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Table 1 Study population characteristics (n = 5473), all participants of the third Chilean National health survey (ENS 2016–2017)

From: Associations of number and position of tooth loss and quality of life in the Chilean population: a cross-sectional study

Main variables

Total (n = 5473)

Men (n = 2003)

Women (n = 3470)

Age (mean/SE)Age (mean/SE)

43.2 (0.4)

42.5 (0.7)

43.9 (0.5)

Number of teeth (median, SE)

20.8 (0.2)

21.5 (0.3)

20.2 (0.2)

Upper anterior tooth loss (%) (CI 95%)

40.7 (39.4–42.0)

36.8 (34.8–39.0)

42.8 (41.2–44.5)

Lower anterior tooth loss. (%) (CI 95%)

27.5 (26.3–28.7)

24.7 (22.9–26.7)

29.0 (27.5–30.6)

Educational level (%) (CI 95%)

Low

24.3 (23.1–25.4)

20.6 (18.9–22.4)

26.3 (21.6–30.9)

Medium

53.8 (52.5–55.2)

55.2 (53.0-57.4)

53.2 (51.4–54.7)

High

21.9 (20.8–22.9)

24.2 (22.2–26.0)

20.5 (19.2–21.9)

Area (%) (CI 95%)

Urban

84.1 (83.1–85.1)

85.5 (84.0-87.1)

83.3 (82.0-84.5)

Rural

15.9 (14.9–16.9)

14.5 (12.9–16.0)

16.7 (15.5–18.0)