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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Community Dent Oral Epidemiol. 2015 Nov 6;44(2):154–161. doi: 10.1111/cdoe.12200

Table 5.

Results of negative binomial regression analyses of factors associated with dmfs in 36-month-old American Indian Children.

Parameter Coefficient* 95% CI* P-value
Total Erupted Teeth 1.0895 0.6616 1.7943 0.7362
Male vs Female 1.0044 0.7335 1.3753 0.9783
Household Size 1.0133 0.9585 1.0713 0.6413
Mother's Age 0.9908 0.9585 1.0244 0.5894
Maternal DMFS 1.0110 1.0027 1.0192 0.0093
Smokes Cigarettes vs Does Not Smoke 1.0122 0.7357 1.3925 0.9409
Added Sugar Beverage Intake as a Proportion of Total 1.0042 0.9940 1.0144 0.4211
Pure Juice Beverage Intake as a Proportion of Total 0.9969 0.9803 1.0138 0.7179
Maternal Brushing: At Least Once per Day vs Less Than Once per Day 0.7989 0.4278 1.4918 0.481
Annual Family Income 0.4554
$10,000 or Less 1.0000 Reference Category
$10,000 to $40,000 1.0207 0.6783 1.5360 0.9216
More Than $40,000 0.5015 0.2217 1.1345 0.0975
Refused/Don't Know 1.0286 0.6971 1.5177 0.8871
Mother's Education 0.5967
Less than High School 1.1818 0.8039 1.7371 0.3956
High School or GED 1.2276 0.7855 1.9186 0.3679
Attended College 1.0000 Reference Category
*

Coefficients are exponentiated allowing for direct interpretation based on children's dmfs

Statistically significant result at the 5% level of significance.