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2. Impact of polyols on Oral microbiome of Estonian schoolchildren
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Štšepetova, Jelena, Truu, Jaak, Runnel, Riina, Nõmmela, Rita, Saag, Mare, Olak, Jana, Nõlvak, Hiie, Preem, Jens-Konrad, Oopkaup, Kristjan, Krjutškov, Kaarel, Honkala, Eino, Honkala, Sisko, Mäkinen, Kauko, Mäkinen, Pirkko-Liisa, Vahlberg, Tero, Vermeiren, Joan, Bosscher, Douwina, de Cock, Peter, and Mändar, Reet
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- 2019
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3. Effect of three-year consumption of erythritol, xylitol and sorbitol candies on various plaque and salivary caries-related variables
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Runnel, Riina, Mäkinen, Kauko K., Honkala, Sisko, Olak, Jana, Mäkinen, Pirkko-Liisa, Nõmmela, Rita, Vahlberg, Tero, Honkala, Eino, and Saag, Mare
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- 2013
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4. Effect of Erythritol and Xylitol on Dental Caries Prevention in Children
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Honkala, Sisko, Runnel, Riina, Saag, Mare, Olak, Jana, Nõmmela, Rita, Russak, Silvia, Mäkinen, Pirkko-Liisa, Vahlberg, Tero, Falony, Gwen, Mäkinen, Kauko, and Honkala, Eino
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- 2014
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5. Additional file 1: of Impact of polyols on Oral microbiome of Estonian schoolchildren
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Štšepetova, Jelena, Truu, Jaak, Runnel, Riina, Nõmmela, Rita, Saag, Mare, Olak, Jana, Nõlvak, Hiie, Jens-Konrad Preem, Oopkaup, Kristjan, Krjutškov, Kaarel, Honkala, Eino, Honkala, Sisko, Mäkinen, Kauko, Pirkko-Liisa Mäkinen, Vahlberg, Tero, Vermeiren, Joan, Bosscher, Douwina, Cock, Peter, and Mändar, Reet
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Table S1. Specific primers and probes used for real-time PCR and Illumina HiSeq sequencing (V6 hypervariable region of the 16S rRNA gene). Table S2. Mock community analysis results. The initial composition of mock community (strains), phylotype identifications according to Greengenes (GG) and HOMD reference databases, and relative abundance of each phylotype are presented. Table S3. Differentially abundant OTUs between erythritol and control groups based zero-inflated Gaussian mixture model. A negative value for fold change (logFC) indicates an increase in the relative abundance of a particular OTU in the erythritol group compared to the control group. Table S4. Differentially abundant OTUs between erythritol and xylitol groups based zero-inflated Gaussian mixture model. A negative value for fold change (logFC) indicates an increase in the relative abundance of a particular OTU in the erythritol group compared to the xylitol group. Table S5. Differentially abundant genera between erythritol and sorbitol groups, and erythritol and xylitol groups based zero-inflated Gaussian mixture model. A negative value for fold change (logFC) indicates an increase of the relative abundance of a particular genus in the erythritol group compared to the sorbitol or xylitol group. Statistically significant changes are asterisked. Table S6. Details of molecular methods [34, 35, 37–44] (DOC 114 kb)
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- 2019
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6. Suutervis algklasside õpilastel ning polüoolide toime hambakaariese ennetusele
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Runnel, Riina
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väitekirjad ,dissertations ,dissertatsioonid ,ETD - Abstract
Väitekirja elektrooniline versioon ei sisalda publikatsioone., Hambakaaries on ülemaailmse levikuga haigus. Eestis on kaariese näitajad eriti laste hulgas siiani kõrged. Kaaries, mis on dünaamiline, pikaajaliselt kulgev protsess, vajab pikaajalisi ennetusmeetodeid. Üks võimalus hambakaariese riski vähendada on asendada kariogeensed süsivesikud vähem kariogeensete suhkuralkoholide ehk polüoolidega. Paljud eelnevad uuringud on näidanud ksülitooli tarvitamise edukust kaariese ennetamisel, kuid mitmete teiste polüoolide puhul ei ole nende ennetav efekt kinnitust saanud. Kliinilise uuringu eesmärgiks oli määrata kaariese levimus algklasside õpilastel ning võrrelda erinevate polüoolide (ksülitool, erütritool ja sorbitool kui positiivne kontroll) pikaajalise tarbimise mõju ja efektiivsust vahelduvas hammaskonnas. Uuring oli topeltpime, juhuvalimiga, kontrollitud, ettevaatav, kolmeaastalise sekkumisega (polüoolide tarvitamine) kliiniline uuring mis sisaldas uuritavate iga-aastast suuõõne kliinilist läbivaatust Tartu Ülikooli Stomatoloogia Kliinikus. Me leidsime, et nii kaariese esinemissagedus kui ka kaariese indeksid olid Kagu-Eesti algklasside õpilastel kõrged, mis sobitub eelnevate uuringutega ning need tõusid kiiresti, olles teise klassi õpilaste hulgas statistiliselt olulisemalt kõrgemad võrrelduna esimese klassi õpilastega – seega vajab antud eagrupp tõhusaid preventiivseid meetmeid. Alumised teised piimamolaarid ja esimesed jäävmolaarid olid kõige enam kahjustunud hambad vahelduvas hammaskonnas. Kaaries algab enamasti fissuuridest kohe hamba suhu lõikumise järgselt, mis oleks ennetatav silandi kasutamisega, kuid läbivaadatud