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. 2021 Feb 26;71(5):414–419. doi: 10.1016/j.identj.2020.12.016

Table 3.

Associated factors to tooth-loss for the studied population (n = 1640).

95% CI
IRR P Lower Upper
Age 1.051 <.001 1.048 1.054
Male
Females 1.401 .048 1.01 1.95
No schooling
Elementary 0.913 .140 0.810 1.029
Middle school 1.002 .970 0.880 1.140
High school or more 0.813 .024 0.680 0.972
Local risk-factors
No daily TB/No flossing
No daily TB/Flossing NC* NC* NC* NC*
Once or more a day TB/No flossing 0.847 .06 0.714 1.006
Once or more a day TB/Flossing 0.654 <.001 0.520 0.822
General risk factors
No Diabetes/No smoker
No diabetes/Smoker 1.567 <.001 1.328 1.850
Diabetes/No smoker 0.965 .603 0.847 1.101
Diabetes/Smoker 3.621 <.001 2.867 4.574
Self-perceived oral health
Excellent-Good
Fair-Poor 1.283 .001 1.101 1.496
Self-perceive oral appearance
Excellent-Good
Fair-Poor 1.327 .003 1.098 1.603
Decayed 0.967 <.001 0.957 0.977
Filled 0.963 0.945 0.982
_cons 0.203 <.001 0.148 0.277

Negative binomial regression for number of teeth loss.

CI = confidence interval; IRR = incidence rate ratio; NC = no cases; TB = toothbrushing.