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Original Article

Volume 11, Number 3, March 2019, pages 179-187


Relationship of Salivary Occult Blood With General and Oral Health Status in Employees of a Japanese Department Store

Tables

Table 1. Correlation Between Salivary Occult Blood and Factors Associated With General and Oral Health
 
SOBTP value
NegativePositive
Mann-Whitney U-test, Chi-squared test or Fisher’s exact test were used for statistical analysis. P values less than 0.05 were regarded to be statistically significant.
Sex
  Men (85)47 (55.3%)38 (44.7%)0.034
  Women (253)172 (68.0%)81 (32.0%)
Age40.6 ± 13.743.0 ± 14.10.119
BMI21.6 ± 3.123.0 ± 4.00.003
Blood pressure
  SBP < 130 mm Hg and DBP < 85 mm Hg (257)173 (67.3%)84 (32.7%)0.084
  SBP ≥ 130 mm Hg and/or DBP ≥ 85 mm Hg (81)46 (56.8%)35 (43.2%)
Smoking
  Never smokers (242)159 (65.7%)83 (34.3%)0.856
  Former smokers (58)36 (62.1%)22 (37.9%)
  Current smokers (36)24 (66.7%)12 (33.3%)
Cerebrovascular disease
  (-) (335)216 (60.6%)119 (39.4%)0.271
  (+) (3)3 (100%)0 (0.0%)
Hypertension
  (-) (314)203(64.6%)111 (35.4%)0.842
  (+) (24)16 (66.7%)8 (33.3%)
Diabetes
  (-) (332)218 (65.7%)114 (34.3%)0.022
  (+) (6)1 (16.7%)5 (83.3%)
Hyperlipidemia
  (-) (322)211 (65.5%)111 (34.5%)0.204
  (+) (16)8 (50.0%)8 (50.0%)
Cardiovascular disease
  (-) (332)215 (64.8%)117 (35.2%)0.644
  (+) (6)4 (66.7%)2 (33.3%)
CPI
  Code 0 (105)79 (75.2%)26 (24.8%)0.007
  Code 1 (19)16 (84.2%)3 (15.8%)
  Code 2 (131)81 (61.8%)50 (38.2%)
  Code 3 (50)26 (52.0%)24 (48.0%)
  Code 4 (32)17 (53.1%)15 (46.9%)
Number of untreated teeth0.8 ± 1.51.3 ± 2.10.015
Number of treated teeth8.7 ± 6.38.9 ± 6.20.706
Number of remaining teeth27.9 ± 2.427.3 ± 3.70.136
Daily brushing frequency
  Once a day (31)13 (41.9%)18 (58.1%)0.004
  Twice a day (116)74 (63.8%)42 (36.2%)
  Three times a day (189)132 (69.8%)57 (30.2%)
  Not every day (2)0 (0.0%)2 (100%)
Dental flossing and interdental brushing
  Dental flossing (74)46 (62.2%)28 (37.8%)0.080
  Interdental brushing (70)52 (74.3%)18 (25.7%)
  Both (27)21 (77.8%)6 (22.2%)
  Never (167)100 (59.9%)67 (40.1%)

 

Table 2. Logistic Regression Analysis With Salivary Occult Blood as Dependent Variable
 
VariablesOdds ratio95% confidence intervalP value
Binomial logistic regression analysis was conducted using “salivary occult blood” as the dependent variable. P values less than 0.05 were regarded to be statistically significant.
BMI1.091.02 - 1.170.014
Diabetes9.381.03 - 85.550.047
CPI1.311.09 - 1.570.004
Daily brushing frequency0.700.49 - 0.990.045

 

Table 3. Correlation Between Salivary Occult Blood and Factors Associated With General and Oral Health in Workers Aged ≥ 35 years
 
