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Table 1 Mothers’ socio-demographic-and self-reported oral health characteristics by HIV status. Percentages of those being HIV negative- and positive

From: The prevalence and socio-behavioural and clinical covariates of oral health related quality of life in Ugandan mothers with and without HIV-1

 

HIV negative

HIV positive

Total

 

% (n)

% (n)

% (n)

Median age, years (25–75 percentiles)

Age categories

31 (25–38)

31 (30–40)

31 (28–38)

18–32 years

57.8 (104)

39.2 (58)

49.4 (162)

33 + years

42.2 (76)

60.8 (90) **

50.6 (166)

Education

   

End of primary

61.8 (102)

58.2 (82)

60.1 (184)

Higher than primary

38.2 (63)

41.8 (59)

39.9 (122)

Perceived oral health

   

Poor (very poor, poor, fair)

33.3 (60)

66.7 (120)

37.8 (129)

Good (Good, very good)

66.7 (120)

57.1 (92) *

67.2 (212)

Need for dental treatment

   

No

86.7 (156)

87.2 (143)

23.8 (71)

Yes

13.3 (24)

12.8 (21)

75.6 (34)

Presence gingival bleeding

   

No

56.4 (102)

35.4 (58)

46.4 (160)

Yes

43.6 (79)

64.6 (106) ***

53.6 (185)

Caries experience

   

No

28.7 (52)

58.3 (95)

24.1 (83)

Yes

71.3 (129)

81.1 (133) *

75.9 (262)

ECOHIS -total

   

No impact

78.5 (139)

87.7 (142)

82.9 (281)

At least one impact

21.5 (38)

12.3 (20) *

17.1 (58)

Information teeth received

   

No

73.2 (131)

58.3 (95)

66.1 (226)

Yes

26.8 (48)

41.7 (68) **

33.9 (116)

  1. IQR interquartile range, *p < 0.1, **p < 0.05, ***p < 0.001