From: Association between shortened dental configurations and health outcomes: a scoping review
International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) | ||||
Functionality and Disability | ICF components | ICF Chapters | Categories | Clinical oral health outcomes identified in selected studies |
Body functions (n = 42) | Voice and speech functions (n = 1) | Articulation functions (n = 1) | • Oral diadochokinesis346 | |
Functions of the digestive, metabolic and endocrine systems (n = 44) | Functions related to the digestive system (ingestion functions) (n = 44) | • Masticatory performance1,26,27,66,67,82,97,111,116,125,126,151,167, 226,246,247,295,299, 306,338,340,342,346,347,349,361,378,379,409,420 • Habitual chewing patterns (chewing strokes, chewing time, mealtime duration, and bite force)330 • Mastication predominance167 • Salivary flow84,89,96 • Salivary microbial46 • Occlusal force151,165,341,347 • Maximum bite force18,26,38,51,84,126,268,346 • Xerostomia323 • Hyposalivation323 • Tongue pressure316,346,364 | ||
International Classification of Diseases (ICD) of WHO (ICD-11) | ||||
Hierarchical Classification | Clinical oral health outcomes identified in selected studies | |||
Diseases of the digestive system | Diseases or disorders of orofacial complex (n = 24) | Diseases of hard tissues of teeth (n = 4) | • Caries experience75 • Occlusal stability (occlusal tooth wear)31,166 • Attrition5 | |
Periodontal disease (n = 5) | • Periodontal disease8,379 • Periodontal support7,31 • Occlusal stability (alveolar bone support)11,31 | |||
Dentofacial anomalies (n = 19) | • Migration of the teeth3 • Occlusal stability (interdental spacing)11,31 • Spaces in anterior teeth5 • Occlusal stability (vertical and horizontal overbite)5,11,31 • Signs and symptoms of mandibular/craniomandibular dysfunction4,5,10,58,76,139,223,245,275,427 • Mobility of the condyles of the temporomandibular joints140 • Antegonial index and the mental index63 • Temporomandibular joint sounds25,395,397* • Feeling of stiffness or fatigue of the jaws25,395,397a • Difficulty in opening the mouth wide or in locking the mouth25,395,397a • Luxation25,395,397a • Pain on movement25,395,397a • Facial and jaw pain25,395,397a • Occlusal contact5 • Occlusal stability (number of occlusal contacts in the anterior region)11,31 • Bite stability237 • Bruxism5,25 |