition to the difficulties associated with the process of referral among health care units, which account for the delays in actual care delivery. Within that context, unfavorable socioeconomic conditions are associated with less use of dental care services, resulting in poor oral health [19].…”

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Access to and Satisfaction with Oral Health Care from the Perspective of Pediatric Cancer Patients and Their Caregivers

Carneiro

Ribeiro²,

Neto³

et al. 2015

Pesqui. bras. odontopediatria clín. integr.

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Objective: To investigate the access to dental care and the oral health care provided to cancer patients aged zero to 19 years old; to detect possible difficulties hindering the delivery of oral health care; and to identify the main oral complications associated with anticancer treatment. Material and Methods: Interviews were conducted with 84 children and adolescents (or their caregivers) who were treated at Napoleão Laureano Hospital, João Pessoa County, Paraíba, Brazil; the interviews were recorded in audio files. The data were analyzed based on systematic reading of the interviews according to the content analysis technique. Results: Six categories were established: Access to health care services, which was reported as posing difficulties by only 16.6% of the sample; Access to the hospital, considering that 40.4% of the participants reported traveling to the hospital in cars provided by the city government; Dental care, which was procured at basic health units (BHUs) by 52.3% of the participants; Conceptions on oral health care, in which 64.2% of the participants mentioned cariogenic diets and/or poor oral hygiene; Quality of life perception, whereby 70.2% of the interviewees reported to be satisfied or very satisfied and 63.0% rated their quality of life good or very good; and Health problems derived from treatment, with nausea being the most mentioned (27.2%). Conclusion: The patients did not meet difficulties in the procurement of dental care, which was most often sought at BHUs; they were satisfied or very satisfied with their health and rated their quality of life as good or very good.

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“…Slade (1997) para evaluar el impacto de la enfermedad oral sobre la calidad de vida sugirió reducir el OHIP-49 a los dos indicadores con más peso en cada factor. Siguiendo esta propuesta, Silveira, Marôco, Freire, Martins y Marcopito (2014), en Brasil, contrastaron un modelo jerarquizado de un factor de orden superior y siete factores de orden inferior, y obtuvieron un ajuste del modelo aceptable. También en Brasil, Zucoloto, Maroco y Campos (2014) contrastaron este modelo jerarquizado, pero propusieron otro con mejor ajuste, estabilidad y validez cruzada.…”

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“…Con el propósito de dilucidar la estructura factorial del OHIP-14 y establecer la validez cruzada de los modelos factoriales en su aplicación a la enfermedad periodontal, el presente estudio se planteó como objetivos: 1) explorar la estructura factorial del OHIP-14-PD en una muestra total (MT), integrada por adultos de población general y clínica odontológica, calculando la consistencia interna, validez convergente y divergente de los factores; y 2) contrastar la invarianza factorial de los modelos factores propuestos para el OHIP-14 por Silveira et al (2014), Zucoloto et al (2014), Montero et al (2010), Mello dos Santos et al (2013), Moral y Rodríguez (2007a,b) y Brennan y Spencer (2004), así como los derivados del AFE entre una muestra de población general (MPG) y una muestra clínica odontológica (MCO).…”

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Validación cruzada del Perfil de Impacto de Salud Oral aplicado a enfermedad periodontal

Rubia

Franco

2017

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ResumenEl Perfil de Impacto de Salud Oral (OHIP-14) es el instrumento más empleado para evaluar la eficacia de tratamientos odontológicos. Con el propósito de dilucidar su estructura factorial y establecer la validez cruzada de la escala aplicada a la enfermedad periodontal (OHIP-14-PD), este estudio tiene como objetivos: 1) explorar la estructura factorial del OHIP-14-PD, y 2) contrastar la invarianza de los modelos propuestos para el OHIP-14 y de los derivados del análisis factorial exploratorio (AFE) entre una muestra de población general y una muestra clínica odontológica. Se aplicó el OHIP-14-PD a 249 pacientes adultos odontológicos y 256 adultos de población general de Monterrey, México. El AFE reveló modelos de uno, dos y tres factores. Los modelos jerarquizados propuestos arrojaron soluciones inadmisibles. Se concluye que el modelo unifactorial tuvo las mejores propiedades, aunque el bifactorial (impacto físico [ítems del 1 al 7] y psicosocial [ítems del 8 al 14]) también resultó válido. Los dos modelos fueron invariantes en pesos de medida, pero no en las varianzas de los factores y residuos. En ambos modelos, el ajuste mejoró con la inclusión de la correlación entre los residuos de los ítems 5 y 6. AbstractThe Oral Health Impact Profile (OHIP-14) is the most commonly used instrument to evaluate the effectiveness of dental treatments. In order to elucidate its factor structure and establish the crossvalidity of the scale applied to periodontal disease (OHIP-14-PD), this study aims to: 1) explore the factor structure of the OHIP-14-PD, and 2) contrast invariance of the models proposed for the OHIP-14 and of those derived from exploratory factor analysis (EFA) across a general population -487 -sample (GPS) and a dental clinic sample (DCS). The OHIP-14-PD was applied to 249 adult patients seeking dental care and 256 general population adults from Monterrey, Mexico. The EFA revealed one-, two-and three-factor models. The proposed hierarchical models yielded inadmissible solutions. We conclude that the one-factor model had the best properties, but the two-factor model (physical impact [items from 1 to 7] and psychosocial [items from 8 to 14]) also was valid. The two models were invariant at measurement weights, but not at the variances of factors and residuals. In both models, the fit improved with the inclusion of the correlation between the residuals of items 5 and 6.Keywords: confirmatory factor analysis; cross validity; convergent validity; discriminant validity, dental clinic. limitación funcional, dolor físico y discapacidad física se especificaron anidados a impacto físico; malestar psicológico y discapacidad psicosocial a impacto psicosocial; y discapacidad social y minusvalía a impacto social. En este estudio se dividió la muestra en dos partes iguales para evaluar la estabilidad de los modelos, y se comparó entre personas con o sin prótesis dentales para establecer la validez cruzada.Espala, Montero, Bravo, Vicente, Galindo, López y Albaladejo (2010) señalaron un mejor ajuste de un modelo de tres f...

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Impact of oral health on physical and psychosocial dimensions: an analysis using structural equation modeling

Cited by 28 publications

References 25 publications

The impact of caries in combination with periodontitis on oral health‐related quality of life in Bahia, Brazil

The impact of caries in combination with periodontitis on oral health‐related quality of life in Bahia, Brazil

Access to and Satisfaction with Oral Health Care from the Perspective of Pediatric Cancer Patients and Their Caregivers

Validación cruzada del Perfil de Impacto de Salud Oral aplicado a enfermedad periodontal

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