lastel oli silantide hulk väga madal. Kuna eelnevad uuringud on kinnitanud ksülitooli kaariest vähendavat efekti, on antud uuringu puhul ksülitooli tagasihoidlikku mõju raske seletada. Üks võimalik selgitus võib olla vähene tarvitamiskordade arv, mis oli kolm korda koolipäeva jooksul üldiselt soovitatava 4-5 päevale jaotatud tarvitamiskorra asemel. Kaariese areng oli erütritooli grupis aeglasem kui sorbitooli ja ksülitooli gruppides ning avaldus pärast 2 aastast erütritooli pastillide tarvitamist. Erütritool vähendas võrreldes sorbitooli ja ksülitooli pastillidega ühtlasi hambakatu hulka, hapete taset hambakatus ja Streptococcus mutans´i taset. Kokkuvõtvalt võime öelda et erütritool kui hästi talutav magusaine omab hambakatu hulga ja omaduste mõjutamise kaudu kõrget potentsiaali kaariese vähendamisel. Uuringu tulemuste põhjal võib erütritooli pastille soovitada asendamaks suhkruid maiustustes, et ennetada hambakaariest lastel., Dental caries is a globally occurring disease. The caries index in Estonia, especially among children, is still high. Caries is a dynamic, prolonged process, and therefore, needs long-term caries prevention methods. The replacement of cariogenic sugars with non-cariogenic substances, like xylitol or other less cariogenic sugar alcohols, is one way to reduce the risk of caries. Previous studies about the effect of xylitol on caries prevention have demonstrated evidence-based success but the preventive effect of other polyols has not always been confirmed or approved. The interest of this clinical trial was to identify the prevalence of caries among elementary school level children and to investigate and compare the influence and effectiveness of the long-term consumption of different polyols (xylitol, erythritol and sorbitol as a positive control) on mixed dentition. The study was designed as a double-blind randomised controlled prospective clinical trial with 3-year intervention (polyols consumption) which included annual clinical examination of the participants in the Department of Stomatology at the University of Tartu. We found that the prevalence and experience of caries among elementary school children in south-eastern Estonia is high (which matches previous studies) and increases rapidly - there is a statistically significant difference between first and the second graders, this age group needs intensive caries prevention programmes. Lower second primary molars and the first permanent molars are the most frequently affected teeth in mixed dentition. Dental caries starts in fissures, predominantly shortly after the eruption of the teeth which may be prevented using sealants, but the number of sealants among the examined children is extremely low. As previous studies have proven the caries decreasing effect of xylitol, the modest role of xylitol in this study is difficult to explain. One probable explanation could be insufficient consumption per day – 3 times per school day against 4–5 regular, daily intake, which has been generally recommended. Caries progress was slower in the erythritol group compared to the sorbitol and xylitol groups and the effect was apparent after 2 years of erythritol lozenge consumption. Erythritol consistently reduces the amount of dental plaque, the levels of acids in dental plaque and the counts of Streptococcus mutans compared with sorbitol and xylitol lozenges. We can conclude that erythritol is a well tolerated sweetener which has high potential in caries reduction through controlling plaque quality and quantity. Based on the results obtained, erythritol based lozenges could be recommended to replace sugar containing candies to prevent dental caries in children., http://www.ester.ee/record=b4461126*est
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7. Long-Term Effect of Erythritol on Dental Caries Development during Childhood: A Posttreatment Survival Analysis
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Falony, Gwen, primary, Honkala, Sisko, additional, Runnel, Riina, additional, Olak, Jana, additional, Nõmmela, Rita, additional, Russak, Silvia, additional, Saag, Mare, additional, Mäkinen, Pirkko-Liisa, additional, Mäkinen, Kauko, additional, Vahlberg, Tero, additional, and Honkala, Eino, additional
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- 2016
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8. Caries experience in the permanent dentition among first- and second-grade schoolchildren in southeastern Estonia
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Runnel, Riina, primary, Honkala, Sisko, additional, Honkala, Eino, additional, Olak, Jana, additional, Nõmmela, Rita, additional, Vahlberg, Tero, additional, Mäkinen, Kauko K., additional, and Saag, Mare, additional
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- 2012
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9. Measuring Dental Caries in the Mixed Dentition by ICDAS
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Honkala, Eino, primary, Runnel, Riina, additional, Honkala, Sisko, additional, Olak, Jana, additional, Vahlberg, Tero, additional, Saag, Mare, additional, and Mäkinen, Kauko K., additional
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- 2011
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10. Caries experience in the permanent dentition among first- and second-grade schoolchildren in southeastern Estonia.
