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. 2019 May-Jun;23(3):264–268. doi: 10.4103/jisp.jisp_372_18

Table 2.

Self-reported oral health status of the participants

Characteristics Number of respondents (%)
Self-reported oral health problem
 None 62 (27.5)
 One problem 110 (48.8)
 Two or more problems 53 (23.5)
Type of health problems (more than one choice)
 Cavity 62 (27.5)
 Pain 37 (16.4)
 Bleeding gums 70 (31.1)
 Sensitivity 32 (14.2)
 Bad odor 58 (25.7)
 Gingival enlargement 1 (0.4)
Dental problems affecting what to eat
 Never 142 (63.1)
 Sometimes 62 (27.5)
 Often 21 (9.3)
Last visit to dentist
 Last week 26 (11.5)
 Last month 0
 3-6 months 44 (19.5)
 6 months-1 year 38 (16.88)
 More than 1 year 19 (8.4)
 Never 98 (43.5)
Barrier in seeking dental treatment
 Safety concerns regarding treatment during pregnancy 102 (45.3)
 Dental cost 0
 Time constraints 21 (9.3)
 Oral health not seen as priority 18 (8)
 Advised by others not to take treatment 84 (37.3)