Evaluation of a quality of life measure for children with malocclusion
Objective : To explore the validity and reliability of the child perception questionnaire as an oral-health-related quality of life (OHRQoL) measure in adolescents with malocclusion. Design : A cross-sectional study comparing two groups of individuals. Setting : One group of children with malocclusi...
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| description | Objective
: To explore the validity and reliability of the child
perception questionnaire as an oral-health-related quality of
life (OHRQoL) measure in adolescents with malocclusion.
Design
: A cross-sectional study comparing two groups of individuals.
Setting
: One group of children with malocclusion was recruited
from the orthodontic departments at the Charles Clifford Dental
Hospital (CCDH), Sheffield and Chesterfield Royal Hospital (CRH),
Chesterfield. A second group with no malocclusion was recruited
from the Paediatric Department at CCDH and one General Dental
Practice in Sheffield.
Subjects and methods
: The malocclusion group consisted of 116
patients aged 11–14 years about to commence orthodontic
treatment. The non-malocclusion group consisted of 31 11–14-year-old
patients with index of orthodontic treatment need (IOTN) 1 and
2, and DMFT
2, with no history of orthodontic treatment. The
children completed the child perception questionnaire (CPQ),
including global ratings of oral health and satisfaction. Each
child rated their own IOTN aesthetic component (AC) score.
Outcome measures
: Total CPQ scores and responses in the four
domains. Self-perceived AC scores and responses to global rating
of oral health, life overall and satisfaction rating were recorded.
Results
: There was a statistically significant difference between
the malocclusion and non-malocclusion total CPQ scores (
P
=
0.012). These differences were significant for the emotional
(
P
= 0.006) and social well-being (
P
= 0.001) health domains,
and not significant for the oral symptoms and functional limitations
health domains. There were significant correlations between
the total CPQ score and overall well-being (
R
s
= 0.397) and
patient satisfaction (
R
s
= 0.362).
Conclusions
: Malocclusion has a negative impact on the OHRQoL
of an adolescent. A shortened version of this form, specifically
for prospective orthodontic patients, may be beneficial as an
additional measure to assess need for treatment especially as
some of the questions in the oral symptoms and functional limitations
subscales of the current questionnaire are not relevant to orthodontic
patients. |
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: To explore the validity and reliability of the child
perception questionnaire as an oral-health-related quality of
life (OHRQoL) measure in adolescents with malocclusion.
Design
: A cross-sectional study comparing two groups of individuals.
Setting
: One group of children with malocclusion was recruited
from the orthodontic departments at the Charles Clifford Dental
Hospital (CCDH), Sheffield and Chesterfield Royal Hospital (CRH),
Chesterfield. A second group with no malocclusion was recruited
from the Paediatric Department at CCDH and one General Dental
Practice in Sheffield.
Subjects and methods
: The malocclusion group consisted of 116
patients aged 11–14 years about to commence orthodontic
treatment. The non-malocclusion group consisted of 31 11–14-year-old
patients with index of orthodontic treatment need (IOTN) 1 and
2, and DMFT
2, with no history of orthodontic treatment. The
children completed the child perception questionnaire (CPQ),
including global ratings of oral health and satisfaction. Each
child rated their own IOTN aesthetic component (AC) score.
Outcome measures
: Total CPQ scores and responses in the four
domains. Self-perceived AC scores and responses to global rating
of oral health, life overall and satisfaction rating were recorded.
Results
: There was a statistically significant difference between
the malocclusion and non-malocclusion total CPQ scores (
P
=
0.012). These differences were significant for the emotional
(
P
= 0.006) and social well-being (
P
= 0.001) health domains,
and not significant for the oral symptoms and functional limitations
health domains. There were significant correlations between
the total CPQ score and overall well-being (
R
s
= 0.397) and
patient satisfaction (
R
s
= 0.362).