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Runnel, Riina, Honkala, Sisko, Honkala, Eino, Olak, Jana, Nõmmela, Rita, Vahlberg, Tero, Mäkinen, Kauko K., and Saag, Mare
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Objective. This study aims to assess the caries experience among first- and second-grade children in the elementary schools of southeastern Estonia. Materials and methods. A representative sample of 485 children was studied. The mean age of children in the first grade was 7.8 years (SD = 0.35) and in the second grade 8.8 years (0.38). The clinical examinations using ICDAS criteria were completed by four calibrated examiners. The inter- and intra-examiner consistency of the examiners was high (surface and tooth-based kappa >0.9). Results. The mean caries experience of dentinal caries lesions was 0.8 (D4-6MFT) and 1.6 (D4-6MFS) among the first graders and 1.1 (D4-6MFT) and 1.6 (D4-6MFS) among the second graders. The mean caries enamel lesions among the first graders was 1.6 (D1-3T) and 2.2 (D1-3S) and among the second graders 2.1 and 3.0, respectively. The most affected surfaces were the occlusal surfaces of the lower first molars. The prevalence of sealants was very low-only 2.4% of the first molars were sealed among the first graders and 3.9% among the second graders. There were no statistically significant differences in caries experience or in the provision of restorative treatment between the schools. Conclusions. Caries experience is high in southeastern Estonia. Preventive programs are urgently needed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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11. Children's dental fear in relation to dental health and parental dental fear.
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Olak J, Saag M, Honkala S, Nõmmela R, Runnel R, Honkala E, and Karjalainen S
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- Avoidance Learning, Child, Cross-Sectional Studies, DMF Index, Dental Anxiety etiology, Estonia epidemiology, Female, Humans, Male, Prevalence, Surveys and Questionnaires, Dental Anxiety complications, Dental Anxiety epidemiology, Dental Caries etiology, Parents psychology
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Objective: The aim was to (1) assess the proportion of children with dental fear, to (2) compare results obtained by a single fear question to those obtained by using a set of 11 fear questions, to (3) study associations between children's dental fear and their dental health, and to (4) compare children's dental fears to those of their parents., Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional sample of 344 8-10-year-old schoolchildren from South Estonian primary schools participated. Children's fears were measured with the modified Dental Subscale of the Children's Fear Survey Schedule (CFSS-DS). The scale includes 11 fear items amongst which five represent less invasive (noninvasive items), another five invasive aspects of dental treatment (invasive items), and one question represents general dental fear of the child. In addition, two questions were included to assess parental dental fear. The dental health of children was examined using the International Caries Detection and Assessment System (ICDAS) criteria., Results: The proportion of children with general dental fear was 6.1%. The mean score of noninvasive fears was higher among the youngest than among the oldest age group (p<0.02). Children whose dmft/DMFT-scores were >0 had higher fear scores than those whose dmft/DMFT-scores were =0 (p<0.01). A total of 16.8% and 15.7% of mothers and fathers afraid of dentistry in general. There were strong correlations between children's dental fears and maternal (p<0.01), and paternal (p<0.01) dental fear., Conclusions: Children's fears were strongly associated with untreated caries and experience of dental treatment, and with parental fears.
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- 2013
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