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. 2021 Mar 5;71(Suppl 1):S4–S14. doi: 10.1016/j.identj.2021.01.014

Table 5.

Effect of the intervention on Nigerian children's knowledge and behaviour.

T0 + 3w
T0 + 8w
T0 + 24w
n OR 95% CI N OR 95% CI n OR 95% CI
Change to adequate frequency of brushing
Crude effect of the intervention 672 8.774 4.363-17.640 672 2.634 1.957-3.545 634 2.453 1.943-3.097
Adjusted effect*§ 5.593 2.466-12.685 2.265 1.582-3.244 1.922 1.452-2.544
Change to adequate timing of brushing
Crude effect of the intervention 676 24.429 5.320-112.174 676 3.477 1.982-6.100 635 2.766 1.890-4.049
Adjusted effect* 16.125 1.923-135.192 2.888 1.206-6.913 1.681 0.983-2.875
Change to recognition everyday brushing important
Crude effect of the intervention 681 4.000 0.500-31.980 678 3.240 1.166-9.003 639 1.817 0.826-4.000
Adjusted effect 2.806 0.176-44.750 2.381 0.599-9.462 2.383 0.497-1.144
Change to being aware of adequate frequency of toothbrushing
Crude effect of the intervention 640 1.139 0.542-2.394 636 1.091 0.779-1.530 604 0.777 0.607-0.993
Adjusted effect§ 0.505 0.150-1.705 0.608 0.344-1.076 0.529 0.356-0.785
Change to fluoride toothpaste
Crude effect of the intervention 679 8.810 4.330-17.925 675 1.821 1.245-2.662 636 1.925 1.459-2.539
Adjusted effect* 6.272 2.692-14.610 1.428 0.914-2.230 1.730 1.234-2.425

CI = confidence interval; n, number of children (control/intervention); OR = odds ratio.

Children's grade.

Children's age.

Children's adequacy of brushing timing at baseline.

§

Children's usage of flour toothpaste at baseline.

Children's adequacy of brushing frequency at baseline.

School location (rural vs urban).