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[Dental behavioral science. Part I. The assessment of oral health status by factor analysis].

This study was intended to extract the factors of oral health behavior and to clarify the relationship between oral condition and preventive health behavior in adults. The subjects (772) of the study were dental students, paradental students and employees of a super-market. The questionnaires (Type I-1 and Type I-2) including health behavior, daily habits, attitudes, characters were self-administered following by oral examinations. The principle factor solution method with normal varimax rotation and the linear multiple regression analysis were applied in the statistical evaluation of factors related to health behavior. Main results were summarized as follows 1. Five factors extracted by factor analysis were named as follows : F-1 (oral health condition factor), F-2 (oral health recognition factor), F-3 (ageing-related factor), F-4 (emotional stability factor), F-5 (habitual practice factor). 2. F-3 and F-4 for male, while F-2 and F-3 for female were found to be inevitable factors for estimation and/or criteria of oral health status. 3. The trial to figure out the individual profile composed of five factor scores might be useful to evaluate his/her oral health behavior.