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. 2017 Mar 29;7(3):e012528. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2016-012528

Table 1.

Comparison of persons with and without dental data included in the Rochester Epidemiology Project* (data from 2012 to 2014)

Population Have dental data
Have no dental data
p Value for comparison†
Characteristic Total N N Per cent N Per cent
All persons 158 786 31 750 20.0 127 036 80.0
Sex
 Men 75 130 14 032 18.7 61 098 81.3 <0.0001
 Women 83 656 17 718 21.2 65 938 78.8
Age, years
 0–18 42 786 9752 22.8 33 034 77.2 <0.0001
 19–39 47 270 7680 16.2 39 590 83.8
 40–64 48 281 10 129 21.0 38 152 79.0
 65+ 20 449 4189 20.5 16 260 79.5
Race
 White 127 781 27 217 21.3 100 564 78.7 <0.0001
 Black 9517 1021 10.7 8496 89.3
 Asian 8686 1703 19.6 6983 80.4
 Other‡ 12 802 1809 14.1 10 993 85.9
Ethnicity
 Hispanic 10 579 1794 17.0 8785 83.0 <0.0001
 Non-Hispanic 148 207 29 956 20.2 118 251 79.8

*The population was defined at the 2013 Rochester Epidemiology Project Census.

†χ2 test of homogeneity to determine whether the frequency counts are distributed similarly across persons who do or do not have dental data.

‡The other race category includes persons of a race other than white, black or Asian and persons with unknown race.