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. 2024 Jun 25;83:40891. doi: 10.2340/aos.v83.40891

Table 1.

Descriptive analysis considering traumatic dental injury and independent variables in children 8 to 10 years of age.

Individual variables N %
Traumatic dental injury
 Yes 120 16.2
 No 619 83.8
Gender
 Male 367 49.7
 Female 372 50.3
Child’s age
 8 years 269 36.4
 9 years 240 32.5
 10 years 230 31.1
Race
 White 255 34.6
 Non-White 483 65.4
Mother’s age
 ≤ 35 years 384 52.7
 > 35 years 345 47.3
Guardian’s schooling
 ≤ 8 years of study 317 43.0
 > 8 years of study 420 57.0
Guardian’s marital status
 Single 285 38.6
 Married 453 61.3
Practice of sports at school
 Yes 422 57.1
 No 317 42.9
Daily use of electronic devices
 Yes 450 61.0
 No 288 39.0
Screen time per day
 Excessive (> 2 h) 192 26.0
 Normal (≤ 2 h) 492 66.6
Family adaptability
 Chaotic 514 69.6
 Structured 225 30.4
Variables related to traumatic tooth injury
Where injury occurred
 School 25 22.9
 Home 22 20.2
 Street 26 23.9
 Does not remember 42 33.0
How injury occurred
 Fall 24 21.8
 Accidental collision 30 27.3
 Traffic accident 10 9.1
 Does not remember 51 41.8
Classification of injury
 Non-complicated 112 99.6
 Complicated 08 0.4
Number of teeth affected
 One 89 78.1
 Two or more 31 21.9
Contextual variables N %
Type of school
 Public 349 47.2
 Private 390 52.8
Type of courtyard
 cement/ceramic/granite 593 82.0
 Sand/grass 130 18.0
Stairs with handrail
 Yes 604 81.7
 No 135 18.3