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. 2010 Nov 1;12(12):1254–1260. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntq190

Table 3.

Multinomial Logistic Regression: Independent Effects of Amount Smoked (cigarettes per day, CPD) Among Current Smokers on “weekly,” “Monthly,” and “Rarely” Reported Bruxism Compared With Never Bruxism as the Reference Category. Adjusted by Age and Gender

n= 2,604 current smokers OR 95% CI p Value
Weekly
    Sex (female) 1.20 0.87–1.65 .26
    Age 0.98 0.96–1.00 .06
 CPD
        1–9 1.00
        10–19 1.09 0.72–1.65 .68
        20–24 1.61 1.02–2.54 .041
        >24 1.97 1.16–3.37 .013
Monthly
    Sex (female) 0.90 0.61–1.32 .58
    Age 0.97 0.94–0.99 .011
 CPD
        1–9 1.00
        10–19 0.98 0.61–1.58 .95
        20–24 1.71 1.01–2.90 .046
        >24 1.79 0.98–3.25 .057
Rarely
    Sex (female) 0.93 0.76–1.14 .49
    Age 1.00 0.99–1.02 .56
 CPD
        1–9 1.00
        10–19 0.97 0.76–1.23 .79
        20–24 1.01 0.76–1.35 .95
        >24 1.29 0.92–1.80 .14
Never 1.00 reference category

Note. Trend test for CPD categories was significant for weekly (p = .004) and monthly (p = .011) bruxism. OR = odds ratio.