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. 2022 Mar 31;2022:9362257. doi: 10.1155/2022/9362257

Table 2.

Association between sociodemographic and economic factors, participation in educational activities, and perception of health and oral health by Brazilian and international academics. Redenção e Acarape, CE, Brazil, 2019.

Variables Participation in educational actions oral health n (%) “Great/good” perception of oral health n (%) Use of dental services n (%) Types of dental servicesdn (%) Last visit to the dentistdn (%) p value
Sim Não Sim Não Sim Não Publ.b Priv.c <1 ano ≥1 ano
Nationality
 Brazilians 98 (66.22) 50 (33.78) 74 (50.00) 74 (50.00) 1482 (100.00) 94 (63.51) 54 (36.49) 1053 (70.95) 43 (29.05) p < 0.05
 International 73 (63.86) 1291 (36.14) 94 (46.53) 108 (53.47) 109 (53.96) 93 (46.04) 70 (64.22) 39 (35.78) 57 (52.29) 52 (47.71)
Sex
 Female 82 (55.03) 67 (44.97) 82 (55.03) 67 (44.97) 1206 (80.54) 29 (19.46) 76 (63.33) 44 (36.67) 78 (65.00) 42 (35.00) p < 0.05
 Male 89 (44.28) 1124 (55.72) 86 (42.79) 1155 (57.21) 137 (68.16) 64 (31.84) 88 (64.23) 49 (35.77) 84 (61.31) 53 (38.69)
Age
 ≤25 years 122 (50.83) 118 (49.17) 126 (52.50) 114 (47.50) 1878 (77.92) 53 (22.08) 118 (63.10) 69 (36.90) 114 (60.96) 73 (39.04) p < 0.05
 >25 years 49 (44.55) 61 (55.45) 427 (38.18) 68 (61.82) 70 (63.64) 40 (36.36) 46 (65.71) 24 (34.29) 48 (68.57) 22 (31.43)
Incomea
 ≤1 MW 114 (47.11) 128 (52.89) 112 (46.28) 130 (53.89) 163 (67.36) 79 (32.64) 11510 (70.55) 48 (29.45) 107 (65.64) 56 (34.36) p < 0.05
 >1 MW 57 (52.78) 51 (47.22) 56 (51.85) 52 (48.15) 94 (87.04) 149 (12.96) 49 (52.13) 45 (47.87) 55 (58.51) 39 (41.49)
Place of residence
 Countryside 50 (50.00) 50 (50.00) 47 (47.00) (53.00) 53 (53.00) 80 (80.00) (20.00) 20 (20.00) 5811∗∗ (72.50) 22 (27.50) 58 (72.50) 22 (27.50) p < 0.05
 Urban area 121 (48.40) 129 (51.60) 121 (48.40) 129 (51.60) 177 (70.80) 73 (29.20) 106 (59.89) 71 (40.11) 10412 (58.76) 73 (41.24)
Participation in educational actions of oral health
95 (55.56) 76 (44.44) 14714 (85.96) 24 (14.04) 10415 (70.75) 43 (29.25) 98 (66.67) 49 (33.33) p < 0.05
 No 73 (40.78) 10613 (59.22) 110 (61.45) 69 (38.55) 60 (54.55) 50 (45.45) 64 (58.18) 46 (41.82)
“Great/good” perception of oral health
 Yes 95 (56.55) 73 (43.45) 122 (72.62) (27.38) 46 (27.38) 83 (68.03) (31,97) 39 (31.97) 87 (71.31) 3517 (28.69) p < 0.05
 No 76 (41.76) 10616 (58.24) 135 (74.18) 47 (25.82) 81 (60.00 54 (40.00) 75 (55.56) 60 (44.44)

aMW-minimum wage (2019) which is R$ 998.00; bPubl.-public; cPriv.-private; Pearson's chi-square test; ∗∗Fisher's exact test; 1p=0.001; 2p=0.001; 3p=0.002; 4p=0.046; 5p=0.023;6p=0.009; 7p=0.012; 8p=0.004; 9p=0.001; 10p=0.003; 11p=0.034; 12p=0.034; 13p=0.003; 14p=0.001; 15p=0.007;16p=0.005; and 17p=0.008. d Variable values based on a sample of 257 participants who used dental services.