Oral health A1.30 How many of your have been Record number of All 2012/13 A1.30 NZHS Core. Phrasing different in – number of teeth removed by a dental health care worker removed (0–32) 2006/07. 2011/12 A1.30 removed in because of tooth decay, an abscess, 99 = All of my teeth have 2006/07 A2.44* lifetime infection or gum disease? Do not include been removed because of teeth lost for other reasons such as injury, tooth decay or gum disease crowded mouth or orthodontics. Includes baby teeth and wisdom teeth ONLY if removed because of tooth decay, an abscess, infection or gum disease Oral health A1.31 Were any of these teeth removed in the 1 = Yes More than one tooth 2012/13 A1.31 Based on Oral Health Core – number of teeth last 12 months? removed Survey (OHS) 2 = No 2011/12 A1.31 removed in past [1.30 > 0] 12 months Oral health L1.31a [Show card] How would you describe the 1 = Excellent All OHS 2009 OHS 2009 Non-core – health of mouth health of your teeth or mouth? 2 = Very good 3 = Good 4 = Fair 5 = Poor Oral health how L1.31b How often do you brush your teeth? 1 = Less than once a day 1 natural teeth OHS 2009 OHS 2009 Non-core. Wording of OHS – ≥ often brush frequency responses modified to 2 = Once a day align with typical outputs for 3 = Twice a day adults. 4 = More than a day 5 = No teeth Oral health L1.31c [Show card] Use show here with 1 = Standard fluoride 1 natural teeth OHS 2009 OHS 2009 Non-core. Using Child Oral Health ≥ toothpaste photographs of brands of that toothpaste Survey toothpaste question, so contain fluoride ... wording consistent for adults and 2 = Infant or children’s children. What type of toothpaste do you usually toothpaste use? 3 = Non-fluoridated toothpaste 4 = Don’t use toothpaste/ no toothpaste available in house 5 = No teeth Health service utilisation and patient experience
Oral health – number of teeth removed in lifetime A1.30 How many of your have been removed by a dental health care worker because of tooth decay, an abscess, infection or gum disease? Do not include teeth lost for other reasons such as injury, crowded mouth or orthodontics. Includes baby teeth and wisdom teeth ONLY if removed because of tooth decay, an abscess, infection or gum disease Record number of removed (0–32) 99 = All of my teeth have been removed because of tooth decay or gum disease All 2012/13 A1.30 2011/12 A1.30 2006/07 A2.44* NZHS Core. Phrasing different in 2006/07. Oral health – number of teeth removed in past 12 months A1.31 Were any of these teeth removed in the last 12 months? 1 = Yes 2 = No More than one tooth removed [1.30 > 0] 2012/13 A1.31 2011/12 A1.31 Based on Oral Health Survey (OHS) Core Oral health – health of mouth L1.31a [Show card] How would you describe the health of your teeth or mouth? 1 = Excellent 2 = Very good 3 = Good 4 = Fair 5 = Poor All OHS 2009 OHS 2009 Non-core Oral health – how often brush L1.31b How often do you brush your teeth? 1 = Less than once a day 2 = Once a day 3 = Twice a day 4 = More than a day 5 = No teeth ≥ 1 natural teeth OHS 2009 OHS 2009 Non-core. Wording of OHS frequency responses modified to align with typical outputs for adults. Oral health L1.31c [Show card] Use show here with photographs of brands of toothpaste that contain fluoride ... What type of toothpaste do you usually use? 1 = Standard fluoride toothpaste 2 = Infant or children’s toothpaste 3 = Non-fluoridated toothpaste 4 = Don’t use toothpaste/ no toothpaste available in house 5 = No teeth ≥ 1 natural teeth OHS 2009 OHS 2009 Non-core. Using Child Oral Health Survey toothpaste question, so wording consistent for adults and children. Health service utilisation and patient experience
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