. 2016 Feb 22;5(2):e29149. doi: 10.5812/ijhrba.29149

Table 3. Relationship of Missing Teeth With Different Factors in HIV-Positive Patients in Southeast Iran.

Related Factors	Number	Missing Teeth				P Value
Related Factors	Number	Mean	Median	SD	Interquartile Range	P Value
Sex						0.822^a
Male	83	3.61	2	4.50	6
Female	36	3	3	2.84	3.75
Marital Status						0.969^a
Single	72	3.40	2.5	3.91	5.75
Married	47	3.47	2	4.34	4
Residence						0.083^a
City	59	3.97	3	4.35	5
Village	60	2.9	2	3.73	4
Employment						0.411^a
Employed	15	4.6	3	5.53	6
Unemployed	104	3.26	2	3.82	5
Education Level						0.975^b
Uneducated	43	3.37	2	3.91	4
Elementary School Degree	69	3.54	2	4.30	5
Diploma and Academic Degree	7	2.71	3	2.81	5
Smoking Habit						0.732^b
Smoker	44	3.30	2	4.19	4.75
Non-smoker	75	3.51	3	4.02	5
Pan and/or Smokeless Tobacco Use						0.874^a
User	43	3.53	2	4.42	5
Non-user	76	3.37	3	3.89	5
Tools of Oral Hygiene						0.907^b
Toothbrush and Paste	42	2.93	2.5	3.07	4
Chewing Sticks	58	3.34	2.5	4.05	5
Rinsing with Water after Meals	19	4.79	2	5.71	9
Oral Hygiene Frequency						0.657^b
More than Once a Day	18	2.61	1.5	3.09	4.25
Once a Day	74	3.35	2.5	3.90	4
Once a Week	27	4.19	3	5.01	6
Contamination Mode						0.004^b
Blood	61	2.87	1	4.01	4
Sexual Contact	52	4.44	3	4.10	4
Vertical Transmission	6	0.33	0	0.82	0.5
Weight Loss in the Last 6 Months						0.117^a
Yes	20	2.45	1	3.99	3.75
No	99	3.63	3	4.07	5
ART						0.097^a
Yes	45	4.20	3	4.51	6
No	74	2.96	2	3.73	4

^at-test.

^bOne-way ANOVA.