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. 2020 Jun 5;50(4):268–277. doi: 10.5051/jpis.1904700235

Table 1. Univariate associations of sociodemographic characteristics, general and oral health status, and systemic health status with periodontal status (CPI) (n=1,911).

Variables No. Lower CPIa) Higher CPIb) P value
Sex <0.001
Male 839 446 (44.3) 393 (59.2)
Female 1,072 743 (55.7) 329 (40.8)
Age group (yr) 0.819
19–39 239 210 (25.3) 29 (5.6)
40–59 764 464 (44.2) 300 (52.5)
Over 60 908 515 (30.5) 393 (41.9)
Household income quartile <0.001
<25% 296 180 (12.7) 116 (14.4)
25%–50% 433 269 (21.4) 164 (21.3)
50%–75% 540 335 (29.0) 205 (28.4)
>75% 642 405 (36.8) 237 (35.9)
Highest diploma <0.001
Primary school 537 314 (22.1) 223 (27.0)
Middle school 246 138 (10.4) 108 (13.7)
High school 604 378 (32.3) 226 (35.2)
>University 524 359 (35.2) 165 (24.1)
Alcohol drinking 0.231
Never 277 165 (11.7) 112 (13.8)
Ever in lifetime 1,634 1,024 (88.3) 610 (86.2)
Smoking <0.001
Never 1,139 779 (60.1) 360 (45.3)
Ever in lifetime 772 410 (39.9) 362 (54.7)
Perceived health status 0.909
Good 540 337 (29.4) 203 (28.4)
Ordinary 1,035 637 (54.5) 398 (54.9)
Bad 336 215 (16.1) 121 (16.7)
Hypertension <0.001
No 1,353 878 (79.7) 475 (69.8)
Yes 558 311 (20.3) 247 (30.2)
Diabetes <0.001
No 1,708 1,088 (93.2) 620 (88.4)
Yes 203 101 (6.8) 102 (11.6)
Tooth brushing (times per day) 0.268
Once or none 182 101 (8.7) 81 (10.4)
Twice or more 1,729 1,088 (91.3) 641 (89.6)
Use of dental flossing <0.001
No 1,482 862 (70.4) 620 (85.6)
Yes 429 327 (29.6) 102 (14.4)
Use of interproximal brush 0.082
No 1,435 878 (73.1) 557 (77.6)
Yes 476 311 (26.9) 165 (22.4)
Use of mouth rinse 0.762
No 1,290 798 (66.5) 492 (65.8)
Yes 621 391 (33.5) 230 (34.2)
Dental clinic visitc) 0.960
No 1,089 672 (55.9) 417 (56.0)
Yes 822 517 (44.1) 305 (44.0)
Chewing problems <0.001
No 1,467 957 (82.2) 510 (72.5)
Yes 444 232 (17.8) 212 (27.5)
Perceived oral health status <0.001
Good 229 158 (13.4) 71 (8.2)
Ordinary 697 456 (37.0) 241 (32.9)
Bad 985 575 (49.5) 410 (58.8)

Values are presented as weighted percentages.

CPI: Community Periodontal Index.

a)CPI 0–2; b)CPI of 3 or over; c)Dental clinic visit: experience of visiting a dental clinic during the past year.