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. 2017 Nov 3;14(11):1338. doi: 10.3390/ijerph14111338

Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics of a sample of adolescents in Lithuania (N = 1510) a.

Characteristic No. (%) of Respondents
Gender:
boys 629 (41.7)
girls 881 (58.3)
Age group (years):
11–14 319 (21.2)
15–16 686 (45.4)
17–18 505 (33.4)
Family affluence:
high 749 (50.8)
medium 547 (37.1)
low 178 (12.1)
missing 36
Fear of dental treatment:
little 910 (60.3)
great 599 (39.7)
missing 1
Overall oral health assessment:
excellent/very good 844 (55.9)
good 560 (37.1)
fair/poor 106 (7.0)
Oral conditions affected well-being:
not at all 532 (35.2)
very little/somewhat 838 (55.5)
a lot/very much 140 (9.3)
Self-reported rating of caries experience:
healthy 986 (65.5)
not healthy (dentist confirmed) 219 (14.6)
not healthy (subjective feeling) 300 (19.9)
missing 5
Self-reported rating of malocclusion:
healthy 562 (37.5)
not healthy (dentist confirmed) 585 (39.1)
not healthy (subjective feeling) 350 (23.5)
missing 13
Global life satisfaction:
high 949 (62.8)
low 561 (37.2)
mean (SD) 7.72 (1.49)
median (IQR) 8 (2)
CPQ: mean (SD):
oral symptoms 22.05 (16.77)
functional limitations 6.76 (10.84)
emotional well-being 11.66 (17.88)
social well-being 2.97 (7.55)
total CPQ 9.10 (9.24)

a Abbreviations: IQR—interquartile range; SD—standard deviation; CPQ—child perception questionnaire.