Conclusions
: Malocclusion has a negative impact on the OHRQoL
of an adolescent. A shortened version of this form, specifically
for prospective orthodontic patients, may be beneficial as an
additional measure to assess need for treatment especially as
some of the questions in the oral symptoms and functional limitations
subscales of the current questionnaire are not relevant to orthodontic
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: To explore the validity and reliability of the child
perception questionnaire as an oral-health-related quality of
life (OHRQoL) measure in adolescents with malocclusion.
Design
: A cross-sectional study comparing two groups of individuals.
Setting
: One group of children with malocclusion was recruited
from the orthodontic departments at the Charles Clifford Dental
Hospital (CCDH), Sheffield and Chesterfield Royal Hospital (CRH),
Chesterfield. A second group with no malocclusion was recruited
from the Paediatric Department at CCDH and one General Dental
Practice in Sheffield.
Subjects and methods
: The malocclusion group consisted of 116
patients aged 11–14 years about to commence orthodontic
treatment. The non-malocclusion group consisted of 31 11–14-year-old
patients with index of orthodontic treatment need (IOTN) 1 and
2, and DMFT
2, with no history of orthodontic treatment. The
children completed the child perception questionnaire (CPQ),
including global ratings of oral health and satisfaction. Each
child rated their own IOTN aesthetic component (AC) score.
Outcome measures
: Total CPQ scores and responses in the four
domains. Self-perceived AC scores and responses to global rating
of oral health, life overall and satisfaction rating were recorded.
Results
: There was a statistically significant difference between
the malocclusion and non-malocclusion total CPQ scores (
P
=
0.012). These differences were significant for the emotional
(
P
= 0.006) and social well-being (
P
= 0.001) health domains,
and not significant for the oral symptoms and functional limitations
health domains. There were significant correlations between
the total CPQ score and overall well-being (
R
s
= 0.397) and
patient satisfaction (
R
s
= 0.362).
Conclusions
: Malocclusion has a negative impact on the OHRQoL
of an adolescent. A shortened version of this form, specifically
for prospective orthodontic patients, may be beneficial as an
additional measure to assess need for treatment especially as
some of the questions in the oral symptoms and functional limitations
subscales of the current questionnaire are not relevant to orthodontic
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: To explore the validity and reliability of the child
perception questionnaire as an oral-health-related quality of
life (OHRQoL) measure in adolescents with malocclusion.
Design
: A cross-sectional study comparing two groups of individuals.
Setting
: One group of children with malocclusion was recruited
from the orthodontic departments at the Charles Clifford Dental
Hospital (CCDH), Sheffield and Chesterfield Royal Hospital (CRH),
Chesterfield. A second group with no malocclusion was recruited
from the Paediatric Department at CCDH and one General Dental
Practice in Sheffield.
Subjects and methods
: The malocclusion group consisted of 116
patients aged 11–14 years about to commence orthodontic
treatment. The non-malocclusion group consisted of 31 11–14-year-old
patients with index of orthodontic treatment need (IOTN) 1 and
2, and DMFT
2, with no history of orthodontic treatment. The
children completed the child perception questionnaire (CPQ),
including global ratings of oral health and satisfaction. Each
child rated their own IOTN aesthetic component (AC) score.
Outcome measures
: Total CPQ scores and responses in the four
domains. Self-perceived AC scores and responses to global rating
of oral health, life overall and satisfaction rating were recorded.
Results
: There was a statistically significant difference between
the malocclusion and non-malocclusion total CPQ scores (
P
=
0.012). These differences were significant for the emotional
(
P
= 0.006) and social well-being (
P
= 0.001) health domains,
and not significant for the oral symptoms and functional limitations
health domains. There were significant correlations between
the total CPQ score and overall well-being (
R
s
= 0.397) and
patient satisfaction (
R
s
= 0.362).
Conclusions
: Malocclusion has a negative impact on the OHRQoL
of an adolescent. A shortened version of this form, specifically
for prospective orthodontic patients, may be beneficial as an
additional measure to assess need for treatment especially as
some of the questions in the oral symptoms and functional limitations
subscales of the current questionnaire are not relevant to orthodontic
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