Table 2.

Job satisfaction predictors’ analysis during the pandemic (multiple linear regression modeling).

	Job Satisfaction Outcome Variables
		B	95% CI for B	P	Association
Predictors	“During the pandemic I feel trapped from my work in the dental office ”
	Gender	0.221	0.030 0.411	0.023	Increased in males
	Age	−0.257	−0.348 −0.165	0.0001	Negative (inverse)
	Number of children	−0.335	−0.562 −0.107	0.004	Negative (inverse)
	Higher degree	−0.144	−0.252 −0.036	0.009	Negative (inverse)
	“During the pandemic I like my job”
	Gender	−0.312	−0.479 −0.146	0.0001	Decreased in males
	Age	0.144	0.064 0.225	0.0001	Positive (in tandem)
	Higher degree	0.135	0.041 0.230	0.005	Positive (in tandem)
	Years of practice	−0.162	−0.261 −0.062	0.001	Negative (inverse)
	“During the pandemic I am satisfied with my professional performance”
	Years of practice	−0.121	−0.210 0.032	0.008	Negative (inverse)
	“During the pandemic, my remuneration is satisfactory for the work I do and the responsibilities I take on”
	Age	0.133	0.053 0.212	0.001	Positive (in tandem)
	Higher degree	0.215	0.122 0.309	0.0001	Positive (in tandem)
	Income	−0.099	−0.172 −0.027	0.007	Negative (inverse)
	“If you were asked today, you would choose the dental profession”
	Age	0.163	0.073 0.254	0.0001	Positive (in tandem)
	Years of practice	−0.121	−0.232 −0.009	0.034	Negative (inverse)
	“I am happy during the pandemic”
	Gender	−0.196	−0.365 −0.027	0.023	Decreased in males
	Age	0.223	0.020 0.425	0.031	Positive (in tandem)
	Marital status	−0.241	−0.342 −0.140	0.0001	Negative (inverse)