Table 1 Comparison of study members who attended with their mother at the age-5 assessment who were examined, and completed OHIP-14, at age 32, versus those who were not examined, or did not complete OHIP-14, at age 32
From: Does maternal oral health predict child oral health-related quality of life in adulthood?
| Â | Examined and completed OHIP-14 at age 32 (N = 827) | Not examined or did not complete OHIP-14 at age 32 (N = 86) |
|---|---|---|
Study members at age 5 assessment | Â | Â |
   Male (%) | 419 (50.7) | 49 (57.0) |
   SES from birth to age 151 |  |  |
High (%) | 130 (15.8)a | 6 (7.1) |
Medium (%) | 529 (64.2) | 53 (62.4) |
Low (%) | 165 (20.0) | 26 (30.6) |
   Caries-free at age 5 (%) | 335 (40.5) | 39 (45.3) |
   Mean dmfs at age 5 (SD) | 3.7 (5.6) | 3.3 (4.9) |
Mothers at age 5 assessment | Â | Â |
   Self-rated oral health as fairly poor/very poor or was edentulous (%) | 238 (28.8)b | 38 (44.2) |