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. 2024 Feb 5;25(1):117–125. doi: 10.1007/s40368-024-00862-1

Table 1.

Respondent characteristics and experiences regarding TDI in 2019 (n = 1426)

Characteristics and question topics n %
q1. Gender
 Female 1273 89.3
 Male 153 10.7
q2. Age (years)
 20–40 274 19.2
 41–50 502 35.2
 51 and above 650 45.6
q3. Practice setting (inhabitants)
 Village (< 5000) 305 21.4
 Town (5–20,000) 319 22.4
 City (20–100,000) 211 14.8
 Large city (100,000 -1 million) 255 17.9
 Capitol (> 1 million) 336 23.5
q4. Institution and age of the children
 Kindergarten (< 6 years) 380 26.6
 Primary school (6–10 years) 377 26.4
 Elementary school (10–14 years) 345 24.2
 Secondary school (> 14 years) 324 22.7
q5. Previously eyewitness of TDI in children 740 51.9
q6. Teeth are most frequently traumatized
 Lower frontal teeth 45 3.2
 Upper frontal teeth 1369 96.0
 Molar teeth 12 0.8
q7. Age group of children at the highest risk of TDIs
 1–3 years 116 8.1
 4–6 ears 527 39.9
 7–10 years 637 44.7
 11–15 years 132 9.3
 15–18 years 14 1.0
q13. Activity perceived as the most dangerous to children’s tooth integrity
 Ballgames (e.g. soccer) 193 13.5
 Winter sports 105 7.4
 Balance-bike 305 21.4
 Playground games 823 57.7
q14. Physical Education Teacher 427 29.9
q15. Respondents who consider themselves sufficiently informed regarding the care of dental accidents and injury 193 13.5