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. 2021 Mar 15;18(6):3003. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18063003

Table 1.

Number of participants and expenditure on dental care from 2008 to 2017.

Aged 65 and Older b Income Quintile
Lowest Income (1st Quintile) Highest Income (5th Quintile)
Year n Mean a 95% CI c n Mean 95% CI n Mean 95% CI
Lower Upper Lower Upper Lower Upper
2008 2826 533,419 396,727 670,111 1159 351,243 229,066 473,420 199 543,440 265,229 821,651
2009 2829 457,749 356,623 558,876 1112 340,571 231,185 449,957 218 959,568 243,232 1,675,905
2010 2876 552,945 451,359 654,531 1127 418,162 259,423 576,900 232 674,084 395,857 952,311
2011 2967 538,179 440,376 635,982 1181 457,466 299,049 615,884 201 753,351 331,709 1,174,994
2012 2979 516,566 440,857 592,276 1168 422,420 322,145 522,696 200 520,553 291,492 749,615
2013 3003 515,598 444,563 586,633 1128 393,791 289,891 497,692 206 623,622 405,143 842,100
2014 4061 546,371 454,968 637,774 1665 413,100 333,199 493,001 270 786,488 52,650 1,520,326
2015 4047 571,270 496,892 645,648 1704 487,369 400,756 573,981 277 577,704 405,373 750,035
2016 4052 600,972 526,261 675,684 1620 477,076 395,055 559,097 284 612,729 424,484 800,974
2017 4158 532,489 476,690 588,288 1650 476,449 396,838 556,060 264 383,789 219,802 547,777

a The dental expenditure unit is KRW. b The participants who have had dental visits each year whose average age and standard deviation is 73.4 ± 6.1 year old, with a minimal and maximal range from 65 to 104 years old. c CI denotes confidence interval.