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Table 2 Results of the OHIP and pain questionnaires

From: What is the Oral Health-related Quality of Life following Miniscrew-Assisted Rapid Palatal Expansion (MARPE)? A prospective clinical cohort study

 

T0

P1

P2

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6

Week 7

Week 8

Week 9

Week 10

N

42

42

42

42

35

23

9

7

5

1

1

42

Mean OHIP-score

10.86 ± 9.71

25.00 ± 10.25

17.88 ± 9.43

15.69 ± 9.03

14.51 ± 9.74

14.00 ± 9.61

12.67 ± 8.38

14.29 ± 12.76

9.80 ± 6.65

4.00

0.00

9.27 ± 7.92

Mean VAS-score for average pain (mm)

 

34.38 ± 23.72

17.97 ± 17.31

10.66 ± 13.78

8.83 ± 14.83

8.81 ± 13.48

9.83 ± 17.42

6.18 ± 11.35

2.68 ± 5.08

0.00 ± 0.00

2.86 ± 4.98

 

Mean VAS-score for maximum pain (mm)

 

44.33 ± 27.01

26.43 ± 21.64

16.68 ± 18.79

14.00 ± 19.54

14.37 ± 17.45

14.37 ± 22.38

13.24 ± 18.72

4.87 ± 5.98

0.00 ± 0.00

3.71 ± 5.19

 

Mean score for analgesics intake (%)

 

56 ± 50

20 ± 40

14 ± 35

10 ± 30

10 ± 30

14 ± 35

8 ± 28

0 ± 0

0 ± 0

0 ± 0

 
  1. The OHIP-score ± SD at T0, for each week of P1 and for P2 are shown, as well as the sample size (N) per time point. p < 0.001 for mean OHIP change T0–P1 and P1–P2; p = 0.907 for mean OHIP change T0–P2, as calculated with the Kruskal–Wallis test after the Shapiro–Wilk test showed non-normal distribution of data. The VAS-score ± SD (mm) for average pain, maximum pain and the score for analgesics intake ± SD (%) are shown for each week of P1. The data of every 7 consecutive daily pain questionnaires were pooled and mean weekly scores for pain and analgesics intake were calculated. The VAS-score ± SD (mm) for average pain, maximum pain and the score for analgesics intake ± SD (%) are shown for each week of P1