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. 2016 Dec;45(12):1586–1594.

Table 1:

Distribution of socioeconomic, nutritional and periodontal characteristics of adolescents, Campina Grande, Brazil

Variable n %
Sex (n= 559)
Female 330 59
Male 229 41
Age (n=559)
15 144 25.7
16 185 33.1
17 152 27.2
18 62 11.1
19 16 2.9
Skin color (n=559)
White 123 22
Non white 436 78
Family income (n=559) (Brazilian Reals R$)
Up to 1500 407 72.8
From 1500 to 9500 152 27.2
Nutritional status (n=559)
Underweight 35 6.3
Normal weight 420 75.1
Overweight 66 11.8
Obese 38 6.8
Periodontal status (n=559)
Healthy 9 1.6
Periodontal alteration 550 98.4
CPI (Maximum score) (n=559)
Healthy 9 1.6
Bleeding 192 34.3
Calculus 217 38.8
Pocket 4–5mm 128 22.9
Pocket 6mm or + 13 2.3
OHI-S (n=558)
Satisfactory 335 59.9
Unsatisfactory 223 39.9