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. 2016 Nov 28;21(7):2189–2196. doi: 10.1007/s00784-016-2011-0

Table 3.

Oral status of patients with remaining teeth or dental prostheses at admission to the nursing home

Year of admission 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Total
Patients with remaining teeth (n) 26 (21%) 31 (21%) 33 (23%) 29 (19%) 33 (20%) 152
 Non-cooperative, n (%) 17 (65) 23 (74) 17 (51) 21 (72) 20 (60) 98 (64)
 Poor oral hygiene, n (%) 20 (75) 22 (70) 23 (70) 22 (76) 23 (70) 110 (72)
 Caries (≥1), n (%) 20 (75) 20 (65) 22 (67) 22 (76) 23 (70) 107 (70)
 Broken teeth (≥1), n (%) 20 (75) 19 (61) 19 (58) 19 (66) 17 (51) 94 (62)
 Dental treatment time during admission (in minutes; median, IQR) (diseased patients) 195 [75–735] 150 [60–195] 225 [120–375] a a 165 [75–375]
Patient with dental prostheses (n) 97 (79%) 116 (79%) 111 (77%) 120 (81%) 129 (80%) 573
 Non-cooperative, n (%) 34 (35) 42 (36) 23 (20) 26 (21) 29 (22) 154 (27)
 Poor fitting prosthesis, n (%) 31 (32) 40 (34) 40 (36) 31 (26) 28 (22) 170 (30)
 Poor retention, n (%) 33 (34) 41 (35) 37 (33) 39 (33) 29 (23) 179 (31)
 Non-functional occlusion, n (%) 42 (43) 54 (47) 33 (30) 26 (22) 30 (23) 185 (32)
 Dental treatment time during admission (in minutes; median, IQR) (concerns diseased patients) 120 [60–225] 75 [45–135] 90 [60–165] a a 90 [60–180]

aPercentage of patients still alive too high for valid analyses