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. 2016 Apr 6;14(4):334–341. doi: 10.1177/1479972316643076

Table 4.

Multivariable logistic regression analysis to identify significant factors for poor dental health.

<20 remaining teeth Positive BOP Having >30% of remaining teeth with a PD ≥ 4 mm
RR [95% CI] p Value RR [95% CI] p Value RR [95% CI] p Value
Age
≥75 versus <65 years 3.27 [0.84–13.3] 0.08 0.27 [0.03–1.59] 0.15 1.50 [0.37–6.01] 0.57
Versus 65–74 years 1.61 [0.51–5.25] 0.42 0.32 [0.04–1.71] 0.19 0.75 [0.21–2.61] 0.65
Smoking index (pack-years)
>60 versus 0 1.57 [0.39–6.40] 0.53 1.14 [0.28–5.24] 0.86 1.54 [0.40–5.92] 0.53
Versus 0–30 2.01 [0.59–6.95] 0.26 1.42 [0.33–6.62] 0.64 2.35 [0.64–8.72] 0.19
Versus 30–60 0.73 [0.22–2.29] 0.59 2.46 [0.59–11.4] 0.22 2.34 [0.70–8.03] 0.17
COPD, yes/no 5.48 [1.81–17.9] 0.0024 12.8 [2.64–97.9] 0.0009 4.82 [1.43–17.6] 0.011

BOP; bleeding on probing; PD: pocket depth; RR: relative risk; CI: confidence interval.