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. 2022 Apr 24;58(5):585. doi: 10.3390/medicina58050585

Table 2.

Mean serum levels of vitamin D3 (nmol/L) among patients with periodontitis vs. healthy controls.

Groups N Mean Mean Diff. p-Value
(SD) (95% CI)
Overall
o Periodontitis 50 31.34 (5.62) 8.3 <0.001 !
o Healthy controls 50 39.64 (8.77) (5.37 to 11.22)
Male
o Periodontitis 25 31.64 (5.67) 8.23 0.001 !
o Healthy controls 24 39.88 (9.69) (3.61 to 12.85)
Female
o Periodontitis 25 31.04 (5.67) 8.38
o Healthy controls 26 39.42 (7.99) (4.46 to 12.29) <0.001 !
Age < 50 years
o Periodontitis 22 32.50 (5.58) 7.63 0.002 !
o Healthy controls 22 40.14 (9.39) (2.93 to 12.33)
Age > 50 years
o Periodontitis 28 30.43 (5.58) 8.82 <0.001 !
o Healthy controls 28 39.25 (8.38) (5.00 to 12.63)

Vitamin D3 levels were measured in nmol/L; !—p-values for equal variance not assumed in multiple independent-samples t-tests with Bonferroni adjusted level of significance alpha = 0.01.