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. 2012 Mar 14;2012(3):CD006540. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD006540.pub2

Table 2.

Hausen 2007

Baseline Follow‐up
Outcome Intervention Control Intervention Control
Using xylitol products > 3x/day 21% (53) 23% (57) 41% (103) ** 31% (77)**
Eating candy less than daily 74% (185) 77% (190) 86% (215) 83% (205)
Drinking soft drinks less than daily 71% (178) 69% (170) 77% (193) 75% (185)
Drinking sports drinks no more than 1x/week 81% (203) 87% (215) 87% (218) 86% (212)
Nibbling less than daily 41% (103) 44% (109) 52% (130) 53% (131)
Eating warm meals more than 2x/day 83% (208)* 74%* (183) 77% (193) 81% (200)
Eating healthy snacks at least 2x/day 69% (173) 65% (161) 71% (178) 68% (168)
*Significant difference at baseline analysis given in the paper
**Significant difference between baseline and follow‐up P < 0.001: analysis as reported in the paper
Mean (95% CI) DMFS increment
after 2 years
1.86*
(1.50, 2.21)
2.44*** (2.12, 2.77)
Mean (95% CI) DMFS increment
after 4 years
2.56*
(2.07, 3.05)
4.60*** (3.99, 5.21)
* P < 0.05; ***P < 0.0001 Comparing Intervention and Control

CI = confidence interval