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. 2020 Sep 4;20:246. doi: 10.1186/s12903-020-01238-9

Table 1.

Proportion of Brazilian adults and mean of tooth loss according to individual and municipalities level variables. Brazil. 2010

Sample size Prop. 95% CIa Tooth lossa
Mean (95% CI)
Individual level variables
Sex
  Male 3317 36.74 6.59(6.01, 7.16)
  Female 6316 63.26 7.81(7.17, 8.44)
Age
  35–40 5061 52.39 5.74(5.18, 6.30)
  40–45 4572 47.61 9.13(8.42, 9.84)
Household income (in the minimum wage)
  up to 1 1388 12.96 10.21(9.13, 11.30)
  1 to 2.9 4699 52.90 8.31(7.72, 8.91)
  3 to 4.9 1823 20.39 5.60(4.80, 6.41)
   > = 5 mw 1480 13.75 3.63(2.92, 4.34)
Education (in years of schooling)
  0 to 4 840 10.05 12.09(11.77, 13.41)
  5 to 8 2459 29.41 9.34(8.57, 10.11)
  9 to 11 3966 37.84 6.70(6.14, 7.27)
   > 12 2284 22.70 3.72(3.08, 4.35)
Self-reported skin color
  Black + yellow + blown + Ameridians 5558 50.24 7.93(7.35, 8.52)
  White 4075 49.76 6.77(6.14, 7.42)
Time since last dental visit
  Never used 672 7.32 10.13(8.28, 11.98)
   < 1 year 4488 46.69 6.40(5.81, 6.70)
  1 to 2 years 2409 25.14 7.39(6.72, 8.06)
   > 3 years 1882 20.85 8.39(7.56, 9.11)
Municipalities level variables
Human Development Index
  Low + Medium 69 23.72 9.52 (7.93, 11.13)
  High 88 76.28 6.95 (6.42, 7.49)
Coverage of oral health services
  Below of goal 78 60.82 6.96 (6.40,7.52)
  Above of goal 79 39.18 8.31(7.20,9.41)
Fluoridation of water supply
  No 52 17.44 9.44(8.48,10.42)
  Yes 105 82.56 7.06(6.52,7.59)

95% confidence intervals (CI) in brackets. aEstimates considered weighting and complex sampling design