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. 2021 Jan 7;21:21. doi: 10.1186/s12903-020-01349-3

Table 3.

Association of sleep bruxism with vitamin D and other variable

Variable Value B (SE) Odds ratio Confidence interval P-valuea
Constant −3.95 (0.94) < 0.001
Self-reported frequent headache Yes 2.22 (0.62) 9.24 2.74–31.21 < 0.001
No (reference)
HADS- anxiety score Abnormal 1.44 (0.83) 4.20 0.83–21.22 0.08
Borderline 2.05 (1.12) 7.74 0.86–69.29 0.07
Normal (reference) 0.07
HADS- depression score Abnormal 1.60 (1.09) 4.97 0.59–42.11 0.14
Borderline 0.48 (0.70) 1.62 0.41–6.35 0.49
Normal (reference) 0.31
Daily dietary calcium intake (mg/day) < 323 mg/day 1.78 (0.71) 5.94 1.47–23.99 0.01
324–600 mg/day −0.38 (0.70) 0.68 0.17–2.68 0.59
> 600 mg/day (reference) 0.01
Serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (ng/mL) Deficient 1.90 (0.83) 6.66 1.31–33.85 0.02
Insufficient 2.46 (0.77) 11.69 2.57–53.18 < 0.01
Sufficient (reference) 0.01

a Binary logistic regression (dependent variable: sleep bruxism versus controls), p-values < 0.05 was considered statistically significant are shown in bold. B: coefficient (intercept); SE Standard error, HADS Hospital anxiety and depression score