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. 2014 May 31;14:59. doi: 10.1186/1472-6831-14-59

Table 3.

Longitudinal validity: mean change OIDP scores (sd) and [effect sizes] by change scores of reference variables (Norwegian cohort n = 2947) (Swedish cohort n = 4862)

 
Satisfaction with oral health
  Worsened a Stable b Improved c Total
Norway
 
 
 
 
OIDP change score
−1.60 (5.2) [0.4]
0.02 (2.3)[0.0]
1.28 (4.3)[0.2]**
0.04 (3.3) [0.1]
Sweden
 
 
 
 
OIDP change score
−0.56 (4.1) [0.2]
0.28 (2.7) [0.1]
2.14 (5.4) [0.4]**
0.49 (3.6) [0.1]
 
Satisfaction with tooth appearance
 
Worsened a
Stable b
Improved c
Total
Norway
 
 
 
 
OIDP change score
−1.93 (5.4) [0.5]
0.03 (2.5)[0.0]
1.41 (3.9)[0.3]**
-
Sweden
 
 
 
 
OIDP change score
−0.59 (4.0)[0.2]
0.34 (2.9)[0.1]
1.88 (5.3) [0.3]**
-
 
Tooth loss
 
Lost teeth a
Stable all teeth b
Stable tooth loss c
Total
Norway
 
 
 
 
OIDP change score
−0.72 (4.6)[0.4]
0.01 (2.0)[0.0]
0.21 (6.1)[0.3]*
-
Sweden
 
 
 
-
OIDP change score −0.14 (3.9) [0.4] 0.25 (2.1)[0.1] 1.13 (6.4) [0.2]** -

Data are given as mean (sd) [effect size].

One-way ANOVA: *p < 0.05, **p < 0.001.

Bonferroni post hoc analyses indicated the following (p < 0.05):

● Statistically significant differences in mean OIDP change by change score of satisfaction with oral health and change score of satisfaction with tooth appearance in Norway and Sweden: group a vs. group b, group a vs. group c and group b vs. group c.

● Statistically significant differences in mean OIDP change by change score of tooth loss in Norway: group a vs. group b, group a vs. group c.

● Statistically significant differences in mean OIDP change by change score of tooth loss in Sweden: group a vs. group c and group b vs. group c.