PubMed · 2130267
[Differences between dentate and edentate people].
Abstract
Differences in dental behaviour and dental attitudes between people with (almost) all natural teeth, people with a full denture in both jaws and people with a full denture in only the upper jaw are summarized by means of correspondence analysis in one overall picture. The findings obtained in this study can lead to the conclusion that: a. differences in dental status are related to differences in dental behaviour and dental attitudes; b. people with all natural teeth and people with a full denture in both jaws obviously are each other's opposites in many respects, whereas people with a full denture in only one jaw can be characterized as a dental in-between group.
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G M van Rossum, W Kalk, A J Felling, M A van 't Hof. 1990. [Differences between dentate and edentate people].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2130267/
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