SOBTP value
NegativePositive
Mann-Whitney U-test, Chi-squared test or Fisher’s exact test were used for statistical analysis. P values less than 0.05 were regarded to be statistically significant.
Sex
  Men (66)39 (59.1%)27 (40.9%)0.421
  Women (159)103 (64.8%)56 (35.2%)
Age48.9 ± 8.950.6 ± 9.10.168
BMI22.1 ± 3.423.1 ± 4.00.108
Waist circumference
  < 85 cm for men and < 90 cm for women (186)121 (65.1%)65 (34.9%)0.205
  ≥ 85 cm for men and ≥ 90 cm for women (37)20 (54.1%)17 (45.9%)
Blood pressure
  SBP < 130 mm Hg and DBP < 85 mm Hg (149)100 (67.1%)49 (32.9%)0.081
  SBP ≥ 130 mm Hg and/or DBP ≥ 85 mm Hg (76)42 (55.3%)34 (44.7%)
Triglyceride (TG)
  < 150 mg/dL (197)135 (68.5%)62 (31.5%)< 0.001
  ≥ 150 mg/dL (27)6 (22.2%)21 (77.8%)
HDL cholesterol
  < 40 mg/dL (2)0 (0.0%)2 (100%)0.136
  ≥ 40 mg/dL (222)141 (63.5%)81 (36.5%)
Fasting blood sugar (FBS)
  < 110 mg/dL (180)121 (67.2%)59 (32.8%)0.015
  ≥ 110 mg/dL (22)9 (40.9%)13 (59.1%)
Metabolic syndrome
  (-) (186)124 (66.7%)62 (33.3%)0.010
  (+) (15)5 (33.3%)10 (66.7%)
Smoking
  Never smokers (140)88 (62.9%)52 (37.1%)0.977
  Former smokers (53)34 (64.2%)19 (35.8%)
  Current smokers (31)20 (64.5%)11 (35.5%)
Cerebrovascular disease
  (-) (223)140 (62.8%)83 (37.2%)0.397
  (+) (2)2 (100%)0 (0.0%)
Hypertension
  (-) (201)126 (62.7%)75 (37.3%)0.702
  (+) (24)16 (66.7%)8 (33.3%)
Diabetes
  (-) (219)141 (64.4%)78 (35.6%)0.027
  (+) (6)1 (16.7%)5 (83.3%)
Hyperlipidemia
  (-) (209)134 (64.1%)75 (35.9%)0.259
  (+) (16)8 (50.0%)8 (50.0%)
Cardiovascular disease
  (-) (219)138 (63.0%)81 (37.0%)0.609
  (+) (6)4 (66.7%)2 (33.3%)
CPI
  Code 0 (71)50 (70.4%)21 (29.6%)0.113
  Code 1 (14)12 (85.7%)2 (14.3%)
  Code 2 (80)48 (60.0%)32(40.0%)
  Code 3 (39)20 (51.3%)19 (48.7%)
  Code 4 (20)12 (60.0%)8 (40.0%)
Number of untreated teeth0.7 ± 1.51.1 ± 1.60.007
Number of treated teeth11.1 ± 5.810.9 ± 5.40.747
Number of remaining teeth27.6 ± 2.826.8 ± 4.20.102
Daily brushing frequency
  Once a day (26)11 (42.3%)15 (57.7%)0.019
  Twice a day (70)42 (60.0%)28 (40.0%)
  Three times a day (128)89 (69.5%)39 (30.5%)
  Not every day (1)0 (0.0%)1 (100%)
Dental flossing and interdental brushing
  Dental flossing (57)36 (63.2%)21 (36.8%)0.072
  Interdental brushing (53)37 (69.8%)16 (30.2%)
  Both (90)49 (54.4%)41 (45.6%)
  Never (25)20 (80.0%)5 (20.0%)

 

Table 4. Logistic Regression Analysis With Salivary Occult Blood as Dependent Variable in Workers Aged ≥ 35 Years
 
VariablesOdds ratio95% confidence intervalP value
Binomial logistic regression analysis was conducted using “salivary occult blood” as the dependent variable. P values less than 0.05 were regarded to be statistically significant.
Triglyceride (TG)7.592.71 - 21.20< 0.001
Diabetes3.000.97 - 9.260.056
CPI1.401.09 - 1.790.007

 

Table 5. Correlation Between Metabolic Syndrome and Factors Associated With Oral Health
 
Metabolic syndromeP value
(-)(+)
Mann-Whitney U test, Chi-squared test or Fisher’s exact test were used for statistical analysis. P values less than 0.05 were regarded to be statistically significant.
SOBT
  Negative (129)124 (96.1%)5 (3.9%)0.010
  Positive (72)62 (86.1%)10 (13.9%)
CPI
  Code 0 (59)57 (96.6%)2 (3.4%)0.268
  Code 1 (13)13 (100%)0 (0.0%)
  Code 2 (74)67 (90.5%)7 (9.5%)
  Code 3 (35)33 (94.3%)2 (5.7%)
  Code 4 (19)16 (84.2%)3 (15.8%)
Number of untreated teeth0.8 ± 1.51.8 ± 2.50.062
Number of treated teeth11.1 ± 5.99.7 ± 4.80.342
Number of remaining teeth27.6 ± 2.824.6 ± 7.80.088
Daily brushing frequency
  Once a day (24)21 (87.5%)3 (12.5%)0.013
  Twice a day (68)61 (89.7%)7 (10.3%)
  Three times a day (108)104 (96.3%)4 (3.7%)
  Not every day (1)0 (0.0%)1 (100%)
Dental flossing and interdental brushing
  Dental flossing (51)48 (94.1%)3 (5.9%)0.228
  Interdental brushing (44)38 (86.4%)6 (13.6%)
  Both (85)79 (92.9%)6 (7.1%)
  Never (21)21 (100%)0 (0.0%)

 

Table 6. Logistic Regression Analysis With Metabolic Syndrome as Dependent Variable
 
VariablesOdds ratio95% confidence intervalP value
Binomial logistic regression analysis was conducted using “metabolic syndrome” as the dependent variable. P values less than 0.05 were regarded to be statistically significant.
Salivary occult blood3.381.05 - 10.830.041
Number of untreated teeth1.421.09 - 1.850.010
Number of remaining teeth0.840.73 - 0.970.013