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Table 1 Items and modifications from the original questionnaire (changes are in bold italics)

From: Child-OIDP index in Brazil: Cross-cultural adaptation and validation

First part of the instrument

List of problems of the original Child-OIDP

List of problems of the Brazilian Child-OIDP (translated)

Toothache

Toothache

Sensitive tooth

Sensitive teeth ( when you eat or drink: sweets, hot food such as milk or coffee and cold food such as ice cream )

Tooth decay, hole in tooth

Tooth decay, hole in tooth

Exfoliating primary tooth

mobile milk teeth

Tooth space (due to an non-erupted permanent tooth)

Tooth space (due to an non-erupted permanent tooth)

Fractured permanent tooth

broken permanent (new or definitive) tooth

Colour of tooth

Colour of tooth (darker or more yellow in color, or stained)

Shape or size of tooth

shape or size of tooth (abnormally sized or shaped tooth, or larger or smaller than the other teeth)

Position of tooth (e.g. crooked or projecting, gap)

tooth position (crowded, crooked, separated, or protruding teeth)

Bleeding gum

bleeding of the gums (when brushing teeth)

Swollen gum

swollen gums (inflamed or very red gums)

Calculus

tartar

Oral ulcers

oral wounds

Bad breath

Bad breath (bafo: a popular term in Portuguese with no translation to english)

Erupting permanent tooth

Erupting permanent tooth

Missing permanent tooth

Missing, lost, or extracted permanent tooth

Other (specify)

Others. Which?

Second part of the instrument

 

Performances of the original Child-OIDP

Performances of the Brazilian Child-OIDP (translated)

Eating food (e.g. meal, ice-cream)

Eating food (e.g. meal, ice-cream)

Speaking clearly

Speaking clearly

Cleaning your mouth (e.g. rinsing your mouth, brushing your teeth)

Cleaning your mouth (e.g. rinsing your mouth, brushing your teeth)

Relaxing (including sleeping)

Sleeping

Maintaining your usual emotional state without being irritable

Maintaining your emotional state (mood) without becoming irritated or stressed

Smiling, laughing and showing your teeth without embarrassment

Smiling, laughing and showing your teeth without embarrassment

Carrying out your schoolwork (e.g. going to school, learning in class, doing homework)

Carrying out your schoolwork (e.g. going to school, learning in class, doing homework)

Contact with people (e.g. going out with friend, going to a friend's house)

Contact with people (e.g. going out with friend, going to a friend's house)