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International Journal of Clinical Preventive Dentistry
2011 Volume.7 No. 4 p.167 ~ p.177
Volatile Sulfur Compound Level in Korean Measured by Use of B&B Checker
Kim Yong-Suk

Cho Ja-Won
Abstract
Objective: Volatile sulfur compound as the most important oral malodor gas can be detected by a B&B checker unit in clinical. The standard value for B&B level should be needed in order to classify the normal range or abnormal, in each age group.

Methods: Six hundred ninety six persons of Korean people, distributed with such age groups as children, adolescent, young adult, prime of the manhood and senile, in 4 regions in Korea, after calibrating the inter and intra machinery difference of B&B value (BBV). Mean and standard deviation of each age and gender group was calculated in order to suggest the B&B value for Koreans. Questionnaire for oral malodor was also distributed to subjects, in order to check the cause or severity of the malodor for Koreans.

Results: Oral malodor was the severe complaint in senile group and the most in before breakfast. The average of halitosis level measured by B&B checker was 40.5¡¾22.6 BBV, in oral gas, 37.5¡¾23.6 BBV in breath gas and 33.9¡¾18.4 BBV in nasal gas. Co-relation Co-efficient was revealed as r=0.396 (p£¼0.001) between in oral gas and breath gas, r=0.393 (p£¼0.001) between in oral gas and nasal gas, r=0.903 (p£¼0.001) between in breath gas and nasal gas, and r=0.279 (p£¼0.001) between in tongue plague and oral gas.

Conclusion: It was recommended that the malodor control should be mainly focused in senile group for highly recognition and in young adult group for highly value measured.
KEYWORD
oral malodor, halitosis, volatile sulfur compound
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