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. 2020 Apr 9;17(7):2575. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17072575

Table 3.

Risk factors for tooth extraction.

Risk Factors for Tooth Extraction
Risk factor Univariate linear regression models coefficients and 95% CI
(beta coefficient, 95% Confidence Interval)
p value
Age 0.02 (−0.03–0.07) p = 0.4
Male Sex 2.89 (1.26–4.53) p = 0.001
Smoke 2.95 (1.12–4.79) p = 0.002
Diabetes 0.11 (−1.93–2.16) p = 0.9
Risk Factors for a Lower Number of Teeth before Extraction
Risk factor Univariate linear regression models coefficients and 95% CI
(beta coefficient, 95% Confidence Interval)
p value
Age −0.24 (−0.31–−0.16) p < 0.001
Male Sex −0.95 (−3.68–1.77) p = 0.5
Smoke 1.07 (−1.96–4.09) p = 0.5
Diabetes −4.47 (−7.61–−1.33) p = 0.006