Estimates of self-reported dietary behavior related to oral health among adolescents according to the type of food
Abstract
Objective: To compare estimates of food behavior related to oral health obtained through a self-report measure and 24 hour dietary recalls (R24h). Method: We applied three R24h and one self-report measure in 87 adolescents. The estimates for eleven food items were compared at individual and group levels. Results: No significant differences in mean values were found for ice cream, vegetables and biscuits without filling. For the remaining items,...
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Title
Estimates of self-reported dietary behavior related to oral health among adolescents according to the type of food
Published Date
Oct 1, 2014
Volume
22
Issue
5
Pages
416 - 425
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