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. 2020 Oct 19;50(6):368–378. doi: 10.5051/jpis.2002540127

Table 3. Associations of vitamin D levels with number of remaining teeth and periodontal parameters.

Classification of serum vitamin D level (ng/mL) Severe deficiency Deficiency Insufficiency Sufficiency P for trend
Total
No. of teeth 21.7±0.39 22.1±0.12 22.7±0.21 22.6±0.55 0.005
PPD 4%a) 7.5±0.7 7.6±0.2 7.4±0.3 6.5±0.9 0.360
CAL 4%a) 23.1±1.1 22.8±0.3 23.1±0.6 21.5±1.5 0.761
BOP%a) 9.8±0.8 10.8±0.2 10.9±0.4 11.8±1.1 0.220
Male
No. of teeth 20.3±1.1 21.9±0.2 22.4±0.3 22.4±0.7 0.046
PPD 4%a) 8.8±2.0 9.7±0.4 9.4±0.5 7.5±1.2 0.247
CAL 4%a) 35.3±3.2 29.0±0.6 29.5±0.8 26.6±2.0 0.309
BOP%a) 11.9±2.2 10.7±0.4 10.9±0.5 11.3±1.4 0.820
Female
No. of teeth 22.1±0.4 22.3±0.1 23.0±0.3 22.7±1.0 0.068
PPD 4%a) 6.2±0.6 6.3±0.2 5.9±0.5 7.0±1.5 0.824
CAL 4%a) 17.7±1.0 18.4±0.3 18.4±0.8 19.7±2.4 0.510
BOP%a) 9.4±0.81 10.9±0.3 10.8±0.7 12.8±1.95 0.150

Values are presented as adjusted mean±standard error of the mean. Values were estimated via linear regression analysis and adjusted for age, sex, month of blood collection, body mass index, smoking, alcohol consumption, regular exercise, antihypertensive medication, and antidiabetic medication.

PPD 4%: the percentage of sites with probing depth ≥4 mm, CAL 4%: the percentage of sites with clinical attachment loss ≥4 mm, BOP%: the percentage of sites which bled after probing.

a)A total of 228 edentulous participants were excluded from the analysis.