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. 2020 Feb 17;20:124. doi: 10.1186/s12913-020-4967-3

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of Ontarians in the 2013–2014 Canadian Community Health Survey. Proportions with 95% confidence intervals are reported

Proportion in population Proportion with insurance
Age
 12 to 17 8.2 (7.7–8.6) 78.3 (75.7–80.9)
 18 to 34 26.4 (25.6–27.2) 66.2 (64.4–68.0)
 35 to 49 24.0 (23.1–24.9) 75.9 (73.9–77.9)
 50 to 64 24.3 (23.5–25.2) 72.2 (70.5–74.0)
 65 years or more 17.1 (16.6–17.6) 38.2 (36.7–39.8)
Sex
 Male 48.9 (48.0–49.8) 67.1 (65.8–68.4)
 Female 51.1 (50.2–52.0) 65.3 (64.1–66.5)
Dental Insurance
 No 33.8 (32.9–34.7) NA
 Yes 66.2 (65.3–67.1) NA
Household income quintile
 Lowest 20.0 (19.2–20.8) 44.2 (41.9–46.6)
 Lower middle 20.0 (19.3–20.8) 56.2 (54.1–58.3)
 Middle 20.0 (19.3–20.8) 68.6 (66.7–70.5)
 Upper middle 20.0 (19.3–20.8) 78.9 (77.3–80.5)
 Highest 19.9 (19.2–20.6) 83.1 (81.7–84.5)
Highest household education
  < Than Secondary 5.8 (5.4–6.2) 34.2 (31.1–37.3)
 Secondary graduate 12.5 (11.9–13.1) 55.7 (53.3–58.2)
 Some post secondary 3.3 (2.9–3.7) 59.6 (53.7–65.6)
 Post secondary graduate 78.4 (77.7–79.2) 70.5 (69.5–71.5)
Self-reported general health
 Excellent 21.0 (20.3–21.8) 70.5 (68.7–72.3)
 Very good 38.5 (37.6–39.4) 70.4 (69.1–71.8)
 Good 28.7 (27.9–29.6) 62.7 (61.0–64.5)
 Fair 8.4 (7.9–8.9) 55.3 (52.4–58.3)
 Poor 3.4 (3.0–3.7) 47.1 (41.7–52.5)
Has at least one of own teeth
 No 4.7 (4.3–5.0) 36.0 (32.3–39.7)
 Yes 95.3 (95.0–95.7) 67.7 (66.8–68.6)

There are 42,553 individuals sampled representing 11,682,112 Ontarians. Missing data was imputed to provide population level estimates