Effect of dental pain and caries on the quality of life of Brazilian preschool children.

Rev Saude Publica · 2018 · PMC5893267 · PMID 29641655

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approaching borderline significanceP = 0.047actually significant

Regarding family income, only those from the lowest category level had a higher prevalence (PR = 2.32, 95%CI 1.01–5.31) compared with the highest, approaching borderline significance at P = 0.047.

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highly significantno p-value reported

When adjusted for the two sociodemographic variables (skin color/race and family income), dental pain and dental caries remained highly significant, although the PR estimates decreased.

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