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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Dec 14.
Published in final edited form as: J Periodontol. 2019 Nov 14;91(5):582–595. doi: 10.1002/JPER.19-0055

Table 4.

Periodontal disease as predictor of hours of sleep overall and by sex – 2009–2014 National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys (n=11,813)

Unadjusted * Gender & Age-adjusted Fully-adjusted
β or OR 95% CI β or OR 95% CI β or OR 95% CI
Overall:
Sleep (hours) −.0511 −.116, .0141 −.0694 −.138, −.000170 −.00394 −.0727, .0648
Sleep < 7 1.141 1.033, 1.260 1.178 1.063, 1.305 1.020 .917, 1.135
Males:
Sleep (hours) −.0045 −.0948, .0856 −.0338 −.127, .0600 .0111 −.0839, .106
Sleep < 7 1.104 .963, 1.267 1.157 1.001, 1.337 1.013 .870, 1.179
Females:
Sleep (hours) −.0694 −.152, .0133 −.099 −.188, −.012 −.0138 −.102, .0745
Sleep < 7 1.139 1.001, 1.298 1.191 1.039, 1.366 1.015 .878, 1.173
*

No significant interaction effects by gender;

No significant interaction effects by gender;

No significant interaction effects by gender.