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. 2022 Jul 18;9(7):1069. doi: 10.3390/children9071069

Table 3.

Bivariate analysis between toothbrushing frequency and the sociodemographic and oral health variables included in the study.

OR 95% CI p-Value
Age of child 1.04 (0.98−1.11) 0.169
Mother’s age 0.97 (0.95−0.98) 0.001
Father’s age 0.97 (0.94−1.00) 0.078
Number of children 0.94 (0.77−1.14) 0.538
Sex
Boys 1 *
Girls 1.61 (1.08−2.41) 0.018
Age at initiation of toothbrushing
Before 2 years of age 1 *
After 2 years of age 1.53 (1.30−1.79) 0.000
Dental visit
Never in lifetime 1 *
Not in the last year 1.97 (0.86−4.50) 0.104
Yes, in the last year 0.68 (0.28−1.63) 0.394
Health insurance
With insurance 1 *
Seguro Popular 0.72 (0.46−1.11) 0.145
Uninsured 0.68 (0.24−1.91) 0.473
Mother’s educational level
Up to junior high school 1 *
Up to high school 1.28 (0.51−3.21) 0.586
Higher than high school 0.55 (0.23−1.27) 0.166
Father’s educational level
Up to junior high school 1 *
Up to high school 1.54 (0.81−2.92) 0.185
Higher than high school 0.73 (0.30−1.80) 0.501
Home ownership
Borrowed or rented 1 *
Owned (paid or to be paid) 1.28 (1.01−1.63) 0.035
Car in the household
No 1 *
Yes 1.51 (1.27−1.80) 0.000
Household characteristics
1st tertile (poorest) 1 *
2nd tertile 1.64 (0.82−3.30) 0.160
3rd tertile (richest) 2.60 (1.08−6.22) 0.032
Household goods
1st tertile (poorest) 1 *
2nd tertile 1.30 (0.79−2.15) 0.295
3rd tertile (richest) 4.03 (0.57−28.03) 0.159

* Reference category.