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. 2020 Oct 17;70(3):208–213. doi: 10.1111/idj.12535

Table 2.

Participants’ COPD status

Variables Characteristics COPD Non-COPD P*
Sex Male 827 (19.7) 2,415 (80.3) < 0.001
Female 307 (6.0) 4,170 (94.0)
Age 62.63 ± 0.39 53.55 ± 0.17 < 0.001
Educational level ≤ Elementary school 424 (21.0) 1,611 (79.0) < 0.001
Middle school 184 (16.1) 889 (83.9)
High school 298 (10.3) 2,129 (89.7)
≥ University or College 180 (8.3) 1,635 (91.7)
Household income Low 360 (22.7) 1,189 (77.3) < 0.001
Middle-low 316 (13.9) 1,685 (86.1)
Middle-high 228 (10.8) 1,680 (89.2)
High 224 (8.6) 1,999 (91.4)
Smoking Never smoker 401 (7.7) 4,330 (92.3) < 0.001
Former smoker 414 (19.4) 1,264 (80.6)
Current smoker 305 (19.3) 900 (80.7)
Alcohol consumption < 1 per month 525 (12.2) 3,374 (87.8) 0.194
≥ 1 per month 595 (13.3) 3,120 (86.7)
Tooth brushing < 3 653 (15.0) 3,164 (85.0) < 0.001
≥ 3 435 (10.1) 3,220 (89.9)
Dental check-up Yes 332 (10.9) 2,093 (89.1) 0.008
No 755 (13.4) 4,289 (86.6)
Periodontal status CPI = 0 109 (6.7) 1,259 (93.3) < 0.001
CPI = 1–2 198 (8.8) 1,923 (91.2)
CPI = 3–4 750 (17.7) 2,975 (82.3)
Number of missing teeth 7.43 ± 0.31 3.42 ± 0.09 < 0.001

Data are presented as the mean ± standard error for continuous variables or as n (%) for categorical variables.

COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; CPI, Community Periodontal Index.

*

Chi-squared test or t-test.