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Dental needs related to primary cause for institutionalization.

One hundred and forty-seven dentate residents of a long-term care facility were examined to determine oral status and need for treatment. The assessment included dental caries (NIDR criteria), oral hygiene index-simplified, and missing teeth. Caries was further divided into "restorable" and "nonrestorable." Also, the primary cause for institutionalization was determined.