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Results. The average number of remaining teeth is 13.2 in the entire study group, the proportion of subjects with edentulism is 14.1%. DMFT index amounts to 17.45, and the percentage of people with periodontitis is 42%, including 18.9% with a severe form. The study has revealed a very high prevalence of treated hypertension (almost half of the subjects) and cardiovascular diseases, very high prosthetic needs for more than 70% of subjects, and very poor oral hygiene: only 20% of subjects brush their teeth correctly, and only 7% clean their interdental spaces. A significantly higher prevalence of dental caries and higher periodontal exponents have been found in men. It has been shown that current tobacco dependence had a significant negative impact on the reduction of the number of teeth and severity of periodontitis. Socioeconomic factors had the biggest impact upon the number of remaining teeth and oral hygiene.

Oral health parameters in the regional study among young seniors in an urban area of Wrocław