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. 2019 Jan 5;24:1. doi: 10.1186/s12199-018-0752-x

Table 1.

Characteristics of the subjects by the number of teeth (brackets contain percent)

Number of teeth p value1
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Number of teeth, range
 50–59 0–19 20–25 26–27 28
 60–69 0–14 15–21 22–26 27–28
 70–79 0–6 7–17 18–24 25–28
 80- 0 1–7 8–19 20–28
n 493 485 529 542
Sex
 Men 242 (49.1) 204 (42.1) 223 (42.2) 239 (44.1) 0.09
 Women 251 (50.9) 281 (57.9) 306 (57.8) 303 (55.9)
Age, mean, SD 68.5, 9.4 66.5, 9.3 66.9, 8.5 66.0, 9.2 < 0.01
Age group
 50–59 97 (19.7) 131 (27.0) 94 (17.8) 143 (26.4) < 0.01
 60–69 190 (38.5) 161 (33.2) 240 (45.4) 195 (36.0)
 70–79 145 (29.4) 153 (31.5) 146 (27.6) 152 (28.0)
 80- 61 (12.4) 40 (8.2) 49 (9.3) 52 (9.6)
Smoking
 Former smoker 110 (22.4) 92 (19.0) 114 (21.6) 110 (20.3) < 0.01
 Current smoker 93 (18.9) 64 (13.2) 52 (9.8) 46 (8.5)
Use of antidiabetic medications 65 (13.2) 43 (8.9) 36 (6.8) 42 (7.8) < 0.01
Household income2
 Low 148 (33.9) 117 (26.5) 108 (22.5) 94 (18.9) < 0.01
 High 289 (66.1) 324 (73.5) 372 (77.5) 404 (81.1)
Equivalent household expenditure3
 Low 273 (61.1) 227 (51.6) 209 (42.1) 233 (45.3) < 0.01
 High 174 (38.9) 213 (48.4) 287 (57.9) 281 (54.7)
Educational attainment4
 Low 414 (84.5) 381 (78.9) 408 (77.1) 385 (71.0) < 0.01
 High 76 (15.5) 102 (21.1) 121 (22.9) 157 (29.0)

1Analysis of variance for continuous variable and chi-square test for categorical variable

2Low, < 2 million JPY; high, ≥ 2 million JPY

3Low, < 133 thousand JPY; high, ≥ 133 thousand JPY

4Low, up to high school; high, college or more